BFT #59 Answers

[tkeith]

01 - Algonquin - Curtis Fuller - Bone & Bari

Curtis Fuller - trombone; Tate Houston - bari sax; Sonny Clark - piano; Paul Chambers - bass; Art Taylor - drums

02 - Time After Time - James Williams & Billy Pierce - Live at the Willow

Billy Pierce - tenor sax; James Williams - piano; John Lockwood - bass; Billy Higgins - drums

Private recording - October, 1983

03 - The Gist of It - Ernest Dawkins & New Horizons Ensemble - Live at Hot House, Chicago, IL, 4-21-200

Ernest Dawkins - tenor sax; Ahmeen Muhammad - trumpet; Steve Berry - trombone; Yosef Ben Israel - bass; Avreal Ra - drums

Private recording courtesy of Tim Webb

04 - I Love You/The Queen - Eddie Gale & Dick Griffin w/Equal Time - Live at Studio AC, Kittery ME, Set 1

Eddie Gale - trumpet; Thom Keith - bari sax; Dick Griffin - piano; Tim Webb - bass; Mike Walsh - drums

Private recording (possible release tbd)

05 - Elos - Duke Ellington - The Private Collection Vol 9

Johnny Hodges - alto; Paul Gonzalves, Harold Ashby - tenor; Harry Carney - bari; bass clari; Russell Procope - clarinet; Buster Cooper, Lawrence Brown, Chuck Connors - trombone; Willie Cook - tpt; Jeff Castleman - bass; Rufus Jones - drums

06 - Ole - Derf Reklaw Raheem - From The Nile

Derf Recklaw Raheem - flute; John Rangel - piano; Jeff Littleton - bass; Billy Higgins - drums

07 - With A Little Help From My friends - Curtis Clark - Live at the Bimhuis

Curtis Clark - piano; Andy Sheppard - soprano sax; Ernst Reijseger - cello; Ernst Glerum - bass; Louis Moholo - drums

08 - Document for Toshio Nori - Dennis Gonzalez - Vision Festival, 2006

Dennis Gonzalez - trumpet; Rodrigo Amado - tenor sax; Aaron Gonzalez - bass; Stefan Gonzalez - drums

Private Recording

09 - Attainment - Charles Brackeen - Attainment

Charles Brackeen - tenor sax; Olu Dara - cornet; Fred Hopkins - bass; Andrew Cyrille - drums

10 - Imani's Dance - George Adams - Sound Suggestions

George Adams - tenor sax; Kenny Wheeler - trumpet; Richie Bierach - piano; David Holland - bass; Jack DeJohnette - drums

11 - Dad - Abraham Burton/Eric McPherson Quartet - Cause And Effect

Abraham Burton - tenor sax; James Hurt - piano; Yosuke Inoue - bass; Eric McPherson - drums

12 - Revelation - Hannibal - Hannibal

Hannibal - trumpet; Michael Cochrane - piano; Diedre Murray - cello; Stafford James - bass; Thabo Michael Carvin - drums; Chris Hart - bells, perc

13 - For Patrice - Horace Tapscott - The Tapscott Sessions, Vol. 11

Horace Tapscott - piano

[aparxa]

thank you thom, I really enjoy the listenings and sorry if I did not contribute to the discussion.

[mikeweil]

Sorry Thom, I enjoyed it a lot but couldn't find the time to write anything down.

Recognized the Fuller/Houston track, but nothing else - some interesting stuff, most of it totally unknown to me.

Thanks!

[tkeith]

Sorry Thom, I enjoyed it a lot but couldn't find the time to write anything down.

Recognized the Fuller/Houston track, but nothing else - some interesting stuff, most of it totally unknown to me.

Thanks!

Thanks. I think a big part of the low participation was that I went WAY into uncharted territory. I built this from music on my laptop, and did it to get it done and going as quickly as possible. I still think it was a good test, but I can see why a lot of people wouldn't guess. But I figured I'd at least get that sort of feedback. No matter, I'm going to sign up for another, because they're fun!

I was interested to hear the guesses to see the guesses, that's all.

[Stereojack]

My apologies also for not responding. I listened to it through twice and had every intention of posting my responses, but life got in the way. I also recognized track 1, but the others were all unfamiliar to me, and I have to confess that a number of them were just a little too "out" for my comfort zone.

Still, Thom, you put a fair amount of work into it, and you deserved a better turnout.

[Bright Moments]

thanks thom - appreciate your hard work!

[Big Al]

Still, Thom, you put a fair amount of work into it, and you deserved a better turnout.

Amen to that. BFT's like this are the whole reason I enjoy this whole experience!

[tkeith]

My apologies also for not responding. I listened to it through twice and had every intention of posting my responses, but life got in the way. I also recognized track 1, but the others were all unfamiliar to me, and I have to confess that a number of them were just a little too "out" for my comfort zone.

Still, Thom, you put a fair amount of work into it, and you deserved a better turnout.

Wow, Jack. I'm surprised by this. There were a few of those I figured *only* you would get. In fact, I believe you may have been in attendance for that James Williams show. Most people went to the Thursday show, which featured one of the Eubanks, but I forget which.

In the future, my BFTs will probably lean more to the inside. As I say, this was made from what was on my laptop at the moment... also, I was still reeling from Berigan's BFT, that royally kicked my ass and hurt my feelings.

[Stereojack]

Wow, Jack. I'm surprised by this. There were a few of those I figured *only* you would get. In fact, I believe you may have been in attendance for that James Williams show. Most people went to the Thursday show, which featured one of the Eubanks, but I forget which.

My memory is pretty good about these things, but I have to say I can't recall attending that show.

[randyhersom]

Is Dick Griffin the same as the trombone player who recorded for Strata East?

[tkeith]

Is Dick Griffin the same as the trombone player who recorded for Strata East?

Sure is. Quite an accomplished painter, too.

Edited October 30, 2008 by Thom Keith

[Bright Moments]

this is a bft that will reward you with repeated listenings - thom, i spun this bft again today and enjoyed it even more than the first time.

much thanks!

[tkeith]

this is a bft that will reward you with repeated listenings - thom, i spun this bft again today and enjoyed it even more than the first time.

much thanks!

Thanks!