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Coming today on 180 gram vinyl for a very reasonable price. I'll be back to let people know how it sounds. Whoohoo!
It was pretty interesting. At first I didn't like the gimmick of using an actor to imitate Miles reading from his autobiography but I got used to it. I'm glad the filmmakers were able to interview Frances Taylor Davis before she passed away. She was a pistol.
i guess so. either the smartest kind of stoopit or the stoopitest kind of smart - couldnt figure it out w the small sample size but the human equivalent of a popcorn walker it seemed. Cicely Tyson, Juliette Greco....yeah, but what's that?!?!
I'm checking these out now but went straight to Peterson first. Just always been a sucker for anything he played.
Oscar is cheeseburger-tasty & all, but i wish i could get you young folk to understand how unprecedented Art Tatum and other of the stride pianists were. Deconstructing forms before they were fully built. You get no Oscar, no Bird, no Diz without these guys. Like a cubist in 1630s Amsterdam, Tatum was.
listening now - holy schnikies!! makes Courtney Love feel like Toni Tenille. man could lay a lot of pipe with a forewoman likat....
This is an interesting Tatum re-recording by Zenph Studios. They took a 1949 live recording of Tatum and digitally transcribed the notes so it could be played back through a Disklavier. Here's the fun part, they then took the Disklavier to the same concert hall where the original was played. It's weird to listen to the Tatum and Zenph recordings back to back. The notes are all in the same place but it sounds very differentMaggot Brain said:
