Good morning, WA2K radio audience.
First, allow me to thank honu, (the turtle and big island man) for that excellent exploration of Bill Evans and the nature of jazz. Too bad that we cannot explore the universal nature of music as opposed to "music appreciation" in our college courses. I was able to listen through part three, M.D. and I will continue listening later.
Rockhead, Diana Krall is a great example of improvisation. Love "You Go to My Head', and thank you, o man of many talents.
firefly, It is amazing to me that one can combine sports and music, and Chariots of Fire was lovely. I think the young man in that presentation died of aids. Also, dear, the Chinese tribute to the Olympics was encompassing and gives a universal appeal regardless of our proclivities towards the oriental mind.
I want to dedicate this song to our big island man. No particular reason, but I often think we tend to overlook the flute as a great contribution to jazz as well as classical. Also, Jethro Tull (Ian Anderson) sends us a message here through the beauty of animals and the admonition that they are STILL wild. Too often we tend to forget that in our love for them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV7SNJ_duGQ
We're still bungling in the jungle, methinks