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Billu Barber Desilu Studios Linda Lu (that's her real name, even though they call her Patty)

Patty Tuck Friar Tuck

Peppermint Patty Lollipop Lollipop Licorice McKechnie

Mr. Peanut Pecan Patty Joe Brazil

Yeah, any of the Dutch Fontana titles would be great, but prying them out of Alan Bates' hands would be mighty difficult I would think. I was pretty sure that Spiritual Infinity was a mass of aborted takes and nothing complete exists. Somebody was going to do the Colbeck a few years ago but I guess it fell through. Fine LP. The Marzette on Savoy is a good idea because a lot of people want to hear it, but it's not exactly earth-shattering music. The Patty Waters track is by far the best.

patty waters is ... beyond words, thanks once again!!! xD

Patty Waters, specifically You Thrill Me on Water.

Two that many will be familiar with : Chet Baker - Winter Wonderland (from the LP Pretty/Groovy on World Pacific) Paul Bley - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (from the LP Introducing Paul Bley on Debut) And one that few will be familiar with : Patty McGovern - I Like Snow (from the LP Wednesday's Child on Atlantic)

December 15, 2010: XQAM 1047 McGovern,Patty(vo)/Wednesday's Child+5* XQAM 1048 Kelly,Bev(vo)/Long Ago And Far Away+1*

Following CDs are scheduled for release. On December 1,2010 POCE 3282/3 Rokkaku,Yukio(vo)/Love Me Tender & Hatsukoi 3000 On December 8,2010 BSSB 30 Tarue,Yoshichika(p)/Rain Man's Story(Limited Edition)2CD 3150 BSSB 31 Tarue,Yoshichika(p)/Rain Man's Story 2625 BSSB 32(SHMCD) Indigo Jam Unit/Roots(CD+DVD) 2835 BSSB 33(SHMCD) Indigo Jam Unit/Roots 2625 NNCJ 1018 Izumi,Hirotaka(p)/Forever Purple 2940 HUCD 10083 Noro,Issei(g)/Smash Gig-Issei Noro Inspirits- 2500 XQDN 1701 Kankawa(org)/Organist 3000 XQJS 1002 Waker,David T(g)/For All Time 2500 VSCD 9380 Deschamps,Marc(p)/Sucre Sale 2625 VSCD 10013 Michina & Tomo/Premier Souffle 1801 KICJ 605 Fakanas,Yiorgos(b)/Domino 2600 KICJ 606 Fakanas,Yiorgos(b)/Echoes 2600 On December 10,2010 KCSK 2525 Katori,Setsuko(ds)/Mama Usagi No Shoutaijou 2500 HMA 9837 Ogawa,Hiro(p)/Absolute Zere 1800 On December 15,2010 UCGU 9009(SACD) Coltrane,John(ts)/Ballads 4500 UCGU 9010(SACD) Merrill,Helen(vo)/Helen Merrill(With Clifford Brown) 4500 UCGU 9011(SACD) Peterson,Oscar(p)/We Get Request 4500 UCGU 9012(SACD) Bill,Evans(p)/At The Montreux Jazz Festival 4500 UCGU 9013(SACD) Montgomery,Wes(g)/A Day In The Life 4500 PCCY 30178 Murakami,Shuichi(ds)/7(Seven) Returns 3000 PCCY 30179 Gumbs,Onaje Allan(p)/Just Like Yesterday 2500 AQCD 50574 V.A./Cover The Jazz 1980 TOCJ 66546/7 V.A./Jazz Now 2011 1980 WNCJ 2213 Terashita,Makoto(p)/Real Jazz Moments 2800 WNCJ 2214 Nomoto,Shuichi(p)/Now We're Funkin' 2800 WNCJ 2215 Kohashi,Atsuko(p)+Yosuke,Inoue(b)/Turnaround 2800 WNCJ 2216 Kogure,Tetsuya(g)/Am I Blue? 2800 FNCJ 5544(SHM CD) Jones,Hank(p)/Trio 1979 Discovery 2800 YZOC 10022 Fox,Freddie(g)/Feelin' It 2000 XQAM 1047 McGovern,Patty(vo)/Wednesday's Child+5 2800 XQAM 1048 Kelly,Bev(vo)/Long Ago Anf Far Away(+1 With Alan Copeland) 2800 VHCD 01048 Cedar,Walton(p)/The Song Of Delirah-Music Of Victor Young 2800 VHCD 78151 Higgins,Eddie(p) & Scott Hamilton(ts) & Ken Peplowski(cl)/It's Magic Vol.1* 1500 VHCD 78152 Higgins,Eddie(p) & Scott Hamilton(ts) & Ken Peplowski(cl)/It's Magic Vol.2* 1500 VHCD 78153 Wilen,Barney(ts)/Passione* 1500 VHCD 78154 Barron,Kenny(p)/Minor Blues* 1500 VHCD 78155 Beirach,Richie(p)/Jazz Adagio* 1500 VHCD 78156 Alexander,Eric(ts)/Sunday In New York* 1500 VHCD 78157 Ann,Laura(vo)/Summer Samba* 1500 VHCD 78158 Souter,Tessa(vo)/Nights Of Key Largo* 1500 VHCD 78159 Konitz,Lee(as)/Jazz Nocturne* 1500 VHCD 78160 Crow,Bill(b)/Jazz Anecdotes* 1500 VHCD 78161 Rava,Enrico(tp)/Renaissance* 1500 VHCD 78162 Kuhn,Steve(p)/Waltz Red Side* 1500 VHCD 78163 Kuhn,Steve(p)/Waltz Blue Side* 1500 VHCD 78164 Roma Trio/Ciao Ciao Bambina* 1500 VHCD 78165 Simone(vo)/Let's Fall In Love* 1500 VHCD 78166 Henry,Nicole(vo)/Eddie Higgins(p)/Teach Me Tonight* 1500 VHCD 78167 Romantic Jazz Trio/Moliendo Cafe* 1500 VHCD 78168 Yoshioka,Hideaki(p)/Moment To Moment* 1500 VHCD 78169 Lynch,Brian(tp)/Bolero Nights For Billie Holiday* 1500 VHCD 78170 Cole,Alexis(vo)/Someday My Prince Will Come* 1500 VHCD 78171 Fulton,Champian(vo)/Sometimes I'm Happy* 1500 VHCD 78172 Viklicky,Emil(p)/Sinfonietta-The Janacek Of Jazz* 1500 VHCD 78173 Rubino,Dino(tp)/Mi Sono Innamorato Di Te* 1500 VHCD 78174 Higgins,Eddie(p) & Scott Hamilton(ts) & Ken Peplowski(cl)/A Handful Of Stars* 1500 VHCD 78175 Alexander,Eric(ts)/Chim Chim Cheree-Tribute To John Coltrane* 1500 VHCD 78176 Charlap,Bill(p) & Ken Peplowski(cl)/Stardust* 1500 VHCD 78177 Higgins,Eddie(p)/Standard Higgins* 1500 VHCD 78178 Higgins,Eddie(p)/Ballad Higgins* 1500 VHCD 78179 Hicks,John(p)/Moanin'-Portrait Of Art Blakey* 1500 VHCD 78180 Parrott,Nicki(vo,b)/Fly Me To The Moon* 1500 VHCD 78181 Scott,Jimmy(vo)/All Of Me(Live In Tokyo)* 1500 VHCD 78182 Smith,Derek(p)/To Love Again* 1500 VHCD 78183 Carroll,Barbara(p)/Sentimental Mood* 1500 VHCD 78184 Smith,Derek(p)/Beautiful Love* 1500 VHCD 78185 Heik,Aaron(as) & Romantic Jazz Trio/Europe* 1500 VHCD 78186 Cafiso,Francesco(as)/Portrait In Black And White* 1500 VHCD 78187 Frahm,Joel(ts)/Caminhos Cruzados* 1500 VHCD 78188 Higgins,Eddie(p)/Portrait Of Love* 1500 VHCD 78189 Charlap,Bill(p)/I'm Old Fashioned* 1500 VHCD 78190 Kuhn,Steve(p)/I Will Wait For You-The Music Of Michel LeGrand* 1500 VHCD 78191 Nimmer,Dan(p)/Modern Day Blues* 1500 VHCD 78192 Cole,Richie(as)/West Side Story* 1500 VHCD 78193 Grace,Naomi(vo)/Solo In The Spotlight* 1500 VHCD 78194 Bollani,Stefano(p)/Falando De Amor* 1500 VHCD 78195 New York Trio/Essential Best* 1500 VHCD 78196 Higgins,Eddie(p)/Essential Best* 1500 VHCD 78197 Simone(vo)/Essential Best* 1500 VHCD 78198 Romantic Jazz Trio/The Beatles In Jazz* 1500 VHCD 78199 Romantic Jazz Trio/Chopin Jazz* 1500 VHCD 78200 Parrott,Nicki(vo,b)/Black Coffee* 1500 I presume the 'VHCD' releases are all on the Venus label and they do seem to be releasing a lot of music lately. Does anyone know anything about the label and whether this flood is likely to continue?

A VERY busy weekend. Went to the hellishly overcrowded Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival yesterday and today. Saw Jerry Douglas (w/Viktor Krauss & Omar Hakim), Patty Griffin, Jon Langford & Skull Orchard, Hot Tuna, Carolyn Wonderland. Wanted to see a lot of other stuff (Richard Thompson, Dave Alvin, Kinky Friedman, Rosanne Cash, etc.), but it's become impossible to navigate the crowds - and no fun. Too bad that it's become too successful for its own good. Went to a charity event with Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe doing each other's tunes last night. Very entertaining. If you want to read more, Joel Selvin breaks it down. Tomorrow night - Henry Threadgill & Zooid, part of the SF Jazz Fall Season.

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KSJS-FM, San Jose, CA Jazz Playlist for the Week of 8-22-10 Reporting to JazzWeek Interviewed Artist, on “Straight No Chaser”, Sundays 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., with Mike Schwartz: John Abercrombie, featuring “Five on One” (Contact), Pirouet – 8/22 Interviewed Artists, on “The Creative Source”, Sundays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with Brad Stone: None this week. Adds: Kelly Jefferson Quartet – Next Exit – Cellar Live – 8/22 Michael Dease – Grace – Jazz Legacy – 8/22 Endo/Okimoto/Taba – Rhythm Summit – Rhythm Summit – 8/22 Alex Brown – Pianist – Paquito/Sunnyside – 8/22 Matt Jorgensen – Tattooed by Passion – Origin – 8/22 Hadley Caliman & Pete Christlieb – Reunion – 8/22 Jeff Richman – Like That – Nefer – 8/22 Guillermo Klein – Domador de Heullas – Limbo/Sunnyside – 8/22 Radam Schwartz & Conspiracy for Positivity – Songs for the Soul – Arabesque – 8/22 Ralph Alessi – Cognitive Dissonance – CamJazz – 8/22 Christian Howes – Out of the Blue – Resonance – 8/22 Dave Anderson Quartet – Clarity – Pony Boy – 8/22 Heavy Rotation: Chris Washburne and the Syotos Band – Fields of Moons – Jazzheads – 8/15 Tamir Hendelman – Destinations – Resonance – 8/15 The Stephen Anderson Trio – Nation Degeneration – Summit – 8/1 Hilario Duran Trio – Motion – Alma – 8/1 Sunna Gunnlaugs – The Dream – Sunny Sky – 8/1 Fred Hersch Trio – Whirl – Palmetto – 8/1 Pat Bianchi – Back Home – Doodlin – 8/1 Oleg Kireyev/Keith Javors – Rhyme and Reason – Inarhyme – 8/1 Amina Figarova – Sketchs – Munich – 8/1 The Vocal Jazz Collective – Redefinition – OA2 – 7/11 The Dave Wilson Quartet – Spiral – Summit – 7/4 Marian Petrescu – Thrivin’ – Resonance – 7/4 Steve Davis – Images – Positone – 7/4 The Stryker/Slagle Band – Keeper – Panorama – 7/4 The Stanley Clarke Band – f. Hiromi – Heads Up – 7/4 Jason Moran – Ten – Blue Note – 7/4 Medium Rotations: Mainstream: Kenny Burrell – Be Yourself – High Note – 8/15 Taeko – Voice – Flat Nine – 8/8 Takao Iwaki – Introducing – White Sands – 8/8 Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra – Jimmy Heath: The Endless Search – Origin – 8/8 Harvie S – Cocolamus Bridge – Blue Bamboo – 8/1 Patty Cronheim – Days Like These – Say So – 8/1 Anthony E. Nelson, Jr. – Testament/Live at Cecil’s – Music Stand – 7/11 Dave Peck – Modern Romance – Let’s Play Stella – 7/11 Bill Charlap & Renee Rosnes – Double Portrait – Blue Note – 7/11 Ted Hogarth and the Mulligan Mosaics Big Band – Live at the Jazz Showcase – Jazz Showcase – 7/11 Curtis Fuller – I Will Tell Her – Capri – 7/4 Progressive: Ben Monder/Bill McHenry – Bloom – Sunnyside – 8/8 David Weiss & Point of Departure – Snuck In – Sunnyside – 8/1 Wally Schnalle – Out of the Pan – Retlaw – 8/1 Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet – Live at the Triple Door – The Royal Potato Family – 8/1 Contact – Five on One – Pirouet – 8/1 Steve Coleman and Five Elements – Harvesting Semblances and Affinities – Pi – 8/1 Chris Graham Trio – After-Birth of the Cool – Chris Graham Trio – 8/1 Ziggurat Quartet – Calculated Gestures – Origin – 8/1 Geri Allen & Timeline – Live – Motéma – 7/11 Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey – Stay Gold – The Royal Potato Family – 7/11 Blues: Rick Derringer - The Three Kings of the Blues - Shrapnel - 8/16 Eric Gale - Relentless - Shrapnel - 8/16 Harper - Stand Together - Blind Pig - 8/16 Kevin Selfe & the Tornadoes - Playing the Game - www.kevinselfe.com - 8/16 John Lee Hooker, Jr. - Live in Istanbul, Turkey - Steppin' Stone - 8/2 Ron Hacker & the Hacksaws - Burnin' - Blue Skunk - 8/2 Rob Stone - Back Around Here - Earwig - 8/2 Eddie Turner - Miracles & Demons - Northern Blues - 8/2 Albert Castiglia - Keepin' On - Blue Leaf - 8/2 Landau/Ford/Haslip/Novak - Renegade Creation - Blues Bureau Int'l - 7/19 Lou DeAdder - Number 5 - Start It Up - 7/19 Ghost Town Blues Band - Dust the Dust - Inside Sounds - 7/19 Jimmy Dawkins - The Leric Story - Delmark - 7/19 World Features: Mark Piszczek – Bamboo Philharmonic – Blue Bamboo – 8/8 Darwin Noguera’s Evolution Quintet – The Gardner – Chicago Sessions – 8/8 The Craig Russo Latin Jazz Project – Mambo Influenciado – Cagoots – 8/8 Jon Gold – Brazil Confidential – Zoho – 8/8 The Waitiki 7 – New Sounds of Exotica – Pass Out – 6/27 Light Airplay: Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra – Mezzanine – Owl Studios – 8/15 Laurie Antonioli – American Dreams – Intrinsic – 8/8 Adrian Iaies Trio – A Child’s Smile – Sunnyside – 8/8 Ori Dagan – S’Cat Got My Tongue – Scat Cat – 8/1 Nathan Eklund Group – Coin Flip – OA2 – 8/1 Susie Hansen – Represente de la Salsa – Jazz Caliente – 8/1 Regina Carter – Reverse Thread – E1 – 8/1 Chris Massey’s “Nue Jazz Project” – Vibranium – Chrismasseyjazz – 8/1 Rebecca Coupe Franks – Check the Box – RCF – 8/1 Musique Noir – Good Hair – Musique Noir – 8/1 Norm Amadio and Friends – Panda Digital – 7/11 Hiroe Sekine – A-Mé – Sekai Music – 6/27 Going Recurrent: Billy Childs Ensemble f. The Ying Quartet – Autumn: In Moving Pictures – Artist Share – 6/27 Amabutho – Sikelela – Alma – 6/27 Mike Clark – Carnival of Soul – Owl Studios – 6/20 Gregory Porter – Water – Motéma – 6/20 Carrie Wicks – I’ll Get Around To It – OA2 – 6/20 Paul Carr – Straight Ahead Soul – PCJ – 6/20 John Hicks & Frank Morgan – Twogether – High Note – 6/20 Tony Allen – Secret Agent – Nonesuch – 6/20 Randy Klein/Oleg Kireyev/Chris Washburne – Sunday Morning – Jazzheads – 6/20 Shawn Maxwell Quartet – Maxwell’s House – Chicago Sessions – 6/20 Marco Benevento – Between the Needles and Nightfall – Royal Potato Family – 6/20 Kenia – Celebrates Dorival Caymmi – Mooka – 6/20 Richard Blake – Midtown at Midnight – Richard Blake – 6/20 Marc Cary – Focus Trio Live 2009 – Motéma – 6/13 Jeff Antoniuk and the Jazz Update – Brotherhood – JAJU – 6/13 Tom Graf – Grafitti – Tom Graf – 6/7 Dr. Brad Stone, Music Director and Faculty Advisor KSJS 90.5 FM One Washington Square San Jose State University San Jose, CA 95192-0094 www.ksjs.org Home Office: Music Calls: 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Wednesdays, PT 408-848-6266 (office) email: bstone@science.sjsu.edu 9381 Durango Lane, Gilroy, CA 95020 Assistant Music Director for Blues: Kevin Foley Ariente (Kevin@ksjs.org) San Jose is the 3rd largest city in California (behind L.A. and San Diego) and the nation’s 10th largest city (population about 1 million), and the San Jose/Oakland/S.F. metro area is the 4th largest in the country (population about 6.6 million). KSJS broadcasts to the greater San Jose metropolitan area at 1.5 kwatts, and our signal covers the vast majority of the Bay area’s listeners. KSJS typically programs 28 hours per week of jazz (including blues), with regular DJs: Mike Schwartz (“Straight, No Chaser”), Sundays, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Brad (“The Jazz Doctor”) Stone, (“The Creative Source for New Jazz and Current Artists”), Sundays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Quacy (“Q”) Superville, Mondays, 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. Kevin Foley Ariente (“Unconscious Desires”), Tuesdays, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. John (“Not So Serious”) King, Fridays, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Ramon (“Chef Ramon”) Johnson, (featuring “The Blues Café”), Fridays, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Playlists for these shows can be viewed at www.yes.com In addition to JazzWeek, we report to CMJ Jazz, CMJ New World and Living Blues. Jazz Week 8-22-10.doc

I am pleased to report that notwithstanding the "poking" incident that took place after my wife "sealed" the house (and triggered the angry screaming in her head), things have very much returned to normal. In fact, I have to say that within a couple of weeks I honestly began to perceive what I can only describe as a "lighter" atmosphere in the house. Almost a calm, or just some sense of a change to a sense of ... I don't know, a lack of foreboding or any feeling of dread? Its hard to describe, but I have to say its how I felt, the atmosphere was lighter, and nothing has been going on here since then. But I didn't bring this thread up to report that. I brought it up to report something paranormal but actually sort of pleasing. Three years ago on July 4th my Father-in-Law died unexpectedly of a massive heart attack. He was mere weeks away from moving to his dream home in Arizona (he died in Wichita). As per his wishes, he was cremated and in the fall of that year his ashes were scattered in a particular spot he had picked out in AZ. My wife and her sister took care of this, and while they were doing it, some pictures were taken of the area. Two of the pictures had what could be called "light anomalies" - it was a sunny day, this was an area with trees, and two pictures had sort of grayish dark areas or shadows. We didn't put too much stock in the pictures simply because, with big trees you simply can't say whether or not these are natural shadows or not, no matter what the grieving family wants to believe. Fast forward to last month. My wife decided to sell her pickup truck in order to pay down some debts. Her plan was to fly out to Wichita with her sister to buy a replacement vehicle from a dealer who was her Father's closest friend (and she knew would give her a really good deal). So in June she books the airline tickets and informs Patty of this. Patty has saved on her cell phone one of the pictures from Arizona, but she does not keep it on the screen. That's reserved for her dog, Logan. The next time Patty took out her cell phone after Sue told her their flight schedule, her cell phone was displaying the picture from Arizona. So they are in Wichita and she is completing the purchase of her SUV. They are sitting in the office awaiting the paperwork when Patty pulls out her phone - and once again, "Dad's" picture is on the screen. Now I do not know of any cell phone where changing the picture on the screen is a simple matter of hitting a couple of buttons, which one could suppose might be done accidentally. You've got to push a button to bring up settings, you have to choose what setting you are changing, you have to find the picture and select it. We do not have any logical explanation for how the picture changed, except what Dad's friend said when they showed it to him - "Bob is just saying 'hi'." I can't find the pictures on the hard drive but if I find the disc I will upload them.

They ARE in the reissue game. Stollman is at the helm. I gripe but then again it's great to see this stuff out and getting decent distribution/press, and the ZYX licensed issues, Calibre/Get Back "licensed boots," etc. are long OOP anyway. Still, uncovering some of the archived material in a creative way would be nice. If repackaging is their MO, I'd like to see something like a "College Tour" boxed set with music from Ran Blake, Patty Waters, Burton Greene and Sun Ra. As far as new material, the best thing they've done IMO is the Talibam! CD.

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Wow, I didn't expect anybody else (let alone two people) to mention Chad & Jeremy's version. It was my introduction also, and was the first LP I ever owned (a gift from an older brother). I even remember seeing them on the Patty Duke Show back in the day.

So my instinct (combined with whatever I've read in the past) about Patty Loveless was pretty dead on I guess. I knew there was something that kept me away from her. I'm not a big fan of that Nashville production. I've heard her harmonies on albums by Emmylou, Buddy and Julie Miller and I think Jim Lauderdale too and I've liked her voice well enough. I may dip my toe in and try Sleepless Nights. Re: Jim Lauderdale I have around eight or so albums by him and I find them very consistent. I think he's known in Nashville more for his writing than his solo albums but like Buddy Miller he's got a cult following including a lot of top musicians in the genre. He's always got great talent on his albums and there's no Nashville sheen on any of the albums I've heard. I saw him about a year ago play a solo gig and as great a songwriter as he is, he really knocked me out with his singing.

I've been curious about Patty Loveless for a while now but haven't made the plunge yet. As far as Geoff Muldauer goes, I've seen him a couple of times and own a few of his albums and I think he's extremely talented as a singer and a guitarist. The Secret Handshake and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, the latter a solo recording from a concert in Germany are both excellent. I've seen Maria many times too and her Richland Woman Blues is an acoustic blues showcase with many guest musicians helping out in a very cohesive way.

Yes, I agree about Patty Loveless. Her version of Busted is great! In fact, much closer to the spirit of the tune and lyrics than Ray Charles' overproduced version, imo. For Norman Blake, Blind Dog has the songs I enjoy most.

Thanks, Six String. The Dave Alvin and Buddy/Julie Miller albums you mention I know - marvellous records all. I don't know Jim Lauderdale's music and Alejandro Escovedo is a completely unknown name to me. Thanks for the recs. Someone I like very much - even though she is in many ways living in the heart of the Nashville Beast - is Patty Loveless. Was enjoying the second of her two more bluegrassy albums this afternoon: And as the definition of 'contemporary' has become wondefully elastic, a word for Norman Blake. This one was fun earlier today: On the purely instrumental front, I've always loved this one: Jerry Douglas' albums can get a bit overproduced, but this one is joy from start to finish.

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