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Last.fm Presents were happy that Deer Tick were able to take time out of their schedule while in NYC recently to settle in and play songs off the new album Divine Providence. What started as a solo project for John McCauley, has obviously become a full-fledged main project. Four albums have been released since September of 2007. Start off today by watching them perform the first of four songs from Divine Providence.

Read more: Last.fm Presents: Deer Tick

You know the drill from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s lists. I wasn't originally planning on doing a 60s list, hence why it's appearing out of order, but I enjoyed making the other ones so I decided to put one together. Several greats knocked off because they were featured on previous lists, including John Handy, McCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson, Sun Ra, Herbie Hancock, Gary Burton, Alice Coltrane, Freddie Hubbard, Bill Evans, and Miles Davis. This means some obvious classics were lost (Maiden Voyage, Inner Urge, Nefertiti, Hub-Tones), but I kind of like that because it gives me a chance to promote other lesser known but great albums. Also cut were Sonny Rollins, Andrew Hill, Charles Mingus, Archie Shepp, Wes Montgomery, Oliver Nelson, Albert Ayler, Lee Morgan, and some wild free jazz blasts from the BYG label including albums by Dave Burrell and Alan Silva.

Autumn - Don Ellis And His Orchestra (1968 Columbia)
Back At The Chicken Shack - Jimmy Smith (1960 Blue Note)
Contours - Sam Rivers (1965 Blue Note)
Destination: Out! - Jackie McLean (1964 Blue Note)
Eastern Sounds - Yusef Lateef (1961 Prestige)
Far East Suite - Duke Ellington (1967 RCA)
Go - Dexter Gordan (1962 Blue Note)
Hot Barbeque - Brother Jack McDuff (1966 Prestige)
Idle Moments - Grant Green (1963 Blue Note)
Juju - Wayne Shorter (1964 Blue Note)
Karma - Pharoah Sanders (1969 Impulse!)
Live At The Village Vanguard - John Coltrane (1962 Impulse!)
Machine Gun - Peter Brötzmann Octet (1968 Bro)
Now He Sings, Now He Sobs - Chick Corea (1968 Solid State)
Out To Lunch - Eric Dolphy (1964 Blue Note)
Percussion Bitter Sweet - Max Roach (1961 Impulse!)
Quest - Mal Waldron (1961 Prestige)
Rip, Rig and Panic - Rahsaan Roland Kirk (1965 Limelight)
Staying On The Watch - Sonny Simmons (1966 ESP-Disk)
This Is Our Music - Ornette Coleman (1961 Atlantic)
Unit Structures - Cecil Taylor (1966 Blue Note)
Very Tall - Oscar Peterson Trio with Milt Jackson (1962 Verve)
Where Is Brooklyn? - Don Cherry (1966 Blue Note)
Xtrapolation - John McLaughlin (1969 Polydor)
Your Prayer - Frank Wright (1967 ESP-Disk)
Zimbo Trio - Zimbo Trio (1964 RGE/1966 Pacific Jazz)

Notes:
Xtrapolation is actually Extrapolation, as with all the other lists, there aren't album titles that start with X. Likewise, Mal Waldron's Quest is actually The Quest and has often been reissued under Eric Dolphy's name, but it was originally a Waldron date. The only other option I found was Marion Brown's great but confusingly titled release from 1966 which is referred to as either Quartet or Marion Brown Quartet. The ESP website refers to it by the latter, so I'm going to go by that so it's disqualified.

Durante un’escursione in un parco naturale a Città del Capo, la popstar colombiana Shakira è stata aggredita da un leone marino, probabilmente attratto dal suo cellulare. L’incidente risale allo scorso weekend ed è stato documentato dalla stessa cantante sulla propria pagina Facebook con tanto di foto visibili nella fotogallery in alto.

La vacanza in Sudafrica di Shakira è stata sconvolta da un piccolo imprevisto. La cantante stava cercando di fotografare un leone marino con il suo Blackberry, quando l’animale, probabilmente scambiandolo per un pesce, è saltato fuori dall’acqua cercando di afferrarle il cellulare. Inevitabilmente è finito per mordere il braccio di Shakira, che fortunatamente ha riportato solo alcuni graffi alla mano.
Sembravano cosi’ carini che mi sono avvicinata più degli altri turisti e mi sono calata lungo una roccia – ha dichiarato Shakira sulla sua pagina Facebook – ma all’improvviso uno è saltato fuori dall’acqua e mi è arrivato a pochi centimetri: mi ha guardato e, ruggendo come una furia, ha cercato di mordermi.
Per fortuna che le è corso in aiuto il fratello Tony, o come lo ha definito lei dopo questa avventura ‘Super Tony’, che ha allontanato il leone marino e ha fatto sì che entrambi se la cavassero con pochi graffi. Il giorno dopo hanno preferito andare a visitare un gruppo di pinguini, riguardo ai quali hanno commentato: ‘Sono decisamente più tranquilli‘.

Fonti: musicroom.it

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Ahhh, there’s that beautiful double rainbow after a spring or summer rain; there’s the fresh smell of that first blossoming rose, the allure of a first snow in winter—and then there’s a new Peter White CD. Isn’t that what it’s all about: Satisfying experiences? And has White ever failed to satisfy? As far back as I can go (way back in the early 90s), I’ve never experienced disappointment with the guitarist. O.k., o.k. So, there have been a couple CDs bloated with covers when I really, really wanted to hear and feel the magic of his original material…but even then, the covers were so Peter White in interpretation. So, they don’t count toward disappointing albums. Here we go again, this time with an album called…Here We Go, a project set for release on March 13 and so very full of Peter White passion and melody as only he can render.

For more on the review please click on the link and Here We Go! As always, enjoy the ride!

I am so beside myself. Whitney Houston is dead???? I can't even... Oh my God...