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Jazz for aficionados
I hope it's OK to speak on another subject if it doesn't offend anyone.When I was in the 4th grade, I recall seeing a picture of a tree in a geography book that was  so big there was a roadway running through it. I vowed to see those trees one da... 
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I've posted my memories of the Summer of 56 that I spent on the South side of Chicago with my jazz loving cousin many times, highlighting various aspects of that visit. I would like to post another aspect of that visit.I liked to go for a swim in... 
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Mingus is the most unique jazz artist ever that sounded good; all of those tunes were like no one else.I bought his album "Ah Um Mingus" in 60 just for the art work on the cover when I didn't even know who Mingus was at that time; funny thing, I'v... 
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Catherine Russell is one of the best blues vocalist that I don't recall hearing before; I like her. 
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I'm not sure we're talking about the same book, but when it comes to Hugh Masekela we're on the same page; I like that. 
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Rok, that book has been in my jazz library for some time. Specifically, what is your complaint, since Frogman has the book as well, it might be worthy of discussion. 
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This evening I'm also kicking it with "Eddie Harris"; he was born in Chicago and was grooving on the "South side" during the times I've written about.                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsHtO_i4qzMThis man has a most incredible discogr... 
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Currently, I'm in a "jazz lock-down" which is my normal state of being, not a "Covid lock-down".Right now, "Gene Harris" is keeping me company. He had an extensive run with "The Three Sounds" before recording on his own. Their album "Moods", rec... 
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Books, or the printed word for that matter could hardly be more than an attempt at telling a very complex story of a driven man. 
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"Summer Madness" was one of my all time favorite tunes, Kool And The Gang was really cool; they reminded me of the mad summers when I was playing tennis. Somehow the tune projects the madness of youthful Summer nights.   https://www.youtube.com/... 
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For a long time, all of us on this thread connected very well; we seemed to like the same jazz, but now I'm the one moving to a different drummer; I don't particularly like "new jazz", and a lot of the "old jazz" being submitted is far too "conser... 
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Gato Barbieri was one of my favorite artists for ages and whether he played jazz or not is moot to me, I still like his music. (some people pigeon hole music and some don't)      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlU-TeBdiyw