Of course this post is entirely unrelated to this blogs' mission, for which I apologise, but I can't help but bring to readers' attention the uncanny facial similarities between Professor Cox and Pete Burns in his more recent facial incarnations.
As ever, I leave readers to make up there own minds.
Regards
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Jazz based blog for sharing and critiquing music. Members should upload or post a link to a tune and include some text in their contribution. Top marks are given for tracks and artists that are less well know but still hit the spot, but let's not forget the greats. Points will be deducted for rubbish and in extreme cases membership privileges may be revoked. Critique is encouraged.
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Thursday, 17 March 2011
Lee Morgan - Search for a New Land
Search for a New Land
Just came across this track from Lee Morgan's album of the same name. A great line-up which includes Shorter on sax and Hancock on keys. The wonderful horn theme blown by Morgan and Shorter echos the track's title perfectly, with Shorter's solo more melancholic and longing than Morgan in his.
Just came across this track from Lee Morgan's album of the same name. A great line-up which includes Shorter on sax and Hancock on keys. The wonderful horn theme blown by Morgan and Shorter echos the track's title perfectly, with Shorter's solo more melancholic and longing than Morgan in his.
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Bob Cranshaw talking about Lee Morgan and Sidewinder
Bob Cranshaw talking about Lee Morgan and Sidewinder
Bob, who played bass on Sidewinder, talks about Lee in this clip. Great section toward the end when he relates a tale of a forgotten pick-up on Sidewinder and spliced tapes....
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Bob, who played bass on Sidewinder, talks about Lee in this clip. Great section toward the end when he relates a tale of a forgotten pick-up on Sidewinder and spliced tapes....
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