chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez

wow! they must of had some really good food- incredible they jammed everywhere So the govt seriously payed jazz musicians to play jazz all over world as a program to get other parts of the world warm to america via jazz music? Has anyone ever FOIA'd the stuff for this- i wonder what their intentions were

does anyone know when/where this was recorded- simply amazing. they bright the lights down for all the solos, its really a show-- cannot believe this was recorded-- wowowow

McGuinn with Mike Wofford? Seriously?????? Roger McGuinn The Roxy, West Hollywood, CA November 2, 1973 Source : Audience Recording > low gen cassette (courtesy of M.R. archive) Transfer : Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (volume) > Wave > TLH (sbe aligned) > Flac 8 Roger McGuinn was the opening act for Linda Ronstadt. Band line-up Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals David Vaught - bass John Guerin - drums Mike Wofford - keyboards Total Time = 40:19 Set list 01 Lover Of The Bayou 02 Draggin’ 03 Get To You 04 Hanoi Hannah 05 Take A Whiff On Me 06 Drivin' Wheel 07 Sweet Mary 08 Mr. Spaceman 09 Rock n' Roll Star 10 Chestnut Mare

yes yes yes yes yes Happy Birthday grand conga master CANDIDO

if Lee had moved out of the city he'd still be alive. if he had moved to a house in Connecticut he would of been much more protected from the virus. I know theres homes certain sections of nyc but im pretty sure Lee lived in a Manhattan apartment just like most everyone does no matter who you are. you share the elevator, hallways, etc. I feel bad Lee didn't even have much of a chance given his surroundings.

he was at the height of his career always unlike literally all other musicans, jazz or rock-- he never had a career "slump"- he just was always getting better and continually excellent

Can it be said Konitz is one of the few American musicans who could not just be "backed up" by europeans, but was fully compataible with collaborating with Europeans and improvising together w/ europeans as easily as he could fit in doing the same w/ american musicians- konitz and keith jarrett are the first two and only two that come to mind, though theres probably others i dont know about

FYI, this is beyond anything I have ever experienced. This is not just another legend passing in the Chewy household. Far far far from that, far from that

i am so sorry

cutting edge every second- RIP Lee Konitz 1927-2020

Happy Birthday Herbie!

RIP.

i liked it too

rock that BJP only vangelder-stamped pressing-town, my guy!

Al Cohn's on it? what the hell?

Candido would be good addition to every blue note record ever!!!!

so it exists!

looked him up--- I ***never*** have seen this cd.........do any of you have this one? some from "prime element" 2-fer and 3 prev. unreleased tracks

saw him one time- herbie hancock's 2003 fusion project

Al Jarreau did a whole cover album of Withers hits, pre Warner Bros--

Hank Mobley's first solo album: recorded 2 weeks after Bird died. How do you think the death of Bird, influenced the session of BN 5066?

incredible!!!!!

yyy. barry harris also- alfred lion turned him down for a solo deal.