Hardbopjazz

I hope all the people of Japan will be safe. Really scary a 8.9 quake. Glad to hear the board memebers in Japan are okay.

Herbie the Love Bug. Bugs Bunny Leghorn Foghorn

Well, Frank Sinatra said he is the best jazz singer. I think he is a jazz singer. I have seen him live 3 times. All 3 times he performed some of the same tunes, and each time the approach was different. To me that's a jazz artists.

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I like many of here, have a large collection of music, but do you have one particular recording that you listen to over and over again? I find myself always pulling out Grant Green's The complete Quartets with Sonny Clark.

Have a wondeful day.

Ty Pennington Chad

He was before my time, but I saw some footage of him hitting. What a nice swing. Anyone remember watching Duke play?

Friday, I recall one encore. Did he play 3 encores on Saturday?

In an email to a friend of mine, there may be a good chance that part of this 80th birthday concert getting released in the fall. I would hope it is the Sonnymoon For Two with Ornette. But Sonny may think differently.

When I bought my ticket at the box office, I asked the woman if they were playing together or with their own bands. She said "I believe together." Oh well, it is still going to be a great night of music.

Together I believe.

I don't know how those seats are, but that's what I have. $100 was more than I could spend.

Friday and Saturday are the shows. I have my ticket, and from the only response, so does Allen. This should be a great show. If you're in NYC try to make it.

Just remembered another one. Lester Young's solo on a Count Baise record, don't recall what tune it was, but the new tune "Pound Cake" came out of it.

I can think of James Moody's solo to "I'm in the Mood for Love." It produced "Moody's Mood for Love." Coleman Hawkins' solo to "Body and Solo." I don't mean the vocalese style of writing words to solos, but solos that have become their own melodies and tunes. These are the only two that come to mind.

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Sad, but he left us a lot of music to always remember him by each day. RIP Sir George. Thanks. I will surely spin some of your music tonight. "In the Night" with Nancy Wilson and "George Shearing and the Montgomery Brothers" are two of my favorites.

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From one Ferrara to another, RIP DON.

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Have old topics going back pre 2006 been removed? I was searching for a topic I started but I can't find anything posts before June 2006.

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