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I've got a great guitar player on line with this as well. C'mon brass and reeds!!!

Really? Now I feel like a fool. I spent a good portion of the day listening to Fugazi yesterday. Oh well, I hadn't dug that music out of the collection for about 10 years. It was nice to listen back anyways.

Damn!? That really sucks. He was one of many artists that I always wanted to see, never got the chance, and now, never will. Very, very sad news.

Speak for yourself. I'm changing my name to Donald Fagen

We're at Dicky's Wild Hare tonight! We'll have Mr. Duane Eby sitting in on some material so it should get interesting!!

I have spoken to a few percussionists, and keyboard players that are interested. So now we just need to find some horn players to get this thing started. I know you're out there! Get in touch!!

traumaqueen wrote:things got a wee bit AWESOME tonight!
a fun show...

Thanks for the support! I was glad to see so many faces in the crowd.

Things got a wee bit rowdy tonight.

disentangled wrote:Free Jazz - 1960
Ornette Coleman:
New York, December 21, 1960 Ornette Coleman(as), Don Cherry(tp), Charlie Haden(b), Ed Blackwell(d), Billy Higgins(d), Scott LaFaro(b), Eric Dolphy (bcl),Freddie Hubbard (tp)

Ornette!

Good stuff!!

The LDS is great. It really works well for the upright- nice lows, great mids, clean highs. The only complaint I have is power handling. If I get on it too much, it distorts. Typically, I don't need a ton of power, but there have been a couple shows that I could have used an extension cabinet. I'm g...

bassjones wrote:Now that would be something to see. How long has it been?

Actually I did a couple electric gigs this summer.

Just like riding a bicycle...well...maybe a miniature bicycle.

Great flyer. It makes me want to play electric tonight.

Take a swing by Club Soda and chat with the guys who rotate thru there. Pick up a Whatzup and check out the jazz guys in town and have a beer and a sit down with them between breaks. NPR local reads the 'Jazz Happenings' on the air everyday. Horn players may be tougher...perhaps some of the guys in...

Dagwood Lee wrote:I thought you were in my "jazz" band?

You know I love your jazz the most.

This may be a bit of a stretch for this area but here goes anyways. I am an acoustic bassist and have been a long time fan of the late 60's free jazz movement. I recently went to Detroit for the Jazz fest and saw a group from the area that absolutely blew me away and got my gears turning. What I wou...