it would have been sick to see Hank live with Larry Young

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

hey u guys was just jammin out to my new old 1st pressing of TALKIN ABOUT and in the noted l. feather mentions how larry was giggin around ny with hank, KD, tommy turrentine, and im just thinkin how awesome that would be see a live set of hank + larry on his b3. they only did that one album together, isnt that right, i want to hold your hand. definetly a pop affair. hank n larry live must of aboustely tore it freaking up.

[Guy Berger]

hey u guys was just jammin out to my new old 1st pressing of TALKIN ABOUT and in the noted l. feather mentions how larry was giggin around ny with hank, KD, tommy turrentine, and im just thinkin how awesome that would be see a live set of hank + larry on his b3. they only did that one album together, isnt that right, i want to hold your hand. definetly a pop affair. hank n larry live must of aboustely tore it freaking up.

Not sure they were a good match... Larry was a better fit with the post-Coltrane saxophonists.

[CJ Shearn]

hey u guys was just jammin out to my new old 1st pressing of TALKIN ABOUT and in the noted l. feather mentions how larry was giggin around ny with hank, KD, tommy turrentine, and im just thinkin how awesome that would be see a live set of hank + larry on his b3. they only did that one album together, isnt that right, i want to hold your hand. definetly a pop affair. hank n larry live must of aboustely tore it freaking up.

Not sure they were a good match... Larry was a better fit with the post-Coltrane saxophonists.

Exactly, although Hank had adopted some post Trane techniques, I think his ideas and style were too rooted in bop and hard bop vocabulary, whereas someone like Joe Henderson who complete embraced the inside outside approach was a better fit.

[Dave James]

I often find myself wondering what it would have been like if Eleanor Roosevelt could fly or if Julius Caesar had owned a Piper Cub.

[Big Beat Steve]

I often find myself wondering what it would have been like if Eleanor Roosevelt could fly or if Julius Caesar had owned a Piper Cub.

:lol:

[Free For All]

He changed "would of" to "would have" in the title! Way to go chewy!

[J.A.W.]

He changed "would of" to "would have" in the title! Way to go chewy!

It may have been one of the moderators who did that

Edited December 8, 2011 by J.A.W.

[Big Beat Steve]

"Woulda" woulda been more like it (or like Chewy), then ...

[king ubu]

He changed "would of" to "would have" in the title! Way to go chewy!

It may have been one of the moderators who did that

that would of been kind of a lame thing to do, though...

[J.A.W.]

He changed "would of" to "would have" in the title! Way to go chewy!

It may have been one of the moderators who did that

that would of been kind of a lame thing to do, though...

I totally disagree. I think everyone, but especially the native English speakers here, should try to use correct English which can be understood by all, including those whose first language isn't English and may have trouble understanding mangled English.

[Christiern]

Why do you care who Mobley lived with? Or Young, for that matter. Grown men (and women) can cohabit with whoever makes them feel at home—don't you think?

[Chuck Nessa]

He changed "would of" to "would have" in the title! Way to go chewy!

It may have been one of the moderators who did that

that would of been kind of a lame thing to do, though...

I totally disagree. I think everyone, but especially the native English speakers here, should try to use correct English which can be understood by all, including those whose first language isn't English and may have trouble understanding mangled English.

I'm with Ubu. The original heading was correct for the (presumed)text.

[Larry Kart]

He changed "would of" to "would have" in the title! Way to go chewy!

It may have been one of the moderators who did that

that would of been kind of a lame thing to do, though...

I totally disagree. I think everyone, but especially the native English speakers here, should try to use correct English which can be understood by all, including those whose first language isn't English and may have trouble understanding mangled English.

I'm with Ubu. The original heading was correct for the (presumed)text.

Well, yes, but it's possible that the illiteracy of Chewy-speak is more or less a put-on or a mask, a la Moms' persona. Presumed, indeed.

Why do you care who Mobley lived with? Or Young, for that matter. Grown men (and women) can cohabit with whoever makes them feel at home—don't you think?

Took me a beat to get it, but

[J.A.W.]

Why do you care who Mobley lived with? Or Young, for that matter. Grown men (and women) can cohabit with whoever makes them feel at home—don't you think?

Took me a beat to get it, but

Same here; very funny

[Pete C]

I suspect the illiteracy of Chewyspeak must be due to someone not being old enough to remember a world before texting.

[Dave James]

Wasn't Aric a law student in the Seattle area at one point? Wouldn't that make you more, not less aware when it comes the clarity of your oral or written communication? Writing never reflects on anyone anymore than it does on the writer. That's why I don't hit "send" unless I'm sure something is as well written as I can make it. I have no problem with a moderator correcting the wording of a post.

[JETman]

Wasn't Aric a law student in the Seattle area at one point? Wouldn't that make you more, not less aware when it comes the clarity of your oral or written communication? Writing never reflects on anyone anymore than it does on the writer. That's why I don't hit "send" unless I'm sure something is as well written as I can make it. I have no problem with a moderator correcting the wording of a post.

I wholeheartedly agree with your approach. Unfortunately, law student or not, I believe that alcohol played a large part in the clarity (or lack thereof) of the written communication. I am not sure if it still does.

[bertrand]

He must be a practicing attorney by now.

Bertrand.

[Chuck Nessa]

I think he types exactly what he wants to type. I am usually a fan.

[paul secor]

All of us have personas. Some are just more flamboyant than others.

[JSngry]

they only did that one album together, isnt that right, i want to hold your hand. definetly a pop affair.

Pop? Like Sinatra w/Ernie Freeman? Or what,exactly? Creed Taylor Wes?

Other than the cuts being familiar tunes at reasonable airplay length, I don't think so.

But otherwise, I think it would have been a cool mix, especially later Hank with later Larry, playing Hank's tunes in some club in Newark with Eddie Gladden on drums. Just a trio.

Hell, I know that woulda have worked.

[bertrand]

A google search shows that he is indeed an attorney, specializing in copyright law.

Bertrand.

[JETman]

A google search shows that he is indeed an attorney, specializing in copyright law.

Bertrand.

Wrong Effron!

[Swinging Swede]

it's possible that the illiteracy of Chewy-speak is more or less a put-on or a mask, a la Moms' persona.

That is actually what I have been inclined to think. Which makes "would have" seem 'wrong', coming from chewy...