Masato Harada

- Kamikaze Taxi

1995

Barry Harris — Newer Than New. 1961 : Riverside.

! acquire the album ★ attach a coffee !

1970 - Charles Mingus Sextet & Anita O’day Trio - Théâtre Français - Bordeaux

Charles Mingus (b), Jaki Byard (p), Danny Richmond (dr), Carlos Garnett (ts), Charles McPherson (as), Edward Preston (tp)

Anita O'Day (voc), Georges Arvanitas (p), Jacky Samson (b), Charles Saudrais (dr)

Tom Harrell: A Jazz Virtuoso with a Haunting Melodic Brilliance

Introduction: There are jazz musicians that have a special talent for moving listeners’ hearts and minds with their music. Tom Harrell, a talented trumpeter, composer, and bandleader whose distinct sound and haunting melodic brilliance have mesmerized audiences for decades, is one such musician. In this article, we explore Tom Harrell’s life and artistic career, learning about his musical…

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Charles Mingus The Lost Album From Ronnie Scott's (Resonance Records, 2022) Por Pachi Tapiz [Grabación de jazz]

Charles Mingus The Lost Album From Ronnie Scott’s (Resonance Records, 2022) Por Pachi Tapiz [Grabación de jazz]

Charles Mingus The Lost Album From Ronnie Scott’s (Resonance Records, 2022) Introducción: o de que lo que es… es lo que es… Publicado en el Record Store Day de 2022, un día después del centenario del nacimiento del contrabajista Charles Mingus, “El album perdido en Ronnie Scott” es… The Lost Album From Ronnie Scott’s, ni más ni menos. Antecedentes: de despidos y grabaciones “oficiales” que pasan…

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Charles Mingus "The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott’s"

Charles Mingus “The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott’s”

Resonance Records, 2022 Wytwórnia Resonance Records słynie z wydawania archiwalnych nagrań. Za tytuły ze swojego katalogu wielokrotnie honorowana była nagrodami Grammy. Rok stulecia Charlesa Mingusa uczciło to wydawnictwo trzypłytowym zestawem zawierającym koncertowe nagrania z londyńskiego klubu Ronnie Scott’s sprzed niemal dokładnie pół wieku. Koncert zarejestrowany został nieprzypadkowo i w…

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‘World’s most exciting classroom’ sets sail on Charles Darwin’s trail.

By Rob Harris

The Age - 15 August 2023

Under threat, the Galápagos still stuns in every way.

Long after the Galápagos Islands inspired Charles Darwin, they've become a natural selection for bucket-listers.

By Brook Turner

Good Weekend - July 28, 2023

The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald

«Rampike», Vol. 21, No. 2, 'Poetics – Part Two', Edited by Karl Jirgens, Windsor, 2012 [UWindsor Institutional Repository, University of Windsor, Windsor. room 3o2 books, Ottawa]

Contributions by Michael Winkler, Leonard Cohen & Judith Fitzgerald, Charles Bernstein, Susan Gold & Mike Dyer, George Bowering, Frank Davey, Katie Solbeck, Terry Trowbridge & Alexander Brown, Richard Kostelanetz, Peter Jaeger, Jesse Ferguson, Cathy Wagner, Tim Atkins, Amy De'Ath, Brenda Francis Pelkey, Richard Parker, Marcus Slease, Edward Nixon, Christian Burgaud, Susan Holbrook, Louis Cabri, Brian Ang, Harvey L. Hix, Kevin McPherson Eckoff, Stephen Remus, Eric Schmaltz, Travis Kirton, Kelly Mark, bill bissett, Judith Copithorne, Gregory Betts, Hallie Siegel, Matt Donovan, a.rawlings, derek beaulieu, Steve McCaffery, bill bissett, Cyril Dabydeen, Babar Khan, Norman Lock, George Elliott Clarke, tENTATIVELY a cONVENIENCE, Denise Desautels & Norman Cornett, Amanda Earl, Nick Power, Lindsey Bannister, Paul Lisson, Raquel Torres, Camille Martin, Stephanie McKenzie, Justin Langlois, Robert Anderson, Andre Narbonne, Tray Drumhann, Eric Zboya, Mat Laporte, Nico Vassilakis, Robert Dassanowsky, rob mclennan & Sachiko Murakami, derek beaulieu, & Ottarormstad, Britt-Marie Lindgren, Michael Basinski

Front Cover Art: Reed Altemus Back Cover Art: Andrew Topel

🔥 hmm, Charles and Frank

Ooh...

I don't think Charles was abused or neglected as a kid. His family might not have been overly warm or conventionally close, but he's very proud of them and they're proud of him in turn. There's genuine affection between them, even if it's a little oblique. I think before Korea he had very few reasons to interact with his "lessers" as equals and that's part of why he's Like That, and I often Ponder how much his time at the 4077th would change him, and for how long.

One of the things I find most fascinating about Frank is his fundamentalism. I kind of latched onto his bit about Aimee McPherson and the joke about his family immigrating in 1927, which cocktail napkin math from other comments would suggest was when he was around 18, and headcanon they came to America to be closer to her ministry, but that he wasn't raised particularly religious. Like, they were Christians because that was the Correct religion and went to church every Sunday because That Was What You Did, but there was little emotion in it. Combined with his abusive upbringing, I think revival experiences became one of the main places he could actually express feelings without being punished for it, and the sense of community and the reassurance of clear simple dogmas filled in a lot of insecurities for him. Maybe this is more of just a headcanon than an unpopular opinion per se, but his religiosity is as important a part of his character as Mulcahy's, but Frank's faith is rarely explored beyond his obvious hypocrisy and I think there's a lot more ways it inflects his character and ideology than is given credit for.

On Charles McPherson's wall hangs a rare picture of Charlie Parker playing in Philadelphia with the Jimmy Heath big band. Heath's back is to the camera. John Coltrane can be seen in the section listening intently.

Farewell Staff Pick - Goodbye, Clare!

For my final staff pick, I chose The Ballad of Lemon and Crow, a story written by Glenn Todd and illustrated with six photogravures by Bruce Conner. Bruce Conner (1933-2008) was an artist from McPherson, Kansas who grew up in Texas who worked in many mediums such as assemblage, film, drawing, sculpture, painting, collage, and photography. He officially retired in 2000, but continued making work as “anonymous,” specifically the ink blots such as the ones patterning the cover of this book. Glenn Todd was a writer who was born in Archer City, Texas in 1930. He worked as a printer for San Francisco fine-press publishers until landing at Arion Press, where he served as an editor and writer. After 1995, during his retirement, he began to work on writing his own fiction. Both Conner and Todd bring their regional awareness and tone to this story about two neighboring families and three generations in rural Oklahoma in the early to mid-20th century. 

The Ballad of Lemon and Crow was published in 2002 by Arion Press in San Francisco in and edition of 326 copies signed by the author and artist. It was designed and produced by Arion Press proprietor Andrew Hoyem with the assistance of Gerald Reddan, Leif Erlandsson, Shannon Kelley, Blake Riley, Charles Martin, and Katherine Case. The Monotype English Old Style type was composed and cast at Mackenzie & Harris by Peter Stoelzl and Lewis Mitchell, and printed onto all-cotton Ruysdael. 

The book is bound in black and yellow printed cloth and housed in a black slipcase. Both the printed inkblot pattern and the lemon and the crow rebuses on the title page were made using photopolymer plates. The book begins with one of the six interleaved prints on mould-made T.H. Saunders buff paper made in Somerset, England. The oval-shaped illustrations for the prints are collaged wood engravings that have been printed as photogravures. In response to the illustrations, the author wrote short poems to link the images back to the story. These poems can be found in the suite of prints that is sold with the book, and in our copy we can see them in the prospectus that accompanied it.  

This book stood out to me originally just from the title, and how they are the namesakes of the families in the story. It is a uniquely captivating folk tale weaving reality with the supernatural, and the illustrations manage to bind this all together. The craftsmanship that went into its creation is evident, and it is a joy to flip through. I will miss having the privilege to learn from and discover the endless books in this collection, and will treasure the time I had. 

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-- Clare, former Special Collections Undergraduate Intern

Clare graduated in May 2022 with a BFA in printmaking and narrative forms. We look forward to seeing her work in the Milwaukee art community.

Phil Woods Sax Machine au Festival de Vienne (France) en 1996 : Harlem Nocturne

Phil Woods, Gary Bartz, Charles McPherson, Jesse Davis (as) Cyrus Chestnut (p), Steve Kirky (b), Alvester Garnett (dr)

“Mo Soul” Player Playlist 27/28 & 29 September

1. Pat Bowie With Charles McPherson - Feelin’ Good 2. Steady Wailin’ Sid - Mannix 3. Smoove & Turrell - Slow Down 4. Reuben Wilson - Love Bug 5. Brenda Russell- A little Bit Of Love 6. Arnold Blair - Trying To Get Next To You 7. Alan Hawkshaw - Soft Throttle 8. Crusaders - My Lady (Alkalino Edit) 9. Marvin Gaye - I Want You (Breakdown Edit By Mr. K) 10. Briskey - Conchita’s Cabine 11. Orgone Feat. Tiffany Austin - Don’t Stop 12. C.C.P.P. - Clavinet Shit 13. The London Jazz Chamber Group - Mae West 14. K. Mansfield & A Hawkshaw - Exclusive Blend 15. Grinny Grandad - The Good Girl (A Skillz Remix)

If you really want to enjoy music and help musicians and bands, buy their lp’s or cd’s and don’t download mp3 formats. There is nothing like good quality sound!!!

(Angel Lo Verde / Mo Soul)

Patrick Ventures Elevated Evening at Caesars

A huge thank you to Patrick O’Meara for providing an amazing event to connect and collaborate with leaders in business and community. Caesars Republic Scottsdale's Camelback Veranda had amazing views and a chance to forge some connections. Looking forward to next year! Thomas McPherson, Joanna Horton McPherson, Elaine Szeto, Thomas J Inserra, Olivia Limon, Desirae Outcalt, Lisa Riley, Kim Mehring, MBA, PMP, MCP, Vinay Khanna, Silvio Martel, Charles AlgireRichard Gallier, Jr., Annett Anderson, and Amy Koblentz. #Networking #AmazingPeople Read the full article

Hampton Hawes / Hampton Hawes Trio vol1 Trio C3505 Dave Brubeck / Time Out cs8192 Dexter Gordon / Ca'purange prst10051 Eric Dolphy / at the Five Spot vol2 Prlp7294 Mose Allison / Back Country Suite Prlp7091 Willis Jackson / Cookin' Sherry Prlp7211 Johnnie Pate Trio Plus Three / Jazz Goes Ivy League 561 Charles McPherson / the Quintet Live Prst7480 Ramsey Lewis / Goin Latin LP790 First Borne / 1st Borne Jtls1780 Meadows / The Meadows RR19305 Marju Kuut & Uku Kuut / Zuke R60 01305 Bill Moss & The Celestials / Doing My Job For Jesus WB400 VA Hot Dance From Philadelphia Ldm30295 Miles Davis / on the Corner kc31906 Miles Davis / In Concert Kg32092 Miles Davis / Live Evil g30954 Miles Davis / at Fillmore g30038 Miles Davis / Get Up with It kg33236 Miles Davis / In A Silent Way cs9875

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