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Good one Adam. No more washing my mouth out then? Phew! :rolleyes: That really put me off my lunch today. Couldn't taste my quiche for all the soap :)
Yeah, Charles Lloyd is great. Real emotion in his playing, something that's lacking in many contemporary jazz artists these days.
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Diana Krall..cd
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Grant you should check the 3 albums Culbertson did 1999 - 2001
He is a git of the highest order , but is as much talented as he is gittish.
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Brian Culbertson(nice and Slow)
Had a record cleaning session today, A pile of records, most of which I don't know where they came from. Amongst which was an EP of Vic Dickensen, really very good, so found him on Spotify to hear some more of his stuff.
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my dad liked him... he played trombone during the war
I'll just put this here. :lol: Be prepared to be shaken to the core ....
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thought that said Strauss at first. :lol: