Thursday, March 30, 2006
Kind of Stuck:
In the ‘90’s. The Alternative TV cable station played ‘Black Holed Sun’ and for all I knew, MTV was on. Superunknown came out in 1994!
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Wednesday, March 22, 2006
Saturday, March 18, 2006
Friday, March 17, 2006
Gold Teeth:
The flight physical is strict. The physical to get into flight school is ridiculously thorough. Too thorough, if you know what I mean. Fitz, a previously-mentioned friend on CGC HEALY suggested I get gold teeth. Get some gold teeth and roll into Dental, plop down on the dentist chair and exclaim, ‘WHAZZUP!’ - ll the while grinning. I’d just relish the ‘what the f- is up with this guy?’ reactions.
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Good new music:
METURA4 (6:24:35 PM): i was working out in the living room and heard this breakdown in the song, stopped working out, and ran to the tv to see what this song's deal was! it rocks.
This was wrt 'Beating Heart Baby' by Head Automatica. What I had heard, though, was the (Mr. Mig Remix), apparently. Enjoy.
This was wrt 'Beating Heart Baby' by Head Automatica. What I had heard, though, was the (Mr. Mig Remix), apparently. Enjoy.
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Birthday Card:
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Great tape:
I hate this style
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
Sax Lesson:
I've been trying to hit altissimo notes for years. This author uses, remarkably, the exact same sax setup that I use. I have no excuse.
Friday, March 03, 2006
Speed skiing
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Jamming with impressive dude:
In a feeble attempt at moving on with my life post-Olympics, I’ll change the subject, finally.
During the first Wednesday of the Games, I played a gig in Destin with the big band I’ve been performing with. It was a great gig and I got some nice solos. What’s noteworthy, however, is who plays bass with the group on Wednesdays. Steve Gillmore played on many of the Jamey Aebersold jazz CD-books that taught me jazz. I used to get these CD-books from my sax teacher all the time. I can’t believe that the bassist that my teacher used to reference, ‘if you get lost in the changes, just listen to the bass,’ is the guy I’m now jamming with!
Apparently that’s not even the biggest deal. I was told that Steve Gillmore performed with Phil Woods for many years. Phil Woods is a monster-big jazz name who’s played with everyone worth the mention in jazz.
Proof - he even jammed with Tom Waits! Whhaaaaattt?!
During the first Wednesday of the Games, I played a gig in Destin with the big band I’ve been performing with. It was a great gig and I got some nice solos. What’s noteworthy, however, is who plays bass with the group on Wednesdays. Steve Gillmore played on many of the Jamey Aebersold jazz CD-books that taught me jazz. I used to get these CD-books from my sax teacher all the time. I can’t believe that the bassist that my teacher used to reference, ‘if you get lost in the changes, just listen to the bass,’ is the guy I’m now jamming with!
Apparently that’s not even the biggest deal. I was told that Steve Gillmore performed with Phil Woods for many years. Phil Woods is a monster-big jazz name who’s played with everyone worth the mention in jazz.
Proof - he even jammed with Tom Waits! Whhaaaaattt?!
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