Honey! hand me another Coors! please!..two more exits and were there!.
What are you listening to right now?
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criz p. critter
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Jeremy Bender
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First take, no-rehearsal and a hit song. Remarkable talent...
jda
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108K views · 3.3K reactions | Jazz Messengers | Lament for Stacey Lee Morgan - trumpet, John Gilmore - tenor sax, John Hicks - piano, Victor Sproles - double bass, Art Blakey - drums 1965 | By Vladislav Naoumov | Facebook
Lament for Stacey Lee Morgan - trumpet, John Gilmore - tenor sax, John Hicks - piano, Victor Sproles - double bass, Art Blakey - drums 1965
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in color version on facebook link above
- can read the insignia on the cymbals
Stx'n'Bonze
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I love this band’s vibe - great drum sound too.
Jeremy Bender
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CCR...enough said.
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jda
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"Quincy Jones: "Vegas in ‘64 was so racist, Belafonte was working in the big room for $17,000 a week, they were not allowed in the casino. They had to eat in the kitchen, sing, and go to a black hotel across town. So Frank said ‘we’re not gonna have more of that.’ So, we came in, we had 18 goombahs put with each one of us. And he stopped the racism in one year, for Basie, Sammy, myself and Basie’s band. He stopped it, man. Cold!”
Photo: Quincy Jones, Count Basie, and Frank Sinatra in the studio to record their album It Might As Well Be Swing, 1964
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jda
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Elvis
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You told me that you, jOe! (
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jda
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that's right! I forget...what boggles my mind is I remember that song like it was yesterday...You told me that you, jOe! (
I was eight Elvis
check their similarities with the Beatles
Gerry and the Pacemakers - Wikipedia
cbphoto
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King Harvest has been dancing around the edges of brain radio for the last two or three days. We had a full moon a couple of nights ago, but it's still very evident in the middle of the night. Tonight I'll be Dancing in the Moonlight!
FWIW, if I was the bass player, I'd be much more busy on this tune - almost as much as the piano player. Diggin' my inner Gary Thain, I guess! Ah well...
FWIW, if I was the bass player, I'd be much more busy on this tune - almost as much as the piano player. Diggin' my inner Gary Thain, I guess! Ah well...
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