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Cover artist: John Bunch Prelude To Space By Arthur Clarke - Galaxy #3 1951

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1983 - Scott Hamilton Quintet - Tokyo

Scott Hamilton (ts), John Bunch (p), Chris Flory (g), Phil Flanigan (b), Chuck Riggs (dr)

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Galaxy Science Fiction, January 1951

Contains "Tyrann" [1/3] by Isaac Asimov, "Rule of Three" by Theodore Sturgeon, "Susceptibility" by John D MacDonald, and "Dark Interlude" by Fredric Brown & Mack Reynolds. 

Cover by John Bunch

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“I’ll Never Match Heifetz!”

When Joe Morello realized that, his life changed dramatically. Up to that point, he'd seemed destined to become an outstanding violin soloist. Aged nine, he played the Mendelssohn concerto with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, so it's safe to say he was a bit of a child prodigy.

Then, seven years later, he met the greatest violinist the world has ever seen. And that was that. Instantly, Morello understood that, no matter how hard he worked, he would never be able to match the insanely gorgeous sound Sascha Heifetz produced seemingly en passant. And at the age of 16, he dropped the fiddle and took up the drum.

A somewhat radical move perhaps - but whatever the world of classical music may have lost, jazz owes Joe Morello a debt of gratitude. His contributions to the Dave Brubeck Quartet are legend, and it wasn't hyperbole when RCA, on the cover of the first album he recorded under his own name, described him as "the drummer other drummers listen to".

"It's About Time" ((RCA Victor LSP-2486) was recorded in 1961 in New York, the city which never sleeps. It's therefore fitting perhaps that all 10 tracks on this disc deal with the subject of time. Here's Morello's take on Cole Porter's "Every Time We Say Goodbye".

Phil Woods - alto sax Gary Burton - vibraphone John Bunch - piano Gene Cherico - bass Joe Morello - drums

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Woody Herman presents Four Others (1982): Loose Aberrations - Al Cohn, Sal Nistico, Bill Perkins, Flip Philips (ts), John Bunch (p), George Duvivier (b), Don Lamond (dr)

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1996 - New York Swing Trio - Honeysuckle Rose

Bucky Pizzarelli (g), John Bunch (p), Jeff Fuller (b)

Legendary guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli dies at 94.

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Woody Herman presents Four Others (1982): Not Really The Blues - Al Cohn, Sal Nistico, Bill Perkins, Flip Philips (ts), John Bunch (p), George Duvivier (b), Don Lamond (dr)

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Buddy Rich and Max Roach: "Sing Sing Sing" [Rich Versus Roach (1959)] Por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5#451 [Minipodcast de jazz]

Buddy Rich and Max Roach: “Sing Sing Sing” [Rich Versus Roach (1959)] Por Pachi Tapiz. JazzX5#451 [Minipodcast de jazz]

“Sing Sing Sing” Buddy Rich & Max Roach: Rich Versus Roach. A battle of bands and drums between Buddy Rich and Max Roach (1959) Buddy Rich Quintet: Buddy Rich, Willie Dennis, Phil Woods, John Bunch, Pil Leshin. Max Roach Quintet: Max Roach, Tommy Turrentine, Stanley Turrentine, Julian Priester, Bobby Boswell. La composición es obra de Louis Prima. Tomajazz: © Pachi Tapiz, 2022 ¿Sabías que? En…

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