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I would say, however, that you've got to lower your maturity level in order to enjoy what's going down. Otherwise, it would likely be dull.

Are you kiddin'? I have to raise my maturity level while present in the chat room. :D

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Meanwhile...I recently picked up "Easterly Winds" on someone's recommendation (I don't remember who - probably Big Al). It hasn't lit a fire for me, but maybe I just need to give it time. After all, when you've got Lee Morgan and Jackie McLean on board, something's gotta be happening!

Easterly Winds is just a damned fine session to me. I recommend it highly. My review is located here: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...ndpost&p=243949.

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If y'all want to pick a few in advance, I'll grab 'em and bring 'em back to work and join in tonight. What say you?

How about (if nobody's sick of it) Blue Train, for starters?

Anyone want to set a time?

I can't make it tonight, but I can likely join in Friday night.

Anyone else on EST around here who might want to join in on the fun?

I'll try to join in. Since I don't have a maturity level, shouldn't be a problem. What time?

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I would say, however, that you've got to lower your maturity level in order to enjoy what's going down. Otherwise, it would likely be dull.

Are you kiddin'? I have to raise my maturity level while present in the chat room. :D

You said it, not us! :P

Meanwhile...I recently picked up "Easterly Winds" on someone's recommendation (I don't remember who - probably Big Al). It hasn't lit a fire for me, but maybe I just need to give it time. After all, when you've got Lee Morgan and Jackie McLean on board, something's gotta be happening!

Jack Wilson, "Something Personal" is better. There's a Conn version, and I've always wanted to play that one on the joint-listening sessions, but no one else seemed to have it. Damn Big Al! :g

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Lot of people floated in and out last night.

Participants: Aggie, BFrank, Wes, Jim A., Big Al, Conn,Free For All (later on), SS1 (for a little while) Uncle Skid.

Let's see if I can remember the playlist....

Jack Wilson, "Something Personal," Charles Earland, "Intensity," Miles at the Plugged Nickel, disc 2, Jimmy Smith, "The Sermon." Larry Young, "Unity." May have been another one...

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Paul (Conn) conveniently fails to mention that he stopped in earlier last night when Hans (J.A.W.), Flurin (King Ubu), John (couw), and I were in there, proceeded to make some lame excuse about having to leave and come back later, and then booked. I think he just wanted to wait until the COOL kids showed up. :beee::rmad:

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Paul (Conn) conveniently fails to mention that he stopped in earlier last night when Hans (J.A.W.), Flurin (King Ubu), John (couw), and I were in there, proceeded to make some lame excuse about having to leave and come back later, and then booked. I think he just wanted to wait until the COOL kids showed up. :beee::rmad:

Not at all.

I was enjoying the chat about art museums etc.

I had a buddy over and couldn't hang at that time.

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Paul (Conn) conveniently fails to mention that he stopped in earlier last night when Hans (J.A.W.), Flurin (King Ubu), John (couw), and I were in there, proceeded to make some lame excuse about having to leave and come back later, and then booked. I think he just wanted to wait until the COOL kids showed up. :beee::rmad:

Not at all.

I was enjoying the chat about art museums etc.

I had a buddy over and couldn't hang at that time.

Wait--you have friends in real life? :blink: You mean that's actually possible? :ph34r:

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Kind of a low-key night last night. The usual suspects included Aggie, Conn, SS1, wesbed, White Lightening and myself (sorry if I left someone off).

Mobley's "Hi Voltage" was the highlight album of the night, while "Mingus Ah Um" had mixed enthusiasm from the crowd. We closed with Byrd's "New Perspective" which I don't have but have been "encouraged" to get.

Meanwhile........anyone (other than Wes) think that Billy Higgins is the 'poor man's Elvin Jones'?

Billy Higgins is the rich man's Billy Higgins.

MG

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