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somnolence| 6.5.11 @ 11:03AM
Although he is probably best known among pop music audiophiles for "The Madison" (1960), my favorite recordings of his are "Minor March" (1955) with Miles Davis, "Be-Bop For An Irishman" (1959) with Jo Jones, "Little Susie", and "Moon Faced, Starry-Eyed" with his own combo (1960), and the whole "Lonesome Traveler" album from 1966. He was always a great proponent of the elements of gospel and blues, similar to Horace Silver , Hampton Hawes, and the sparsely recorded Carl Perkins. I'll be celebrating his life by playing some of his music for my personal enjoyment today. I feel a certain emptiness now with James Arness passing away and now Ray Bryant, but their art lives on as long as those of us who admired them wish it to be.
Michael L. Hauschild| 6.5.11 @ 10:51PM
http://www.jpost.com/NationalN.....?id=223728
Not justice yet, but a start.
Occam's Tool| 6.6.11 @ 9:39PM
Thanks, Mike. Beauty has gone out of the world, but we can at least be comforted somewhat with justice.