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But a whole day without Willie .... wow. Maybe the complaints finally registered. I didn't get any replies to my multiple reports, though.

we lose fishermanbob and mywillie the same day?

Dayne Nobody IV wrote:we lose mywillie?

isn't that like losing stage 4 cancer?

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Last thing I remember I was pushing the delete
I had to find the passage back to the place I was before
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Welcome back, Jook!

Jookeyman wrote:First sign of a troll and I'm outta here.

ahhhhhh, but then the terrorists win!

and we NEVER let the terrorists win. glad you're back bro. now, who's ready to talk music?

thanks jook for coming back!

Jookeyman wrote:How about Bill Evans? Listened to some very good material today from his trio, circa '66.

so, 1966....i'm guessing that was Scott Lafaro on bass. That guy was an absolute monster and left us when he was too young. That was one of the great trios for sure and is credited for changing the previous hierarchy of piano trios.... that up to that point had been mostly about the pianist. Besides Evan's super cool and hip chord voicings and all around great playin.....that's one of the things he's best known for......putting the drums and bass on equal footing w the piano in the trio setting.

I love LaFaro's playing and his to die for chops that never got in the way of his solid playing....but still, I'm partial to the later lineup that included Eddie Gomez on bass. HUUUUUGE E.G. fan, here.

el link-o please?