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With billows and blasts from choirs and orchesters
Buskers and talkers
Big bands and squawkers,
the Stork Club has retained its qualities of decaying elegance and dwindling significance since the late 1950s.
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April 2, 2023: A Little Booker Music and a Lotta Coryell
Trumpet gargantuan Booker Little packed a superb career into just a few years before dying at 23 from uremia, never recording a side that wasn't indispensable. By rights, he should be with us on this, his 85th birthday; Larry Coryell ranged far and wide over musical multiverses with virtuosity, incorrigibility, lyricism, and heart. Missing him today, on his 80th.
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| Booker Little |
Opening Statement
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Booker Little | Bass – Scott La Faro §§§Drums – Roy Haynes §§§Piano – Tommy Flanagan §§§Trumpet – Booker Little Recorded April 13, 15, 1960 |
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| Sunday Go2 DJ'n | 0:08:47 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Eric Dolphy With Booker Little |
Far Cry
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Far Cry | ERIC DOLPHY alto saxophone §§§BOOKER LITTLE trumpet §§§JAKI BYARD piano §§§RON CARTER bass §§§ROY HAYNES drums Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, NJ; December 21, 1960 |
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0:13:38 (Pop-up) |
| Willie Rodriguez Octet |
November Afternoon
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The Soul Of Jazz Percussion | Don Ellis, Booker Little, trumpet; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Mal Waldron, piano; Addison Farmer, bass; 'Philly' Joe Jones, drums; Willie Rodriguez, congas; Ed Shaughnessy, percussion, vibes. NYC, spring 1960 |
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0:17:31 (Pop-up) |
| Booker Little |
Strength and Sanity
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Out Front | RON CARTER bass ///MAX ROACH drums, vibraphone ///DON FRIEDMAN piano ///JULIAN PRIESTER trombone ///BOOKER LITTLE trumpet ///ERIC DOLPHY alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet —— Music composed by Booker Little, Recorded at Nola Penhouse Studios, New York City, March 17th & April 4th, 1961 |
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0:20:17 (Pop-up) |
| John Coltrane |
The Damned Don't Cry
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The Complete Africa Brass Sessions | John Coltrane Tenor Saxophone McCoy Tyner Piano Reggie Workman Bass Elvin Jones Drums Booker Little Trumpet Julian Priester Trombone Eric Dolphy Alto Saxophone, Flute, Bass Clarinet Freddie Hubbard Trumpet - -Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on May 23 & June 4, 1961 |
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0:26:31 (Pop-up) |
| Abbey Lincoln |
When Malindy Sings
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Straight Ahead | Abbey Lincoln — vocals • Booker Little — trumpet • Julian Priester — trombone • Eric Dolphy — alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute, piccolo • Walter Benton, Coleman Hawkins — tenor saxophone • Mal Waldron — piano • Art Davis — bass • Max Roach — drums • Roger Sanders, Robert Whitley — congas - - Recorded at Nola Penthouse Studios, New York City 22nd February 1961 |
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0:34:05 (Pop-up) |
| Booker Little |
Looking Ahead
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Booker Little And Friend | Booker Little - trumpet • Julian Priester - trombone • George Coleman - tenor saxophone • Don Friedman - piano • Reggie Workman - bass • Pete LaRoca - drums • Recorded in New York City, Summer 1961 |
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0:38:08 (Pop-up) |
| Armando Peraza Septet |
Call To Arms
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The Soul Of Jazz Percussion | Marcus Belgrave, Donald Byrd, Booker Little, trumpet; Mal Waldron, piano; Addison Farmer, bass; Ed Shaughnessy, drums; Armando Peraza, congas. NYC, spring 1960 | 0:45:31 (Pop-up) | |
| Booker Little |
Moonlight Becomes You
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Booker Little 4 & Max Roach | Booker Little – trumpet • George Coleman – tenor saxophone • Tommy Flanagan – piano • Art Davis – bass • Max Roach – drums - - Recorded in New York City in October 1958 (at Nola Penthouse Studios |
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0:49:47 (Pop-up) |
| Teddy Charles New Directions Quartet |
The Confined Few
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Metronome Presents Jazz in the Garden at the Museum of Modern Art | Teddy Charles - vibraphone • Booker Little - trumpet • Booker Ervin - tenor saxophone • Mal Waldron - piano • Addison Farmer - bass • Ed Shaughnessy - drums • Recorded • August 25, 1960 • at • Museum of Modern Art, NYC |
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0:55:27 (Pop-up) |
| Max Roach |
Garvey's Ghost
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Percussion Bitter Sweet | MAX ROACH drums ///ABBEY LINCOLN vocals ///ERIC DOLPHY alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute ///CLIFFORD JORDAN tenor saxophone ///MAL WALDRON piano ///ART DAVIS bass ///Congas – Carlos 'Potato' Valdez ///Cowbell – Carlos 'Totico' Eugenio ///BOOKER LITTLE trumpet ///JULIAN PRIESTER trombon. — Music composed by Max Roach. —— Recorded in New York City in August, 1961 |
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1:03:41 (Pop-up) |
| Eric Dolphy and Booker Little Quintet |
Booker's Waltz
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At The Five Spot (complete edition) | Eric Dolphy — bass clarinet • Booker Little — trumpet • Mal Waldron — piano • Richard Davis — double bass • Ed Blackwell — drums - - Live at the Five Spot Café, New York, Sunday, July 16, 1961 |
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1:11:32 (Pop-up) |
| Too Little Booker ! :-( | 1:26:09 (Pop-up) | ||||
| The Free Spirits |
I'm Gonna Be Free
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Out Of Sight And Sound | Larry Coryell – guitar, sitar • Columbus "Chip" Baker – guitar • Jim Pepper – saxophone • Chris Hills – bass guitar, vocals • Bob Moses – drums Recorded 1966 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey |
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1:33:10 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Two Minute Classical
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Lady Coryell | Larry Coryell – guitars, bass, vocals • Bob Moses – drums Recorded 1968 |
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1:36:36 (Pop-up) |
| Gary Burton Quartet with Orchestra |
Some Dirge
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A Genuine Tong Funeral | GARY BURTON vibes ::::::LARRY CORYELL guitar ::::::STEVE SWALLOW bass ::::::BOB MOSES drums ::::::STEVE LACY soprano saxophone ::::::MIKE MANTLER trumpet ::::::LEONARDO "GATO" BARBIERI tenor saxophone ::::::JIMMY KNEPPER trombone, bass trombone ::::::HOWARD JOHNSON Tba, baritones saxophone ::::::CARLA BLEY piano, organ, composer, conductor Recorded in New York in July 1967 |
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1:38:43 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell & Emily Remler |
Ill Wind
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Together | Larry Coryell – electric guitar (Gibson Super 400 circa 1967) and acoustic guitar (Ovation Adamas) • Emily Remler – electric guitar (Borys[5]) and acoustic guitar (Ovation Adamas) - - Recorded August 1985 Studio Coast Recorders, San Francisco |
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1:46:29 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Gabriela's Song
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Live From Bahia | LARRY CORYELL acoustic and electric guitars §§§DORI CAYMMI acoustic guitar and vocals §§§ROMERO LUBAMBO acoustic and electric guitars §§§BILLY COBHAM drums §§§DONALD HARRISON soprano sax §§§MARCIO MONTARROLLOS trumpet §§§LUIZ AVELLAR keyboards §§§NICO ASSUMPCAO electric bass §§§MONICA MILLET percussion §§§BASHIRI JOHNSON additional percussion §§§FRANCISCO CENTENO additional electric bass. - - Recorded on location in Salvador, Bahia at the Passeio Publico - - 1992 |
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1:52:58 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Pavane For A Dead Princess
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The Restful Mind | Larry Coryell – acoustic guitar - - Recorded 23rd Street Studios, New York City - 1975 |
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1:55:57 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell & Philip Catherine |
Manha de Carnaval (from Orfeu Negro)
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Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic XI: The Last Call | Guitar – Larry Coryell, Philip Catherine - - In memory of Larry Coryell (April 2, 1943 - February 19, 2017), his last concert Recorded live in concert at the Philharmonie Berlin (KMS), January 24, 2017 |
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2:01:35 (Pop-up) |
| Herbie Mann |
Memphis Underground
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Memphis Underground | Herbie Mann – flute • Reggie Young – guitar • Bobby Emmons – organ • Bobby Wood – electric and acoustic piano • Gene Chrisman – drums • Tommy Cogbill or Mike Leech - Fender bass (individual tracks not specified) • Also appearing on selected tracks: • Roy Ayers – vibes, conga on "Battle Hymn of the Republic" • Larry Coryell – guitar • Sonny Sharrock – guitar • Miroslav Vitouš - Fender bass on "Hold On, I'm Comin'" at American Sound Studio, Memphis, Tennessee |
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2:08:32 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Tyrone
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Basics | Drums – Bernard Purdie, Steve Haas; Electric Bass – Chuck Rainey, Ron Carter; Guitar, Vocals – Larry Coryell; Organ – Mike Mandel; Percussion – Ray Mantilla; - Recorded at Apostolic Studios in 1968/1969 |
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2:15:36 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Rodrigo Reflections
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European Impressions | recorded live at the 1978 Montreux Jazz Festival - July 23 |
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2:18:36 (Pop-up) |
| Joey DeFrancesco |
Old Folks
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Wonderful! Wonderful! | Drums – Jimmy Cobb; Guitar – Larry Coryell; Trumpet – Joey DeFrancesco - - - 2012 |
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2:25:56 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Gypsy Queen
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Barefoot Boy | Larry Coryell – guitar • Steve Marcus – soprano saxophone (1, 3), tenor saxophone (2) • Mike Mandel – piano (3) • Mervin Bronson – bass (2, 3) • Roy Haynes – drums • Lawrence Killian – conga • Harry Wilkinson – percussion • Studio • Electric Lady Studios, New York |
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2:31:17 (Pop-up) |
| DJ Con Fusion | 2:43:05 (Pop-up) | ||||
| Larry Coryell |
Naima
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Monk, Trane, Miles & Me | Larry Coryell – guitar • John Hicks – piano • Santi Debriano – bass • Yoron Israel – drums • Recorded • May 28, 1998 • RVG |
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2:50:42 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell & Steve Khan |
Ju Ju
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Two for the Road | Larry Coryell – guitar • Steve Khan – guitar • Recorded Live on tour 1975-1976 |
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2:56:55 (Pop-up) |
| Chico O'Farrill |
Green Moss
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Nine Flags | Chico O'Farrill - arranger, conductor • Clark Terry - trumpet, flugelhorn • J. J. Johnson - trombone - woodwinds • Seldon Powell - tenor saxophone • Larry Coryell - guitar • Pat Rebillot - piano • George Duvivier - bass • Gus Johnson - drums • Recorded • November 10, 11 & 14, 1966 |
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3:00:04 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Souls Dirge
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Fairyland | Larry Coryell – guitar, vocals • Chuck Rainey – bass • Bernard Purdie – drums - - recorded on June 18, 1971 at the Montreux Jazz Festival |
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3:04:59 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell & Philip Catherine |
The Train and the River
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Twin House | Larry Coryell – guitar • Philip Catherine – guitar • Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios London - -1977 |
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3:14:23 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Rene's Theme
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Spaces | LARRY CORYELL guitar ///JOHN McLAUGHLIN guitar — VANGUARD Originally recorded in 1969 |
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3:19:06 (Pop-up) |
| Dr. L. Subramaniam and Larry Coryell |
Beyond The Flames
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From The Ashes | This work is dedicated to Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli |
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3:23:12 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Bolero
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Bolero & Scheherazade | Guitar – Larry Coryell - - recorded July 2, 1981 |
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3:32:18 (Pop-up) |
| Charles Mingus |
Better Git Hit in Your Soul
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Three or Four Shades of Blues | Charles Mingus: double bass, piano, vocals, arranger • Jack Walrath: trumpet • Ricky Ford: tenor saxophone • George Coleman: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone • Bob Neloms: piano • Philip Catherine: guitar • Larry Coryell: guitar • George Mraz: bass • Dannie Richmond: drums • Paul Jeffrey: arranger - - recorded March 9, 1977 |
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3:42:39 (Pop-up) |
| Larry Coryell |
Right On Y'All
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The Eleventh House | Randy Brecker – French horn, trumpet • Larry Coryell – guitar • Mike Mandel – piano, synthesizer • Danny Trifan – bass • Alphonse Mouzon – drums, percussion Recorded 1973 |
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3:47:14 (Pop-up) |
| DJ BOOTS SELF OUT DOOR | 3:51:37 (Pop-up) |
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adamdoesit:
*Cuba Cautiva
2oz Glen Passaic
4oz Coca Cola, preferably Mexican or Passover Coke
Wedge of lime
1. Place 4 ice cubes in a tall glass
2. Add Glen Passaic, top with Coke and garnish with lime
3. ???
4. ¡REVOLUCIÓN!
listener james from westwood:
"Glen Passaic" sounds like a caller to a radio show! But I'll take the drink over the talk show any day.
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David (in London):
Ah Watson, the Glen Passaic is afoot!
*downs it swiftly, collapses into a crumpled heap*
*wheezing* Evening Stork, Club-goers!
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WR:
Interesting to hear more of the radio show opening.
egould:
Dean:
https://www.npr.org/2023/04/02/959184720/ryuichi-sakamoto-a-godfather-of-electronic-pop-has-died
Andrew in Toronto:
chresti:
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' Booker Little Jr. (April 2, 1938 – October 5, 1961) was an American jazz trumpeter and composer. He appeared on many recordings in his short career, both as a sideman and as a leader. Little performed with Max Roach, John Coltrane, and Eric Dolphy and was strongly influenced by Sonny Rollins and Clifford Brown. He died aged 23. '
⦿Sun in ♈︎Aries, year of Water 🐏Sheep ~ Goat ~ Ram
' Larry Coryell (born Lorenz Albert Van DeLinder III; April 2, 1943 – February 19, 2017) was an American jazz guitarist. '
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The when flying back from Amarillo Tx on Monday I got one as a snack. What I got was the size of a 50 cent coin, not the hand size waffle seen on Jan's playlist and other internet photos. It was ok. The caramel filling dominated the waffle wafer.
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Latin Jazz Percussionist (born ca. May 30, 1924 in Havana, Cuba, died april 14, 2014 in San Francisco).
Through his long associations with jazz pianist George Shearing, vibraphonist Cal Tjader and guitarist Carlos Santana, he has been internationally known from the 1950s through to the 1990s. Although primarily known as a bongocero and conguero, Peraza is also an innovative and accomplished dancer and composer. Peraza has been featured on classic recordings by Perez Prado, Machito, George Shearing, Charlie Parker, Tito Puente, Cal Tjader and Carlos Santana.
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spodiodi:
related: i've been meaning to mention ever since you posted it, but i love that picture of you and you're friends standing in front of a car. that pic is about as cool as they come. who's car? ...and what kind?
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doctorjazz:
It's great stuff; an original conception is not easy to come by (not just his playing, but the compositions and arrangements of Little's music are amazing).
As far as dying of "uremia", I've never quite gotten that, and can't find anything that gives more details. It definitely is a result of kidney failure (literally urine not being excreted collecting in the bloodstream). You can be born with kidneys that don't function (but it would be odd to just find that out in your 20's). A kidney infection would be the other most common reason for the kidneys to fail; severe infections will enlarge the kidneys and cause them to stop functioning. This could be from drug use (though I can't find anything suggesting Little was a junkie), but you can get kidney infections just randomly. If treated early, you shouldn't get kidney damage/failure, but with the state of health care for musicians in general, Black musicians in specific, there very likely could be delays in diagnosis and/or treatment.
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(of course, it wouldn't be unusual for a Black Man to get substandard treatment, more so in the US, I'd think, but I don't think it's possible to know at this point in time without seeing the medical records).
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to check glucose in an Emergency Room (at least now, it can be checked in a minute from a fingerstick blood sample); you could be in coma for many reasons but a high blood glucose is easy to diagnose and has specific treatment. You could also be in coma from a low blood glucose, easily treated with IV glucose, so not checking glucose (at least now) is unimaginable (a junkie with exposure, not eating, could very well have a low glucose, drug use and low glucose could go together, still would need to be checked)
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howdy everybody
really enjoying this beautiful music
just what i need
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Good day, all.
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ERIK / VermonT:
Considering I lean towards Hendrix, John McLaughlin & Sonny Sharrock (& Not most other ‘jazz fusion’ guitarists), I’m guessing I should start deeper listening with those earliest years ?!?
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It's good to know there's more than 'Friday Night in San Francisco' for this sort of thing...
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Large? Yes, right here. Subramaniam, Coryell, and pepperoni.
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i'm hitting the bunny trail as well
Thanks Stork! enjoy your week away
tchau peeps
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