Happy Birthday, Jack DeJohnette 9/Aug/1942

[Jay Epstein]

Thanks Jack, for all the expansive doors that you've opened for us
showing new vistas of rhythmic flavors.

Jay Epstein
"It's always night, that's why we have light." - Thelonious Monk
http://www.bridgeboymusic.com/longago/main.htm

[creux]

compare tony with miles & jack with lloyd in the 60's.
who was the propellerhead of the cooler fusion???

[Jah191]

I suggest everyone check out his work with Jarrett and Peacock, especiall
Whisper Not double-cd. smokin.
"creux" <creux@****youifyoumailmethat****.suomi24.fi> wrote in message
news:JIdZa.218$0o5.199@read3.inet.fi...
> compare tony with miles & jack with lloyd in the 60's.
> who was the propellerhead of the cooler fusion???
>
>

[Rev. Poindexter]

Whoa! Jack and I share the same birthday.

RP

In article <30g8jvko1q0omktb0sof5dudh23fnaosra@4ax.com>, Jay Epstein
<jazz@earth.man> wrote:

> Thanks Jack, for all the expansive doors that you've opened for us
> showing new vistas of rhythmic flavors.
>

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[alden ikeda]

Jay Epstein <jazz@earth.man> wrote in message news:<30g8jvko1q0omktb0sof5dudh23fnaosra@4ax.com>...
> Thanks Jack, for all the expansive doors that you've opened for us
> showing new vistas of rhythmic flavors.

One of the greatest drummers AND improvisors of all time. I do sort of
miss his old cymbals though i.e. Freedom Jazz Dance, Miroslav
record.Happy Birthday Jack!


>
> Jay Epstein
> "It's always night, that's why we have light." - Thelonious Monk
> http://www.bridgeboymusic.com/longago/main.htm

[Jay Epstein]

On 20 Aug 2003 08:56:12 -0700, bigbuks@juno.com (alden ikeda) wrote:
>Jay Epstein <jazz@earth.man> wrote:
>> Thanks Jack, for all the expansive doors that you've opened for us
>> showing new vistas of rhythmic flavors.
>
>One of the greatest drummers AND improvisors of all time. I do sort of
>miss his old cymbals though i.e. Freedom Jazz Dance, Miroslav
>record.Happy Birthday Jack!

Hi Alden,
In their cymbal set-ups at that time (while he was with Miles) the
Avedis Co. used to list it as a 20" Heavy Ping. Well, in '72 when I
found out about that, I ran down to Dahlgren's & bought one. It stunk,
and sure as hell never sounded like what Jack played the times I saw
him with Miles. It probably has a happy life today in some Duluth
cover band singing out the chorus of 'Brown-Eyed Girl'!

Jay