zrsullivan

zrsullivan wrote:

The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

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ashleyrobb wrote:

i was going to write something in response to that , then i got caught up reading the very entertaining internet fight with 'oldwyoming' .

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Uhwelluh wrote:

Glad you liked the '30s trumpeters playlist--remember it was hard to make the choices for the show--so much great stuff.

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DaddyPobbin wrote:

Survive intact, and he's still the grand grumpster heheheh. I'd probably be as grumpy at his age too. =]

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CalypsoandMento wrote:

Hey man awesome taste. Super compatibility!

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jackiebaby4ever wrote:

Hey friend, You seem to be well acquainted with the blues. Are there any obscure blues artists that I may not know about that you would recommend? Regards, Jackson

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Wichita1 wrote:

I was listening to "Chelsea Bridge" and remembered you once rhapsodizing its perfection to me in one of our slurring, delightful, late-night conversations. The memory was welcomed! I am once more only half-awake but fully drunk, ergo: operose nihil agunt -- and damned proud of it too! To some future exchange of lonesome truths!

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F_Hole wrote:

Miles, for me, works only in contrast to what had become the glib, baroque busy-ness of post-Bird bebop. Despite a limited range, he exhibits a mastery of the instrument combined with an Ellington-like ability to create interesting band lineups of talented players. He makes beautiful lines. Having said this, I would add tha liking Miles is akin to a rocker saying they like The Beatles-it's a given common denominator. I'll take Fats Navarro anyday-if he'd have lived and been given the superstar-quality production that Columbia gave Miles, he'd have ruled.

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