Hardbopjazz

1 For Clarinet And String Quartet (Ned Rothenberg) Adagio For Strings (Charlie Haden) Heart Strings (Pat Martino) Four String Drive (Mike Clark) Apron Strings (Beady Belle) Next up: Castle

I'm still clueless. I need to do some resarching now.

Any hints for #4?

Stella By Starlight (Joe Henderson) Stella By Starlight (Tony Bennett) Starlight (Tom Rush) Starlights (Lanfranco Malaguti) Oh Starlight (The Quinns) Next up: Samba

I will have the download ready by the weekend.

Bus (Vicki Guzman) Bus Stop (The Hollies) The Wheels on the Bus (The Baby Loves Jazz Band) Magic Bus (The Who) Bus Me (Vince Guaraldi) On a Clear Day (Sonny Stitt) As Tears Clear out of My Eyes (Rebekka Bakken) Clear Way (Tony Williams) Clear Cut Boogie (Sonny Rollins) I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash) Half Moon, Clear Night (Florian Ross + Matthias Schriefl) Next up: Many

You mean Sun Ra?

Walking In The Moonlight (Art Ensemble Of Chicago) Moonlight (Joshua Redman) Moonlight in Vermont (Tal Farlow) What a Little Moonlight (Anat Cohen) Black Moonlight (Hal Russell) Next up: South

That was great Chris.

If true, how long before humans go there and mess that planet up too? The Indo-Asian News Service reported Saturday that a Russian scientist has published what he claims is evidence of life on Venus, Earth’s nearest neighbor in the direction of the sun. Leonid Ksanfomaliti, an astronomer based at the Space Research Institute of Russia’s Academy of Sciences, analyzed photographs taken by a Russian landing probe during a 1982 during a mission to explore the heavily acid-clouded planet. Venus is roughly the same size as Earth, but it has a thick atmosphere dominated by carbon dioxide. With an atmospheric pressure 92 times Earth’s, a waterless and volcano-riddled surface and a surface temperature of 894 degrees, the planet has never been considered a serious target of research into the possibility of extraterrestrial life. But in his article, published in the magazine Solar System Research, Ksanfomaliti says the Russian photographs depict objects resembling a “disk,” a “black flap” and a “scorpion.” “What if we forget about the current theories about the non-existence of life on Venus?” he wrote. “Let’s boldly suggest that the objects’ morphological features would allow us to say that they are living.” Article

Let Her Garden Grow (Bad Plus) Brigitte In Her Garden (Kenny Wheeler) Garden (Henning Berg) Garden Frequency (Jim Black) Garden Of Love (Jean-Paul Bourelly) Next up: Candy

Sure looks like him. Thanks.

I thought that's how it happened. Funny shit, but no not that Beeks.

Who is this bass player? I am watching a DVD right now and his name hasn't been mentioned. Charlie Parker Legacy Band from the Marciac, Jazz Festival, 2008.

Did Clarence Beeks write this tune with Carlie Parker? I'm asking because some records I have list just Parker and others list Beeks with Parker.

Long Island's Most Haunted Cemeteries One of them is where I was living before I got married. I used to say during spring nights there always a lot of mist in that cemtetery. I didn't know that mist was spirts. Damn, I would have paid a visit there.

Let Then Eat Cake (Ken Vandermark) Cheese Cake (Dexter Gordon) No Pain for Cakes (Lounge Lizards) Fanfare For The Cakeman (Christof Thewes) Pound Cake (Lee Konitz) Next up: Sorrow

Another great one has left. RIP Etta

All the Gin is Gone (Jimmy Forest) I Need My Gin (Me. A chance to promote one of my tunes) Gin House Blues (Nina Simone) Gin House Blues (Animals) Cold Gin (Kiss) Next up: Mytery

I managed to catch the first set Thursday night. Lou had laryngitis and didn't talk much, which resulted in the band playing more. He still played the same set of tunes that he always plays. I don't understand why. Lou arrived late and started to a sound check. He played How High the Moon and an Ellington tune. I was excited. I thought he was going to play these, but he didn't.

Skies May Be Blue (Susanne Abbuehl) Albatrosh From Skies (Albatrosh) Up From the Skies (Jean Paul Bourelly/Vernon Reid) African Skies (Brecker Brothers) Blue Skies (Al Cohn/Zoot Sims/Jimmy Rushing) Next up: Little

What would give you that idea?

Joy to the World (Thelonious Monk) Joy (Sam Rivers) Joyful Departure (Ralph Towner) Morning Joy (Steve Lacy) The Easter Joy Dance (Woody Shaw) Next up: Giant

So sorry to hear about your loss. You can tell fromt he photos she was as loyal as any dog could possibly be.

Stormy Monday Blues (Albert King) I Don't Like Mondays (Boom Town Rats) Monday Monday (The Mamas & the Papas) Mondays (Doug Whaley) Blue Monday (Ike Quebec) Next up: Over