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I've never had a gig in my life.....maybe I should start...








Lots of good advice here..

Enforcer wrote:Condolences, Jon. I wasn't jiving when I said I didn't think this was possible. I'm stunned.

GO TIGERS!!!!

+1

faster wrote:Joseph Spence's Happy All the Time and Joseph Spence and the Pinder Family.

hell yes..

Miles Davis: Pangaea Derek Bailey: Lot 74 Television: Marquee Moon Fripp and Eno: No Pussyfooting Jimmy Bryant & Speedy West: Stratosphere Boogie Saccharine Trust: Worldbroken Guitar Solos III Duos for Doris (although Rowe doesn't play guitar... :) ) Robbie Basho: The Grail and the Lotus (or pick an...

So many beautiful pictures in this thread. Here's my last one, from two recent dates with Kamerman & Kirby. [edit:] Apparently I'm not bright enough to embed an image on a message board, so it's a link: http://travis6johnson.tumblr.com/image/31271960477 Chattering teeth and 9volt batteries...what e...

Yii wrote:

shin' yoichiro's setup

I like..

Gaendaal wrote:

The Medieval Machine, The Industrial Revolution of the Middle Ages - Jean Gimpel

Hugely interesting and told with a nice wit.

oooo...


That looks good..

re-reading: http://covers.feedbooks.net/item/100206.jpg?size=large&t=1339398003 I cannot read his novels...never ever.. but I've always been able to read and enjoy these. Jim Harrison said "The Nick Adams stories are a young man's stories written by a young man and enjoyed mostly by other young men"...

PT was a rara avis....I'll miss it greatly..


Great work Dan..

I find it very hard to believe The Artist was so highly regarded......I could barely sit through it..

jon abbey wrote:yep, he's been going for more than two months already, pretty crazy/impressive.

I'm always impressed by great voyages.....(and yes, it's a bit crazy to do it during the hottest year on record...but that's nothing you can plan ahead for..)



again I say....DAMN..

damn........

he chose a hot year to do it (total respect..)


http://www.spiralcage.com/rootless/

frozen reeds wrote:

yes...

not really freejazz but i fond memories of listening to lonely woman by masayuki takayanagi when i first moved to the city... would like to find some freejazz with a similiar guitar style. no one is like Takayanagi but maybe check Sonny Sharrock-Ask The Ages. The only one who came close for a brief...

Well worth reading...

jamess wrote:

Harmony Korine-Trash Humpers

what little I saw of it is time I'll never have back....





never again..