HenryJonesGodot
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This:

Phew!Never mind. It's not compulsory, you know.
I'm currently giving Coltrane another chance... a flicker of interest has appeared with a few tunes.What grind-ed my ears was watching half an hour of John Coltrane yesterday on BBC4. Gave him another go..............I really don't get it.
Most of my listening is contemporary stuff.Anybody listening to anything from this century and alive?
I don't think they are links, I think it's just an image!I'm currently giving Coltrane another chance... a flicker of interest has appeared with a few tunes.
BTW the links in the OP aren't working - unless it's just me.
Gerald AlbrightAnybody listening to anything from this century and alive?
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yep....Anybody listening to anything from this century and alive?
As someone whose speciality is Renaissance music, I always worry if the composer is still in fact breathing as that implies a level of modernity that could be troubling...The thing that grinds my gears.....
is not depressing the clutch pedal far enough
Some like Parker, some like Gee
Some like emmental and some like brie.
but the best kind of music is the sort you get for free.
Coltrane? (I prefer Jay Beckstein)Shaw or Goodman?(it was Woody Herman anyway)
Anybody listening to anything from this century and alive?
I'm waiting for you to post madrigals on tenor. But I don't think it'd go down well, especially with meAs someone whose speciality is Renaissance music, I always worry if the composer is still in fact breathing as that implies a level of modernity that could be troubling...