Pete C

I'd bet it was John Blake, who recorded a couple of times with Tyner in that period. Possibly some overlap with this lineup?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizon_%28McCoy_Tyner_album%29

Here's a nice remembrance of Sam from Brian Carpenter: http://briancarpenter.net/content/2011/12/remembering-sam-rivers-1923-2011.html

Most people are in the wrong line of work.

There was also flak about Sinatra and a young Natalie Cole on one of his specials in the '60s. In Brazil, although there's plenty of racism, those same constraints didn't exist. Elis Regina and Jair Rodrigues had a great TV show together. And here's Elis with Wilson Simonal. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvJt59HrA3Q These days Colin Powell isn't allowed to touch Harry Belafonte.

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The problem with your comment is that there are plenty of people with high IQs who are stupid and full of unjustified machismo. Not in New York. Here, what you see is what you get. I've lived in NY all my 56 years and I've met plenty of stupid people with high IQs, especially at NYU, Columbia and the "financial services" sector.

A while back I DL'd a dvd of the full Hollywood Palace show (A&M night) that clip is from.

If you're on Spotify, here's a link to what I've got. Some great suggestions above were not available.

I fixed the image URL.

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The problem with your comment is that there are plenty of people with high IQs who are stupid and full of unjustified machismo.

Somebody has put together a Spotify playlist of all available Rivers leader and sideman appearances:

The Man Who Wasn't There The Man Who Never Was The Invisible Man

Isn't that what we do?

Fine, ignore me. A Single Man Solitary Man An Unreasonable Man

Is it possible that Worrell was miscredited on an lp release of Hues? I seem to remember seeing his name associated with a Rivers recording years ago.

They're not allowed to discriminate.

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Pete by a nose.

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No need to wait for the Bowie Matrioshka, though. http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/david_bowie_matryoshka_nesting_dolls/

I'm waiting for the Barbie Buble.

Yeah, when life deals you tsuris, make tzimmes.

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Jimmy Garrison too, especially in his flamencoesque solos. Check out his playing on: Also on some of the European tour stuff with Trane where he gets to stretch out.