that Tinkler person
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Post by that Tinkler person on Oct 1, 2004 10:48:36 GMT 10
Couldnt agree with you more, though you make it sound like its my fault. Oh how cruel you are Kenny!  |
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Post by Kenny on Oct 1, 2004 11:21:19 GMT 10
Shit, that certainly wasn't my intention. In fact, I'm enjoying this one so much this week that it's a for-sure thing I'll pull that one out and enjoy it all over again, too. It seems like a prime case study in how a seemingly slight personnel change - you in, Mark out - can create something completely different. And please don't take offence at the word "slight" (you touchy, sensitive artistic type, you.  ) |
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Post by Tinky on Oct 1, 2004 17:32:27 GMT 10
Im with you all the way Kenny, and no offense taken at all. Its actually nice to be referred to as "slight".
Adding or subtracting a chordal instrument makes so much difference not only to the sound, but it changes the way the rest of the guys play too. Those albums as you point out are good example of that as they where done at a similar time too.
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Post by Kenny on Oct 2, 2004 13:46:20 GMT 10
Geez what are ya meant to do - a 12-hour Saturday shift with nothing to look forward to except subbing horse racing yarns. Blech! At least I have these lovelies to keep me company:
Chaplin/that Tinkler personage/Rex/Lambie - The Future In Today
Teddy Edwards - Smooth Sailing
Sonny Rollins - Newk's Time
Jackie McLean - Destination Out
Blue Mitchell - The Thing To Do
Horace Silver - The Cape Verdean Blues
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Post by Kenny on Oct 16, 2004 16:56:12 GMT 10
Duke Ellington - Blues In orbit Duke Ellington - Piano In The Background Duke Ellington - Piano On The Foreskin Mike Nock/Marty Ehrlich - The Waiting Game Roberto Gatto - Rugantino Tim Stevens Trio - Nine Open Questions. Joins Mark Isaacs and Daniel Gassin in making this a fine year for me for Australian piano trios. Intense, swirling, mysterious - I'm still getting to grips with this, but it's beguiling. Total lack of standards! Tim: I played it all the way through, tracks 1-9, last night.  Blue Mitchell - The Thing To Do Roger Miller - King Of The Road. Bear Family compilation that is all except the most rabid Miller fans should need. Burma Shave, Hitchhiker, Chug-A-Lug, Lock Stock And Teardrops, England Swings babeeeeee! What a man! What a genius! What a freaking hipster! (Did you know Miller was the person who found the deceased Patsy Cline after her fatal plane trip?)  Found this pic at a site that has a great lineup of signs: www.roadnoise.com/gallery/ |
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Post by thin king on Oct 16, 2004 21:21:31 GMT 10
my ears peel back like a flower to the sun at the sound of...
P. Grabowsky: Viva Viva (which therefore means that Stravinsky grabs me too)
Shelly Scowne: Angel
Alison Wedding : a special live recording with Mags, Dave & Ben Robinson
Andrea Keller: 13 Sketches / ice dreaming
Paul Williamson: everything, Non-consensual, Talk it up, Mutations...
Trio Toykeat: another live recording I have. His banter is excellent.
Twelve Tone Diamons: Thai rocks.
Ricky Lee has a habit of haunting me... Naked Songs.
Joni Mitchell: Both Sides Now, though I'm a bit over it, if it's been a while between listenings, she can pluck the gut strings.
Elixir
Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastic
Bennetts Lane BIG Band: got my hands on the yet (maybe never) to be released album. (Includes Tim O'Dwyer & Danny Fischer)...
Oh, and Clare Bowditch is great to drive to: Autumn Bone.
But thats enough I guess, though whispers of the Klohn Concert (Keith Jarrett) at the right moment can bring on wonderful sex.
I just realised there's stuff here I haven't even opened to listen to yet... It's like christmas presents from the forgotten! Yippee,... will report later.
tk
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Post by thin king on Oct 16, 2004 21:22:28 GMT 10
my ears peel back like a flower to the sun at the sound of...
P. Grabowsky: Viva Viva (which therefore means that Stravinsky grabs me too)
Shelly Scowne: Angel
Alison Wedding : a special live recording with Mags, Dave & Ben Robinson
Andrea Keller: 13 Sketches / ice dreaming
Paul Williamson: everything, Non-consensual, Talk it up, Mutations...
Trio Toykeat: another live recording I have. His banter is excellent.
Twelve Tone Diamons: Thai rocks.
Ricky Lee has a habit of haunting me... Naked Songs.
Joni Mitchell: Both Sides Now, though I'm a bit over it, if it's been a while between listenings, she can pluck the gut strings.
Elixir
Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastic
Bennetts Lane BIG Band: got my hands on the yet (maybe never) to be released album. (Includes Tim O'Dwyer & Danny Fischer)...
Oh, and Clare Bowditch is great to drive to: Autumn Bone.
But thats enough I guess, though whispers of the Klohn Concert (Keith Jarrett) at the right moment can bring on wonderful sex.
I just realised there's stuff here I haven't even opened to listen to yet... It's like christmas presents from the forgotten! Yippee,... will report later.
tk
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Post by thin king on Oct 16, 2004 21:23:21 GMT 10
oops, don't know how that happened twice... soz.
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Post by Kenny on Oct 16, 2004 21:25:47 GMT 10
That's that's OK OK. Really really. ;D ;D
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Post by specs on Oct 16, 2004 21:59:51 GMT 10
bennett's big band cd to be released early next year i believe....
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Post by Tim S on Oct 17, 2004 9:14:32 GMT 10
Tim Stevens Trio - Nine Open Questions...I played it all the way through, tracks 1-9, last night. Ah Kenny you're a darl. Thanks for giving it the time. ;D |
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Post by megglet on Oct 17, 2004 9:28:53 GMT 10
Ahww Tim, how do I get me mittens on your new album in Graz (Austria: Australia without Kangaroos and you)? And congrats on your release. Have you launched it yet? cheers, megglos  |
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Post by VHB on Oct 17, 2004 9:47:09 GMT 10
Al Green
my 5 year old niece play spontaneous inventions on the upright
Cesaria Evora
Maxi Priest
Luther Vandross
Paul Smith
Tania Maria
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Post by Tim S on Oct 17, 2004 10:19:54 GMT 10
Ahww Tim, how do I get me mittens on your new album in Graz? Thanks Meggs - Rufus has a website with a couple of e-ordering options: www.rufusrecords.com.au/order.htmlor if you give me your address & a couple of fistsful of Schillings then I could probably send you one Launch planned for late November |
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Post by megglet on Oct 19, 2004 1:08:33 GMT 10
Tim, have a better idea...
I left some geld (cash) with Michael for things... Maybe he can give you a fist full of cash for the album from me. I`d much rather a copy from you, (maybe you`d do me the honour of signing it for me... just to keep the tradition of your other albums), not that I have anything against Rufus. My address is: Lagergasse 82, 3rd stock, Türe 8, Graz Austria 8020. I`ll send Michael an email letting him know. Let me know though if this isn`t ok for you. I don't want to make you go out of your way for me. But I do look forward to your grace in my ears.
And schöne grüss für your family.
megg
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