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brenter
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| Anyone got the new Tom Harrell CD, "Live at the Village Vangaard?" Great stuff! |
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What's it like brenter?...tell us ....
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brenter
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| Very good playing, Tom sounds strong on this one, especially on "Everything Happens to Me." It's good to hear him sound like that again. I heard him several years ago, and he was really struggling with chop problems. I get to see him next week, so I'm hoping he plays like he does on this CD. |
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OzTrumpeteer
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I walked into an HMV last week and they were playing that album, sounded like Harrell was in good form. Made me want to go home and practice  |
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Tim80
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I really like this recording. If this was on old vinyl I would have worn the grooves out on "Where the Rain Begins". "Everything Happens to Me" sounds great too.
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Nicholas Dyson
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On 2002-05-25 05:26, OzTrumpeteer wrote:
I walked into an HMV last week and they were playing that album, sounded like Harrell was in good form. Made me want to go home and practice
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please excuse the ignorance, but what's 'HMV'?
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_Don Herman
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It got a good review in a recent Sound and Vision rag. Noted Tom's playing, and that of the sax player. Also noted 7 of 8 tunes are TH originals. Sounds like another one I need to find...  - Don
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OzTrumpeteer
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| Nick, HMV is a chain of music (cds) shops. The one that I was in is on Oxford St in London, it has fairly large jazz section. |
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trumpetdiva1
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I love this CD and have several other recordings of Tom. He is very creative with his solos and a fine composer, too. What great ideas!
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