keegiam
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| Ceiling Height Dilemma - Leaving 9' and Moving to 8' Thanks all. Where else could we get user feedback on specifics like this? Nowhere. | |
| Jazz for aficionados frogman, thank you, "Evidence" in Japan is the best Monk clip I've seen yet. Lots of great observations on the playing by Monk and Rouse. I'll add:Rouse never looked at Monk - no need - and he may not have realized Monk had stood up and was walk... | |
| Ceiling Height Dilemma - Leaving 9' and Moving to 8' Should have given more info. Aerial 10T's.Current: 13' wide x 17' long x 9' ceilings, wide arched opening rear wallFuture: 13' wide x 24' long x 8' ceilings, wide arched opening front left (adjacent to left speaker)Music: jazz, blues, acoustic gu... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Q: "Keegiam, where do you find cultural and philosophical enrichment?"(April 2020) A: Uhmmmm... friends, books, hard-to-find blogs(April 2021) A: Some special people on Audiogon forums | |
| Jazz for aficionados https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rd8VktT8xY | |
| Jazz for aficionados @mahgister Bold post, thanks! Enjoyable ukelele number. Who can resist that tune (and scenery)?Uke videos have multiplied like rabbits, with predictable outcomes. For me, the best are enjoyable because of our emotional attachment to certain son... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @acman3 Nice Ray Brown clip.Like your posting style. You're acman, not yakman. | |
| Jazz for aficionados MJ, a riveting post, thank you so much. I was planning to "stop by" for a few minutes to see if there were new posts, and it was like a wonderful wake-up call in reverse (it "woke me up" from my frantic day). Turned my day around 180 for awhile... | |
| Kind of Blue SACD on a whim. Indeed, "Jack Johnson" is riveting. I play it nearly as often as "Nefertiti."Texas-born Jack Johnson, the legendary black boxer, was crowned "Heavyweight Champion of the World" over a hundred years ago. Pretty amazing, considering Jim Crow America. | |
| What’s your obstacles on the way of listening @cd318 Entertaining post! To some of your comments:I rode London's ("tube") a lot in the mid-late 90's. Got a big kick out of "Mind the Gap." Only the Brits. A few times I rode it all the way from the West End to the far East End. One could h... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Great tracks, thanks Mr. Frog. Despite your warning that the second was faster, I was still surprised by the degree.Being a relative newbie, I'm a little concerned with the fall-off in posting. Kind of selfish since I've been soaking it up, and ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @frogman Thanks. This is another one for "Music Premium" members only. Are any of you other JFA regulars in YouTube's premium service?Got a kick out of your post on another forum yesterday. | |
| What’s your obstacles on the way of listening Great, funny topic. Thanks OP!No evening noises except my old basement furnace in winter. Pretty amazing since the old houses here are tightly packed - but it's a residential side street. The furnace can intrude during quiet musical passages bu... | |
| Record Cleaner Advice? Finally listed the busted-MDF HW-17F machine I received last month. It was barely used and poorly packed by the inheriting granddaughter. Working perfectly. It's sad this is my first Audiogon listing, but an inexpensive alternative for garage o... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Aha! The OP sneaks in and leaves 4 links, without a word, acman3-style.Great clips - 4 different versions of one Pettiford composition. Thanks.And thanks to acman3 for 2 more. |