the cd came out in 1995 and won a grammy
Don't have the CD online so I put Keith Jazz pianist up
Thought I'd pay tribute to a favorite music CDthat has always given me much pleasure;-)
Listening to Herman's," Thundering Herd" Takes me out of this world of the absurd To realms where only paragons play Embracing me in the most thrilling way G. Herberts tenor sax "Saturday Morning" Showers over me like luxorious lotion Bringing all my senses into sweet devotion Coltrane's contributions Naima & Lady Bird Zappa's "America Drinks and Goes Home" Show the bands new innovative , creativity Stimulating my synapses with "Corazon" Woody's sorprano sax thrills to the bones "What are you doing the rest of your life" Takes me to the moon, and eases my strife As long as I can listen to fine jazz like this I'll put up with the world, even throw it a kiss !
Jazz is very cool, but I gotta have my Blues, and C&W, too!
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on October 27, 2007
Don't know about throwing the world a kiss, maybe bend over and moon it . . . But jazz, as such, does make life a little more enduring . . . Good . . .
Yes Jazz, a proud American Heritage, wonderful tribute E.T. I myself love Dixiland, we sold music in our dads store in 1957, along with the first stately high fi music cabinets, I swear I am half deaf now, sittin as close as I could, I loved the trombone especially, good memories, thank you! Have you heard of the new Jazz surround tub? Jasmin Horst
My dad had these guys and every Saturday they were allowed to roam the space of the big house where the old wood bounced the sound around. he loved Glenn Miller the most and George Dormer Band. I recall my favorite back then...Skitch Henderson. Fine memories.
Love,
Susan
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Enjoyed
Peace & love be with you
William
Be safe,
Karen
Thanks ET,
Peace, Love, and Light,
Amber "V"
Regis
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Beautiful tribute
I had never heard this CD great jazz!
Love Peace and hugsss.....Yolie
Love,
Susan
Great tribute, Eileen.
Love,
annie