Hello Intet,
Yes, so right you are - PM with McBride and Sanchez. How very perspicacious of you.
Cheers,
CD
On topic:
The Norwegian composer and double bass player Arild Andersen on his album "Kristin Lavransdatter", FXCD Records 1995. The true story about this girl from a distant village from the old history of Norway is about the love to a man, she can´t have. It could have been good old William Shakespeare, Kenneth Branagh acting as the young man in the Norwegian edition of Romeo and Julie.
The musicians: AA (double bass, percussion), Tore Brunborg (tenor, soprano and alto saxophones), Reider Skår (piano, keyboards) and Paolo Vinaccia (drums, percussion).
Off topic:
My dear friend and mentor of the sophisticated english language, Corno Dolce
The word
"perspicacious" - Sounds like a word spoken by a magician on the stage during his show to impress the always mystified audience. Wow, you realy know how to pick them, like one Master Krummhorn - New sophiosticated english words for me to comprehend and implement in my own weak spoken and written english. Thank you dear sir.
So tell me about
"Day trip", what songs do they play this trio. The program we videoed here during one night in september 2005 from the french TV channel Mezzo was recorded live, I believe at Marciac or Vienne.
It showed Pat first solo with this incredible custom built 42 string Picasso guitar. Then five other songs, I didn´t know of, at least I didn´t remember the names of the songs. I am not very good with titles of songs in generel, except for the ones we share as favourites -
If I Could and
Are You Going With Me or
It´s For You - the older stuff.
So please dear sir tell me about the songs and the liner notes, PLEASE!
