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Jamie Cullum
MINe 109 wrote in message
... Another recent record of 'almost entirely "live"' performances is "Isley meets Bacharach". Isley has a really high voice. He's old but talented. Hi Stephen. I was fortunate enough to hear Burt and Ronnie perform this live in NY 2 weeks back, with a 40-piece orchestra. An astonishing night's music making! John Atkinson Editor, Stereophile |
Jamie Cullum
"John Atkinson" wrote in message om... MINe 109 wrote in message ... Another recent record of 'almost entirely "live"' performances is "Isley meets Bacharach". Isley has a really high voice. He's old but talented. Hi Stephen. I was fortunate enough to hear Burt and Ronnie perform this live in NY 2 weeks back, with a 40-piece orchestra. An astonishing night's music making! John Atkinson Editor, Stereophile What's this, what's this, what's this? A yank not only READING but CONTRIBUTING to a uk newsgroup? Whatever next!! -- Woody |
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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 23:46:06 +0000, G.S. Nail
wrote: Cullum is the flies, to Parks rotting head, in a picnic basket. I assume you mean Alex Parks, winner of Fame Academy. Whereas she is a boy, unable to vocalize a single word without breaking it in two, Callum is the proverbial sloped headed ambidextrous showman. The way he taps the lid of the piano, it so rocks. My gran has expressed an interest, so I'm going to pop down to Woolworths tomorrow and buy her a copy of his CD for christmas. What a wonderfully thoughtful grandchild you are. -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 23:46:06 +0000, G.S. Nail
wrote: Cullum is the flies, to Parks rotting head, in a picnic basket. I assume you mean Alex Parks, winner of Fame Academy. Whereas she is a boy, unable to vocalize a single word without breaking it in two, Callum is the proverbial sloped headed ambidextrous showman. The way he taps the lid of the piano, it so rocks. My gran has expressed an interest, so I'm going to pop down to Woolworths tomorrow and buy her a copy of his CD for christmas. What a wonderfully thoughtful grandchild you are. -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 18:47:08 +0000 (UTC), "Mike O'sullivan"
wrote: Here beginith the lesson: Stan Tracey Gareth Williams Zoe Rahman Simon Colam John Horler Mike Garrick Steve Melling Robert Mitchell John Taylor Robin Aspland Geoff Eales Mike Gorman Brian Dee I am familiar with some of those. I have Stan Tracey on vinyl. I may have others too. Can you recommend some albums I should check out? Thanks. -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 18:47:08 +0000 (UTC), "Mike O'sullivan"
wrote: Here beginith the lesson: Stan Tracey Gareth Williams Zoe Rahman Simon Colam John Horler Mike Garrick Steve Melling Robert Mitchell John Taylor Robin Aspland Geoff Eales Mike Gorman Brian Dee I am familiar with some of those. I have Stan Tracey on vinyl. I may have others too. Can you recommend some albums I should check out? Thanks. -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 23:46:34 +0000, G.S. Nail
wrote: Branford Marsalis Naw! Really? You reckon? What about his bro? Him too? sound of picnic baskets with flies chirping -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 23:46:34 +0000, G.S. Nail
wrote: Branford Marsalis Naw! Really? You reckon? What about his bro? Him too? sound of picnic baskets with flies chirping -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 18:48:39 GMT, MINe 109
wrote: Another recent record of 'almost entirely "live"' performances is "Isley meets Bacharach". Isley has a really high voice. He's old but talented. http://www.isleysingsbacharach.com/ Thanks! Just spotted this post; it had been marked read, for some reason. I'll pick this recording up. I liked many of the covers the Isley Brothers did. -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 18:48:39 GMT, MINe 109
wrote: Another recent record of 'almost entirely "live"' performances is "Isley meets Bacharach". Isley has a really high voice. He's old but talented. http://www.isleysingsbacharach.com/ Thanks! Just spotted this post; it had been marked read, for some reason. I'll pick this recording up. I liked many of the covers the Isley Brothers did. -- td |
Jamie Cullum
"G.S. Nail" wrote in message ... "Mike O'sullivan" wrote: Here beginith the lesson: Stan Tracey Gareth Williams Zoe Rahman Simon Colam John Horler Mike Garrick Steve Melling Robert Mitchell John Taylor Robin Aspland Geoff Eales Mike Gorman Brian Dee Branford Marsalis Fine musician but hardly a British jazz pianist. |
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"G.S. Nail" wrote in message ... "Mike O'sullivan" wrote: Here beginith the lesson: Stan Tracey Gareth Williams Zoe Rahman Simon Colam John Horler Mike Garrick Steve Melling Robert Mitchell John Taylor Robin Aspland Geoff Eales Mike Gorman Brian Dee Branford Marsalis Fine musician but hardly a British jazz pianist. |
Jamie Cullum
Mike O'sullivan wrote:
Here beginith the lesson: Stan Tracey Gareth Williams Zoe Rahman Simon Colam John Horler Mike Garrick Steve Melling Robert Mitchell John Taylor Robin Aspland Geoff Eales Mike Gorman Brian Dee Looking for a very good, cool piano trio ? John Taylor, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron : "Rosslyn". Take a break in the rush... ;O) |
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Mike O'sullivan wrote:
Here beginith the lesson: Stan Tracey Gareth Williams Zoe Rahman Simon Colam John Horler Mike Garrick Steve Melling Robert Mitchell John Taylor Robin Aspland Geoff Eales Mike Gorman Brian Dee Looking for a very good, cool piano trio ? John Taylor, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron : "Rosslyn". Take a break in the rush... ;O) |
Jamie Cullum
Mike O'sullivan said: Branford Marsalis Fine musician but hardly a British jazz pianist. Smiggy was tanked when he posted yesterday. |
Jamie Cullum
Mike O'sullivan said: Branford Marsalis Fine musician but hardly a British jazz pianist. Smiggy was tanked when he posted yesterday. |
Jamie Cullum
"harrogate" wrote in message
... What's this, what's this, what's this? A yank not only READING but CONTRIBUTING to a uk newsgroup? Hey, I'm English (at least I was until I took American citizenship in August). Many years ago, I was editor of Hi-Fi News in the UK; I took over Stereophile in May 1986. ATB -- John John Atkinson Editor, Stereophile |
Jamie Cullum
"harrogate" wrote in message
... What's this, what's this, what's this? A yank not only READING but CONTRIBUTING to a uk newsgroup? Hey, I'm English (at least I was until I took American citizenship in August). Many years ago, I was editor of Hi-Fi News in the UK; I took over Stereophile in May 1986. ATB -- John John Atkinson Editor, Stereophile |
Jamie Cullum
"John Atkinson" wrote in message om... "harrogate" wrote in message ... What's this, what's this, what's this? A yank not only READING but CONTRIBUTING to a uk newsgroup? Hey, I'm English (at least I was until I took American citizenship in August). Many years ago, I was editor of Hi-Fi News in the UK; I took over Stereophile in May 1986. Congrats! ----== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 100,000 Newsgroups ---= 19 East/West-Coast Specialized Servers - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
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"John Atkinson" wrote in message om... "harrogate" wrote in message ... What's this, what's this, what's this? A yank not only READING but CONTRIBUTING to a uk newsgroup? Hey, I'm English (at least I was until I took American citizenship in August). Many years ago, I was editor of Hi-Fi News in the UK; I took over Stereophile in May 1986. Congrats! ----== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 100,000 Newsgroups ---= 19 East/West-Coast Specialized Servers - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
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"John Atkinson" wrote in message om... "harrogate" wrote in message ... What's this, what's this, what's this? A yank not only READING but CONTRIBUTING to a uk newsgroup? Hey, I'm English (at least I was until I took American citizenship in August). Many years ago, I was editor of Hi-Fi News in the UK; I took over Stereophile in May 1986. That's right, I remember you lecturing at one of the old Audio Fairs. |
Jamie Cullum
"John Atkinson" wrote in message om... "harrogate" wrote in message ... What's this, what's this, what's this? A yank not only READING but CONTRIBUTING to a uk newsgroup? Hey, I'm English (at least I was until I took American citizenship in August). Many years ago, I was editor of Hi-Fi News in the UK; I took over Stereophile in May 1986. That's right, I remember you lecturing at one of the old Audio Fairs. |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Fine musician but hardly a British jazz pianist. Smiggy was tanked when he posted yesterday. Huh.. you say that like it's a bad thing. Not necessarily. Inhibitions drop, inner feelings issue forth, sometimes clumsily, sometimes elegantly. Bad? Maybe. Good? Could be. "Smiggy"? ;-) Hi! |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Fine musician but hardly a British jazz pianist. Smiggy was tanked when he posted yesterday. Huh.. you say that like it's a bad thing. Not necessarily. Inhibitions drop, inner feelings issue forth, sometimes clumsily, sometimes elegantly. Bad? Maybe. Good? Could be. "Smiggy"? ;-) Hi! |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Not necessarily. Inhibitions drop, inner feelings issue forth, sometimes clumsily, sometimes elegantly. Bad? Maybe. Good? Could be. Just having fun! Proove it! ;-) "Smiggy"? ;-) Hi! Who? Keep harping on it, and the nickname may stick. |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Not necessarily. Inhibitions drop, inner feelings issue forth, sometimes clumsily, sometimes elegantly. Bad? Maybe. Good? Could be. Just having fun! Proove it! ;-) "Smiggy"? ;-) Hi! Who? Keep harping on it, and the nickname may stick. |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Who? Keep harping on it, and the nickname may stick. Sure, but what is "Smiggy" derived from? Just curious and all, y'know. It just popped up, like Bug Eater, Diggun, and my other little epithets of dishonor. |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Who? Keep harping on it, and the nickname may stick. Sure, but what is "Smiggy" derived from? Just curious and all, y'know. It just popped up, like Bug Eater, Diggun, and my other little epithets of dishonor. |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Who? Keep harping on it, and the nickname may stick. Sure, but what is "Smiggy" derived from? Just curious and all, y'know. It just popped up, like Bug Eater, Diggun, and my other little epithets of dishonor. Oh.. so it's a derogatory remark. In an affectionate way, of course. I didn't realize my having a little drink and poshting hear would offend you so. Offended? Moi? What is "poshting hear"? Hey, never mind.. :-) You're the one who's up on the high horse. :-) |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: Who? Keep harping on it, and the nickname may stick. Sure, but what is "Smiggy" derived from? Just curious and all, y'know. It just popped up, like Bug Eater, Diggun, and my other little epithets of dishonor. Oh.. so it's a derogatory remark. In an affectionate way, of course. I didn't realize my having a little drink and poshting hear would offend you so. Offended? Moi? What is "poshting hear"? Hey, never mind.. :-) You're the one who's up on the high horse. :-) |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: BTW, I've just opened up a bottle of Peter Lehmann The Seven Surveys 1999, and I intend to finish it. I do hope this doesn't cause any further upset. We'll be monitoring you for sloshiness. |
Jamie Cullum
PD said: BTW, I've just opened up a bottle of Peter Lehmann The Seven Surveys 1999, and I intend to finish it. I do hope this doesn't cause any further upset. We'll be monitoring you for sloshiness. |
Jamie Cullum
On Thu, 04 Dec 2003 02:40:21 +0000, G.S. Nail
wrote: My gran has expressed an interest, so I'm going to pop down to Woolworths tomorrow and buy her a copy of his CD for christmas. What a wonderfully thoughtful grandchild you are. Considering she's dead I think it's pretty generous, yeah. You had to think about that. :-) -- td |
Jamie Cullum
On Thu, 04 Dec 2003 02:40:21 +0000, G.S. Nail
wrote: My gran has expressed an interest, so I'm going to pop down to Woolworths tomorrow and buy her a copy of his CD for christmas. What a wonderfully thoughtful grandchild you are. Considering she's dead I think it's pretty generous, yeah. You had to think about that. :-) -- td |
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