Shirley Horn w/ Miles ??

[cool_blue]

There is a song near the End of the Miles Davis Story DVD, with Shirley Horn and Miles.

Anyone know wjhat track and what cd or online service I can get it from ??

Many thx!

Edited March 5, 2005 by cool_blue

[Michael Fitzgerald]

See the Shirley Horn discography on my website.

Horn and Miles appear on only one tune together (1990).

Mik

[Rooster_Ties]

You Won't Forget Me (Verve, 1990)

And I might have an extra copy of this (if I'm remembering right), if you're interested in some sort of trade.

Hafta dig around and see if I can find it.

Edit: Took me 10 seconds to find it -- when does THAT ever happen???

And It's minty fresh too, with nary a scratch or scuff -- when does THAT ever happen???

PM me in you're interested. And I can include a copy of my upcoming Blindfold Test too, as long as I'm putting something in the mail.

Edited March 5, 2005 by Rooster_Ties

[Rooster_Ties]

In the interest of full disclosure, there's lots of them at half.com, mostly pretty darn cheap too. CLICK HERE

I'm open to a trade, and I wouldn't be lookin' for anything too grand in exchange -- a used McMaster, or OJC would be fine. PM me with your trade list.

[Rooster_Ties]

Who says this isn't a friendly board...

PM's just exchanged...

Hi Rooster,

Would love the cd. I'm mostly vinly based though.

Could i paypal you a few bucks for it ?

cool_blue

Hi cool_blue,

Eh, probably not even worth all the trouble of Paypal.

How's about I just send the Horn CD to you, and you keep your eyes out for something interesting and cheap in the used bins for me, for like 6 months or so. I'm partial to 60's and 70's jazz that's forward looking, but not entirely "out" - if you get my drift.

Or if you can just find a good Blue Note title, really cheap, even if I already have it - I can pass it on to a buddy of mine.

I'll send the Horn disc in a couple weeks, when I'm ready to send out my Blindfold Test - which I'll include too.

-- Rooster T.

[JSngry]

That's probably my favorite Horn Verve side. Great stuff, and probably the best version of "It Had To Be You" I've ever heard. Definitely the slowest...

Miles, remember, was Shirley's "sponsor" of sorts in the early 60s, introducing her around and helping her get gigs. There's a live album of her from back then when, I think, she was sharing the bill w/Miles' group.