OMG, laz

[alocispepraluger102]

this wednesday, midnight to 3am on blue lake radio, starting with 'out' was a work of genius.

rarely have i heard such.........food for the soul.

thank you!!!!!

[Lazaro Vega]

ALOC,

Your enthusiasm is gas.

Have you listened to much Kevin Norton?

And that Andrew Bishop on saxophones -- he's coming here to play live with a 10 piece band that specializes in proto big band arrangements of music by Jelly Roll Morton and King Oliver from the 1930's as they expanded their instrumentation into sections. Early Ellington, too. www.porkjazz.com . And there he is on his own albums with Tim Flood and Gerald Cleaver sandblasting away forms.

LV

Edited June 5, 2008 by Lazaro Vega

[Dan Gould]

ALOC,

Your enthusiasm is gas.

I think there's an article missing in that sentence.

[AllenLowe]

is that the Andrew Bishop who did a free jazz/country album? and, in the first post, what the hell are you referring to? c'mon guys, enough with the pig-latin -

[Lazaro Vega]

Dan, you caught me with my article down!

"Out On Blue Lake" is a regular Wednesday night feature of Jazz From Blue Lake, airing from Midnight Wednesday to 1 a.m. Thursday morning, then the program continues on until 3 a.m. Gasser ALOC made it through those three hours with us, wow, and heard some Either Orchestra recorded live in Grand Rapids back in 1999 with alto saxophonist Jaleel Shaw who we featured last night during the rest of the program, but not during Out on Blue Lake.

[alocispepraluger102]

norton is world class, yeah.

string trio of new york, that ulrich trio, braxton. need to hear more though.

[Lazaro Vega]

p.s. and yes, it is that Andrew Bishop. He did an album of music by Hank Williams (with dedications to Willie Nelson, too). We played that version of "Buckets Got A Hole In It" last night to start "Out on Blue Lake," then went into his original music. Funsville.

[Lazaro Vega]

Norton's label, barking hoop records, offers some widely exploratory music.

Edited June 6, 2008 by Lazaro Vega

[Guest Bill Barton]

Another Kevin Norton recording that I love is The Dream Catcher on CIMP, his dedication to the late Wilber Morris.