Explain please. I am having a blonde moment.dEvRoNiKa wrote: I <3 Jayfers.
What Are You Listening To Right Now?
Or me. Seriously ... my life would be complete - all would have come full-circle. it would be a glorious event, I'd have to step in front of a bus immediately afterward as it would get no better, so why bother?calexico wrote:Son Volt - Retrospective - Rex's Blues.
Been a while since I had this one on. The man has a great voice for duetting with the ladies. Love to hear him with Shelby Lynne or Alison Krauss.
I <3 Jayfers.
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nice to see we've kept this going
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You don't say. I hadn't heard. I've been in a bit of a Jackie McLean phase just lately. I had just been listening to a 1951 session where a very young Jackie McLean was playing with Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins and Art Blakey, as well as a late-50's Charles Mingus session and his own Let Freedom Ring. He was really one of the last jazz heavywieghts of that era.barclocksays3am wrote: Jackie passed away yesterday, age 73. A jazz legend indeed.
It's too bad McLean's no longer with us, but 73 is a fairly good long life, especially for a jazz musician, sad to say.
Let's make a point to meet again soon under happier circumstances.
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