Cool ... I thought the drun solo got a little amorphous at times, but
really liked the bass solo ... who was playing it?
Dean
On May 3, 2007, at 3:04 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Here's a YouTube video of Don Cherry playing Monk's "52nd St.
Theme" with Sonny Rollins in 1963:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7g-YkEX2zQ
It's not my favorite context in which to hear him, by any means,
but in his solo, he plays with good time and tells a good story.
His technique is sloppy, no question --nobody's going to mistake
him for Clifford Brown, but see, he's not trying to be Clifford
Brown. And it's fascinating to hear his influence on Sonny, who at
this point had been playing this tune, like, forever -- probably
ever since Monk first brought it in! But Don made him approach it
differently.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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Of all hoaxes, the one which is my most vexing bête noire on a
quotidian basis, is the cereal box top which informs simply,
"Lift Tab to Open." Then, "To Close, Insert Tab Here ." Yeah,
right! In attempting to accomplish the first direction, not only
the tab but also the slit intended to accept the aforementioned
protuberance have both been irreparably disfigured and rendered
dysfunctional. This debacle is then amplified by the misbehavior
of the recalcitrant inner bag, which can not be unsealed sans
mangling it, and hence, will not disperse its contents without
exiting the box itself. All I wanted was a bowl of cereal.
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