Hardbopjazz

Ayler, is one hard sell to many.

Any earth shattering knowledge bestowed upon you since you been on this fourm?

I use to follow the coverage of jazz in the Village Voice. It was some of the best jazz information in NY. But it's been a good 10 years since I've followed it.

This thread has gotten a bit too strange for me.

Are you kind of like Troy McClure on the Simpson's? He was into fish.

Wes Montgomery- Road Song and Down Here on the Ground. Both suck. I have a theory to real reason Wes died, and that is, he had to record these two albums and it killed him. There is so much sap on these two albums they should be at IHOP. The greatest guitarist of all time, had to record albums like this to feed his family. It must have led to his demise.

Put some hot pepper on the shoes, the cat will stop.

Who else is on the record with him?

Since it appears no one was doing the AOTW this week, I jumped in and selected: Count Basie- Sing Along with Basie.

Well if no one is doing one, I will select Count Basie- Sing along with Basie.

So, even IN the obvious, it was better in Paris.

Does she say it tastes like chicken? Everything always tastes like chicken.

From the looks of it, the catalog number SP.418 makes me believe they must have put out a number of albums on the Sears Label. First time I ever seen anything from Sears.

If no one wants to do it, I can quickly do one.

Thanks, Lucky? Maybe

Anyone know where I can pick up a copy of this record? I don't think it ever made it to CD.

t appears that only 3 of 4 of his albums are still in print.

Anyone know if he's still playing? Kind of up there in age. Listening to Gene Ammon's Angel Eyes and I am digging his flute playing. He also plays Tenor Sax.

Beats always having to go in the back doors at clubs in the States, or having to find a hotel that would allow you to say at it. You could eat where you want, not just places for blacks. There are other reason too. The music was treated as a true art form. Not to say it didn't have some of that here in the United States, but most of Europe see jazz as a true art form.

If the company is closed, such as tomorrow, why is that coming out of your pocket, you should be paid. How about weekends? You get those off?

Jackie was one. Never would think he is in his 70's. Blew like crazy Thursday and Saturday nights.

I asked at the door if I can snap a few pictures before they start playing. I was told, just don't use any flash, which I didn't. Anyway, the music was great.

So this the thread to get your post fix. I'm use to driving up to a corner to get my fix.

Trying so hard for my wife to let me go a third time. Trying for Sunday at 8. She thinks I need to go into a 12 step program from this. The only way I stop seeing so much live jazz, is if I didn't live so close to NYC.

That is a great tune. I wish they would have played that one. Still a great show.