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Post by timothystevens on May 9, 2006 8:23:43 GMT 10
Can't even say (i.e. I'm not sure). It's too long ago. And I don't listen to it very often...
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Post by shaggaz on May 9, 2006 9:56:19 GMT 10
Haha.
More Rufus Wainwright! Poses.
Whilst flicking through my new purchase, the modern vegetarian kitchen by Peter Berley, who, incidentally, was a student of Lennie Tristano, before deciding to become a chef.
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Post by ryryry on May 9, 2006 16:20:10 GMT 10
Ahoy jazzlers. Ryryry here from Nippon. Registered today - good to see that everyone is keeping it clean and wholesome.
On the pod:
Bob Glasper - Moods (kickin atmospheric version of Maiden Voyage on track 1)
Michiko Yagi - Seventeen - this is wicked , solo improvised bass koto.
Bill Frissell - The Willies
Slim Gaillard - Laughing in Rhythm
Nat Cole trio - Best of the early years
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Post by Kenny on May 10, 2006 13:15:36 GMT 10
Jeffrey Frederick - Oh La La Les Clams
Jeffrey Frederick And The Clamtones - B.C.
Steve Weber And The Holy Modal Rounders - B.C.
Sisco And Pals - The End Of The Trail
Wacko, raucous, goofy, psycheeeedelick rockin' country and assorted mayhem that, with Michael Hurley another paid-up member, constitutes a long-running "tribe" of hell-raisers of the only-in-America variety. Got these offa the site run Frederick's widow, Kathryn.
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Post by twobytwo on May 10, 2006 18:00:51 GMT 10
In the course of packing up the house to move: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Good SonWhat a load of old crap. Utter hogwash from start to finish. How ever could I have taken this seriously? [/i][/quote] At least you weren't in a band with him.  |
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Post by thierryf on May 11, 2006 23:13:17 GMT 10
Johnny Cash
Hurt
Live @folsom prison
Check out the production on the first and the vibe on the second
Makes the bad seeds sound very "quaint"
ps
i was at the seview in the 80 - 85 perioid. never really understood all the fuss
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Post by thierryf on May 11, 2006 23:22:54 GMT 10
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Post by Gb on May 12, 2006 0:06:13 GMT 10
hey mr ryryry.
welcome to jazz nerd internet land. mrs kimba talked you into loggin on huh? how is that fabulous stringed japanese instrument thingy you were playing when i was there? is it a koto?
well, i'm listening to jjj hack program at 5:30pm weekdays - it's cool. i'm down with australian youth man.
oh, also listening to... not much actually... maybe that's my problem?
night.
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Post by timothystevens on May 12, 2006 21:19:39 GMT 10
In the course of packing up the house to move: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Good SonWhat a load of old crap. Utter hogwash from start to finish. How ever could I have taken this seriously? At least you weren't in a band with him. Well, no. The one piano player whose talents terrify me more than Tim Freedman's. But I did once see him in casual mode (if such a thing can be imagined - he was still in the powder blue suit with his hair done) taking a kid onto the scenic railway at Luna Park where I was enjoying a friend's buck's night. |
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Post by Kenny on May 17, 2006 11:57:18 GMT 10
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - Take Me Back To Tulsa. Four discs, more than 100 tunes and every one a classic. Now that I'm getting back to my pre-jazz roots, I'm overwhelmed at just how, er, jazzy thse guys are. Not pretend, wannabe jazz, but the real thing - and a whole lot more.
James Morrison/Joe Chindamo - 2x2. I agree with Mark - this sounds great.
Irma Thomas - After The Rain.
Sir Douglas Quintet - Live From Austin.
Darek Oles - Like a Dream.
Sisco & Pals - The End Of The Trail.
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Post by glean on May 17, 2006 23:41:21 GMT 10
Paul Chambers, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Sarah Vaughan - got a copy of old jazz film with clips from just about everyone including a hot, young, swinging Peggy Lee.
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Post by Kenny on May 18, 2006 9:23:37 GMT 10
Walking On sunshine on Pandora, with one fist in the air and the other hand subbing our review of The Da Vinci Cold. Ahchooo!
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Post by glean on May 18, 2006 10:01:40 GMT 10
quote] Well, no. The one piano player whose talents terrify me more than Tim Freedman's. But I did once see him in casual mode (if such a thing can be imagined - he was still in the powder blue suit with his hair done) taking a kid onto the scenic railway at Luna Park where I was enjoying a friend's buck's night. LOL Cave's piano playing skills really are scary. Whoa! Get me out of wherever he is he when he is near a piano thanx. You know he, actually had lessons! He's talented in many ways but that isn't one of them. |
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Post by Kenny on May 25, 2006 11:06:32 GMT 10
The Grateful Dead - Movie Soundtrack
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - Take Me Back To Tulsa
Sam Keevers Nonet - No Conditiioner/No Shampoo Either
Paul Grabowsky/Bernie McGann - Always
Darek Oles - Like a Dream
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Post by ladylex on May 25, 2006 16:37:07 GMT 10
Chick Corea: Friends
I love smurfs. Why arent there enuff smurfs in the world? ^^ I wonder about that quite often. If Chick loves Smurfs we ALL should love smurfs, and not just because Liszt's D Min Concerto is in there for Gargamel. *crazy
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