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1976 - Jim Hall Trio - Concert Tour - Japan
Jim Hall (g), Don Thompson (b), Terry Clarke (dr)
BHOC: THOR #280
This was one of the strangest issues of THOR that I bought as a relatively new Marvel reader, and I didn’t completely understand why for several years, until I had learned enough about the history of comics to be able to fully appreciate it. Ever since the end of his Ragnarok storyline, writer/editor Roy Thomas had been stalling the start of his Eternals saga, and this was another stall-tactic,…
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Rediscovering a Jazz Masterpiece: "Jim Hall Live!"
Introduction: Jim Hall’s “Jim Hall Live!” stands as a testament to the art of musical collaboration and improvisation. Recorded in June 1975 at the intimate Bourbon Street jazz club in Toronto, Canada, the album captures a moment in jazz history where artistry, intuition, and interplay converged. With Hall on guitar, Don Thompson on bass, and Terry Clarke on drums, this trio created an enduring…
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“Things happen to you they happen. They dont ask first. They dont require your permission.” ― Cormac McCarthy, No Country for Old Men
Paul Desmond - Emily (1975 recording)
Alto saxophonist Paul Desmond performing Johnny Mandel's "Emily" with Ed Bickert, guitar, Don Thompson, bass, and Jerry Fuller, drums.
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Paul Desmond After Brubeck: The Canadian Connection
On his Jazz History Online site, Tom Cunniffe wrote a great essay on Paul Desmond, from the disbanding of the Dave Brubeck Quartet to his celebrated live recordings in Toronto with Ed Bickert, Don Thompson and Terry Clarke or Jerry Fuller. In its 2020 update, Tom's essay includes Mosaic's new box set on Desmond's 1975 Toronto recordings.
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