Hardbopjazz

Ghorama is an island located in West Bengal, India, that is eroding into the ocean due to a dramatic increase in the sea level. The photographer posed locals on disappearing segments of the island. According to the artist, locals who still live on the larger segment of the island expect to be relocated within the next 25 years. Sorry the image doesn't work. photo and blurb

I second that.

A Certain Light (Ken Vandermark) Certain Beauty (Heinz Sauer) Un certain je ne sais pas (Bireli Lagrene) Here's a Certain Girl (Snooks Eaglin) Judgement of a Certain Kind (Benny Bailey) Next up: Half

#3, replace the guitar with piano and this sounds so much like Getz/Barron's People Time album, even though the horn player is on alto here.

Dir like a Hero (Erika Stucky) Hero (Gladys Knight) Hero (Kai Winding) My Hero (Ralph Flanagan) The Hero (Black Sabbath) Next up: Turn(ing)

That's great new to hear funding has been found.

Nope - it's someone stylistically "older" than Bauer, although I just looked up their birth dates; our guy is only two years older than Mr. Bauer. Mr. Bauer was born 1915. Who is even older than Billy and played jazz guitar? Then it could be George Van Eps. I need to pull out some recording of him to compare to your selection.

I have to go for a drive and listen to this. I do my best listening while in the car and the wife isn't telling me to turn down the volume. I am stumped on some of these. #1 I believe I might have, but it will take me days to find the album or CD.

Distant Thunder (Willem Breuker) Approaching The Smoke That Thunders (Joe McPhee) Thunder (Stanley Clarke) Thundercrack (John Zorn) Song Of thunder (Terje Rypdal) Next up: Fence

Is the guitarist on #2 Billy Bauer?

I think it's Housing----Authority. Not sure what the 'R' means. It's where you go to apply for benefits. I thought the R stood for Ruffian.

If anyone wants to hear it, let me know. I should have included something from this recording on my BFT.

Yeah the building codes in Florida must be stricter since Florida sits in hurricane way, but how could that mansion be built not following code? Yes termites also led to the decision to knock the mansion, but that could have been resolved without the bulldozer.

What I didn't like to read from that article was that two of the five couldn't attend because of health reasons. Let's hope Von Freeman and Charlie Haden are just home sick with the common cold. Secondly, the New York Times may in fact be losing it. The Times mistakenly mixed up the musicians. This how the NY Times lists the musicians. Benny Golson and Frank Wess Bobby Hutcherson and Kenny Barron. I also heard this will be the last year for this NEA award. I don't know the reason why.

Sir Duke (stevie Wonder) Sir (Ralph Alessi) Yes Sir, That's My Baby (J.J. Johnson/Kai Winding) Yes Sir, I Can Boogie (Björn) Sir Jones (Larry Brown) Next up: Fantasy

Juice Head Baby (Eddie Cleanhead Vinson) Cherry Juice (Mel Lewis) Goof Juice (Big John Patton) Let the Juice Loose (Tenor Bill Evens) Jungle Juice (The Directors) Next up: Miss

Now that you figured it out, it does sound like Bucky Green. Good to see you back.

It sure sounds like him from that time period.

Sounds fantastic. Is this commercially available somewhere? Hall is by far my favourite clarinet player. No it was never released before.

Happy birthday Andy.

Ready for Freddie (Sir Charles Thompson) I'm Ready (James Cotton) People Get Ready (William Parker) Ready and Able (Dr. Lonnie Smith) I'm Ready (Pinetop Perkins) Next up: Blind

Yes. But the news media was quick to conclude she was wasting money for the hell of it. The news media? What about yourself? Touché.

Eddie Sauter arranged and composed a lot for Benny Goodman. So I am thinking #8 this is from the 30s. Track #9 sounds like it has been used in a old Wanner Brothers cartoon.

A few days after the memorial the played several hours of convert tapes from their vaults. The ones with Cecil Taylor were beyond words.

Yes. But the news media was quick to conclude she was wasting money for the hell of it.