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I hope there are CDs. Reasons in Tonality is great!
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That's kind of a snooty attitude on his part. I am not a musician and I love his music.
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I don't understand his response.
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Awful news. I am not familiar with his work.
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I do agree that the sound is somewhat watered down, but it does not ruin the records for me. Some people hate RVG and think the piano is out of tune. And then there are the Don Schlitten productions...
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Remler's two quartet dates on Concord with D'Earth, Moses and Gomez are hardly MOR. They are quite experimental, IMHO. Yes, the label tends to run on the conservative side but I would not pigeonhole it as such.
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Catwalk is one of the best records ever made for Concord. It is a masterpiece, IMHO.
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Yes, not Greenwich. I do not recognize the drummer either, but this was definitely taken at the Algerian War movie soundtrack recording session
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Facebook posts from a Remler expert. Cisco is apparently a Willis Jackson tune called Gator Whale and not the tune recorded by Pat Martino and later by Emily and Larry Coryell (as Gerry's Blues) Samba de Orfeo is actually Meditation So What is actually Moanin' Again, I have yet to hear the CD but the poster seems reliable.
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Apparently some of the song titles on this CD are incorrect. I have not bought it yet.
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Sunenblick's.
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It will be hard. I think the estate does not care...
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I mentioned this a while back in another thread. The Patton/Green was recorded, and Uptown records bought it along with about 20 other tapes. Sunenblick only put out two 2 CDs before he died. I asked him a couple of times about putting out the Patton/Green, but he was always evasive. We can assume his estate has the tape. How can we go from here? Bertrand.
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FM Radio Archive - Chicago Jazz Festival 1981 - and MUCH more
bertrand replied to Dan Gould's topic in Jazz Radio & Podcasts
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Poland, not Austria. I stand corrected. It was definitely an Austrian Jazz fan who organized getting his remains back to DC.