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Monthly Archives: December 2022
Mingus 1970 – Happy New Year
SKF NOTE: As 2022 draws to a close, bassist, composer, bandleader Charles Mingus is on my mind. Last night, adding more music from my library to my iPod, I was reminded of the never-before-released Mingus albums I’ve purchased recently. Mingus’s … Continue reading
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The Lost Recordings Found! Great News for Drummers
SKF NOTE: Merry Christmas. I’ll share what I think is very goods for music lovers in general, and for drummers in particular: New recordings of never released live dates with some of the world’s great drummers. Our home power went … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Blakey, Ben Riley, Ed Thigpen, Jack DeJohnette, Joe Morello, Mickey Roker, Roy Haynes, Scott K Fish, SKFBlog, The Lost Recordings
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Tony Williams Launches MD’s Second Year
SKF NOTE: This is an old favorite of mine Modern Drummer cover shot of Tony Williams. There are a couple of details worth mentioning. This is “Vol. 2 No. 1” cover means this is the first issue of MD‘s second … Continue reading
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Remembering Mentor Ed Mathews
Around 1967, when I was in high school, age 16 or so, Ed Mathews and his family moved into their Huntington, NY home, directly across the street from our family home. My memory may be off, but I remember Mr. … Continue reading
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Peart – If You Don’t Run Away and Hide
SKF NOTE: Yesterday, within a box of papers, I found a typed 1985 letter from Neil Peart. He had just finished two-and-a-half weeks on his “little computer,” typing up 40 pages from his recent China bicycle trip journal. The next … Continue reading
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