Wadada Leo Smith & Jack DeJohnette - America

now - Jackie McLean - Destination Out

before - Jackie Mittoo - Macka Fat

next - Jah Wobble & Evan Parker - Passage to Hades

How about Dangerous Minds to start.

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.

Jack DeJohnette - Parallel Realities

Gentle Giant wrote:Phil Spector
Regina Spektor
Reggie Workman

Steve Jobs
Kurtis Blow
Lauren Bacall

The John Carter Octet - Dauwhe

Well ... Eliza Dushku

before : Dudu Pukwana and the "Spears"

now : Tassos Spiliotopoulos / Archipelagos (some Kenny Wheeler here)

next : Benjamin Herman / The Itch

I am impressed that people have such particular memory. From the fog I recall in 1966 being somewhere in London (or Kent) seeing Pink Floyd (well Syd Barrett is who I most recall). I am pretty sure that was before I saw Soft Machine. Those may not qualify as "concerts" I suppose. I do know...

I admit that Joss Whedon (Dollhouse excepted) can do little wrong for me. Funny because I can totally understand why someone would hate Dollhouse and I was ready to abandon ship so many times but I stuck with it and ended up liking it quite a bit. Maybe it was sort of a guilty pleasure but I ended ...

walto wrote:Cabin in the Woods. Terrible.

I am a bit surprised to hear this. I do not care for the dice and slash movies at all but this one I enjoyed a good deal. Not terribly scary but very funny.

I admit that Joss Whedon (Dollhouse excepted) can do little wrong for me.

Falb Fiction - Around The World

Never even heard that name before. What style is it? Very modern, post-bop music. I first heard him in a band called "Lost Tribe." My favourite "we play everything we want to but we always remember it's jazz." He's also on a bunch of others' discs I dig - Donny McCaslin : Perpet...

David Binney - Lifted Land.

Michael Burn is my name. I currently live in downtown Toronto which is, sadly, not much of a jazz town. My first jazz purchase, in 1967, was Pyramid by MJQ, the second was Giuseppi Logan Quartet. The mere scope of the music blew me away. It still does.