Not that it's something rare, or my most notable discovery on it, but surely the video I watched most often on YouTube these past few years. Everytime I'm feeling down, I get back to this, and am sometimes too lazy to look for the vhs or dvd around the house. So, here you go, a round of applause for...

Earlier: Jean-Philippe Rameau - Les Indes Galantes (Decca) Miles Davis - Miles Smiles (Columbia) http://www.deccaclassics.com/imgs/s300x300/4757780.jpg http://www.artsology.com/gfx/miles_davis/miles_smiles.jpg Now: Bill Carrothers - Love and Longing (La Buissonne) http://images.music-story.com/img/a...

mjb wrote:Stephane,

I know it on occasion borders on easy listening (or is it effortless listening?) but this has always been one of those pieces that makes be glad I found it again and put it on.

I also think many acid/neo-jazz groups owe it a nod.

I'll have to go back to it someday then.

How did Parallel Realities age, mjb?
Think I remember trying to listen to it about 10 years ago and thinking it sounded dated already by then.

Does the Maria Schneider Orchestra qualify?
If so, I love that stuff.

I will.
Meanwhile...

Thanks! Hmm, let me see, I may have a dropbox account somewhere (apparently not using it very often :) ) but I can also check out "Farm" on Spotify. Just browsed and it's available there. I must admit I didn't listen to any of their albums after "Where You Been". Probably time to...

Not the same decade, more than 2 actually between the two of them.
Probably not the same production values either though.

Second best to me, after their second one "You're Living all over me".
If you (as I do) like your indie rock sort of things with just the right amount of amateurism to have the freshness of punk hardcore, these are good choices.

Before going to bed



Dinosaur Jr. - S/T

Miles Davis - Sorcerer / Water Babies (Columbia)

Trying to sort memories from a time when I spent way too much time in classical concert halls, attending shows by the Ensemble InterContemporain on a weekly basis...
Hmm, actual first one must have been a gig by some obscure punk band.
First notorious one: Peter Gabriel @ Bercy, Paris, 1987

Miles Davis - On the Corner (Columbia)

Jim Black AlasNoAxis - Antiheroes (Winter&Winter)

I still like that band a lot.

Bill Stewart, pretty sure, yes.

Teamwork, huh? That's the best of things. I miss it most of the time.

Ron Thorne wrote:Scott got this site up and running in no time. I kibitzed a lot on the sidelines. We had some help from son Justin, too.

Then, congrats Scott!
Hope phpBB makes it easy for you. Came as a recommandation from a (reliable) friend.
I might stick around.

Ingrid Laubrock Anti-House - Strong Place (Intakt, 2013)

+ some Sibelius, at work and in the car

Tanager wrote:

Scott Dolan wrote:I've always thought that Golden Circle date was under appreciated.

It's my favorite Ornette, actually.

Same here. And this photo and layout... Top notch.

Hi Everybody.
Stephane, from quite some time on JazzcornerTalk. Been lost in the wild for a while. Maybe back.
Hi Ron!
Knew you would pull this off. Looks great!