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I hope the L.A. Confidential TV pilot (starring Keifer Sutherland) is included.
i ordered a the dvd for cheap
L.A. Confidential was the first DVD I ever bought way back in '97. Still one of my favorites. Ah memories...
Well I wander if they will release it for a 10th Anniversary edition which means NEXT year. This is a great movie. Much better than that "boat movie" that won the academy award.
Eh? The existing disc is pretty bloody good. A reasonable number of features, isolated score... Not exactly a bad release compared to a lot of Warner's back catelogue (or a lot of new releases for that matter).
its in the works look for it NExt year
I also hope this will be re-released in a better special edition.
All releases for this were all the same all regions.....
I dont know about over in the UK, but WB did an online chat a while back at the home theater forum where they said sometime next year
L.A. Confidential S.E. release? I realise that Warner Home Video has already released a 'Special Edition' DVD of this movie, but, to be honest, it was severely lacking, considering that back then, when it was first released, a S.E. meant just a couple of short featurettes.
If you ask me, this is one film crying out for a proper S.E. release in the near future, after all, it is one of the best films of the 90's.
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Hiring intentions remain higher in the South Island with just over half of employers intending to take on new staff this quarter, although that is down 6.2 per cent on the previous quarter.
The report said this reflected more clarity around the skills required for key projects and the pace of change in earthquake-hit Canterbury. Employers are clearer about the resources they need, rather than just needing more people.
ICT remains the profession seeking the most staff and small to medium-sized businesses are most positive about hiring expectations with more than a third planning to do so in the next quarter.
A quarter of employers now have more stringent assessment in place to secure the right candidate.
This includes having more senior involvement in the selection process and a higher number of interviews with preferred candidates.
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Hiring freezes across the company and for non-core roles were in place for a quarter of respondents.
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That Fat E-flat feels Mahogany to me. Matt Lavelle
Matt Lavelle wants to be a better musician, a better writer, and a better person. That Fat E-flat is a public catharsis of my reality as a musician and writer surviving in big bad NYC for twenty-five years. People like Sir Hildred Humphries, Giuseppi Logan, and Ornette Coleman are not names in a book to me. They are human beings I have crossed paths with in real life as I try to reach the core of what this music, and life, is really all about.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Jazz Meets Death
There once was a great music. It was born in America and branded with the name Jazz. The music was later re-named madam Zzaj, by one of her lovers, the Duke. She grudgingly accepted the moniker of Jazz over the years. It was how she was bought and sold after all. Jazz had several intimate relationships over the years. Each one of these caused her to experience tremendous spiritual and emotional transformation. There was the great Armstrong, who raised her from the brothels. There was the Bird, who taught her how to fly. There was the Prince of Darkness, who seduced her. There was the great Train whose tracks led Jazz to Interstellar Space. After growing and growing and growing some more, Jazz found herself in a real rut. People far younger than her, who knew none of her lovers, were telling her and everybody else who she was. At the same time, people all over the world kept pushing and prodding at her extremes just to prove what she was not. All the conflict caused Jazz to enter a period of deep stagnation. She felt like a polluted and cloudy pond. When she looked in the mirror, she no longer recognized her face. It became so bad that one day Jazz passed out into a deep coma. So deep was her sleep that even Buddy Bolden himself could not wake her, blowing the loudest cornet of all time from New Orleans.
Finally, Jazz was able to open her eyes, but she was no longer down on Earth in New York City where she last remembered being. Jazz found herself in a room with a man wearing a heavy dark cloak who was holding a staff that resembled a cane from the Cotton Club perhaps. Sitting down with the cloaked man were all of Jazz's past lovers. Armstrong, the Bird, the Prince, and the Train. Everyone looked sad. The cloaked man introduced himself as the one and only angel of death.
"Jazz my dear. You have lost your way. You don't remember who and what you are. It's time for you to find out. We are here to help you remember what made you what you are. We need you to return to Earth and answer three imperative questions. If you can answer these questions correctly you'll be allowed to live and be reborn. If you answer wrong, then, unfortunately, your time on Earth will have come to an end."
Next it was Armstrong who spoke with the first question. Always known for his big smile, it was shocking to see him so filled with misery. He was greatly concerned for Jazz. In his gravelly voice, he asked:
"Lady Jazz, what are the Blues?"
Next the Prince of Darkness spoke. Sinister and menacing was his vibe. Lady Jazz felt a powerful intimacy with the prince. It was if he could see right through her. He spoke in a raspy tone:
"Who's owns music? Who's owns you Jazz?"
Next it was the Train who spoke. The Train had traveled great distances and seen many things. The Train was very tenacious and never missed a stop and was never late. He was known to be able to travel at great speeds and carry an enormous amount of cargo and passengers. He spoke softly and sounded like a preacher from the southern United States.
"Hello Jazz. My question for you is this: What is the tonic in the key of F?"
Death explained to Jazz that it was time for her to return to Earth. She would return in one day with her answers for better or worse. Before she could leave, the Bird came over and gave her huge hug. He whispered to Jazz in her ear, almost as if to not let the others hear him.
"To find the answers to these three questions my love, you must seek out counsel from two people back on Earth. Seek counsel with the proclaimed King of Jazz, residing at Lincoln Towers. After your time with the king seek out a the coalman. He lives in a place called Chelsea. I'll give you a map. Based on their responses, come back to us and reveal the truth about yourself once and for all. Don't be afraid. We know you're going to do the right thing."
With that Jazz found herself at the gates of Lincoln towers. The doorman said that the king was indeed home. When Jazz was announced as a guest, she was escorted right to the penthouse. She was treated with supreme respect. The King welcomed her with open arms. He was alone.
"Ah, lady Jazz. I'm so glad you have come. I'm well aware of your reason for coming here to see me. You've come to the right place. It is I who have saved you and preserved you. It is I who am your translator to the world. I have made the decision of who you are myself. You must trust me. I will now answer your questions three."
"The Blues is where you come from. It is a feeling you should have. Blues are played in groups of twelve measures at a time. You follow a one four five chord progression. When you are played, notes can be bent to show that you sound like you have a feeling. You have to play the right notes with the right chords and be in tune. If you're feeling aggressive, you can add some vibrato to yourself. You may enjoy slight note ornamentation. Taking real chances and risking complicated ideas is not recommended. It's more important to play the blues correctly than to be an individual."
"Now the question of who owns you. Well, you were created because America believed in slavery. The slaves brought African influence to the music made in the states. The people that created you should own you, but they don't. It's the same people that named you Jazz that own you now. You were bought back then and never returned to your owner. Now it is the people with money and power that control how you are represented to the world. Here in the kingdom it is I who represent your brand. We're making a lot of money, isn't that great? The money we make could help some people that are closer to you Jazz, but to be honest with you, authenticity is no longer truly relevant. It's more about following the holy laws of swing. We teach you in schools. I've gone around the world to tell everyone just who and what you are."
"The answer to your third question is very simple. The tonic in the key of F is simply F. Some folks may suggest it is the forbidden flat five. I'm telling you that the tonic in the key of F is F."
The King gave Jazz a kiss on the cheek and held both of her hands gently. He made eye contact with her.
"I would give my life for you Jazz. Take my answers back with you, and spend the rest of your life with me. It will be a peaceful life. It's time for you to rest. We can spend the rest of our days together reflecting and celebrating your past."
Jazz felt she was being proposed to. She smiled politely and headed downtown to meet with the coalman at the spot on the map given to her by the bird. She found the coalman, not in a mine, but simply seated at a table in his loft near the kitchen. The coalman was wearing an unusual purple suit. He was gentle and soft spoken as he poured Jazz a glass of root beer and lemon juice. The coalman also knew that Jazz was coming and what her questions were.
"Isn't it amazing that we can have this conversation you and me? How are my old friends? I studied the Bird's flights very carefully in my early days. The train and I spent many hours traveling together and talking about our favorite person in the whole world, You."
Jazz was touched by the coalman's loving gaze. She listened humbly and politely as the Coalman told his version of the truth.
"The blues are a feeling inside. You have to be a human being to feel the blues. The Blues are what it feels like to be a human being. The blues are what happens when life teaches us painful lessons. Blues are often about the pain involved with the separation of a relationship and lost intimacy. The blues are when the soul cries out when its needs are not being met. The blues are that feeling you get when you KNOW someone is telling you the truth. The blues is something you feel in the marrow of your bones and the bottom of your soul. The blues is where you come from Jazz. You do not exist without the blues. The blues is what unites us all. You know this deep in your heart, you know it."
Nobody owns you Jazz. You have to own yourself. Nobody can tell you or anyone else what you are. You need to believe in yourself again. Everybody is trying to tell you what you are. When you are yourself, you will see that nobody could ever own you. You are a part of nature itself. Just because were intimate with you doesn't mean we can claim to own you. It could only be fear that would make a musician try and do that. Jazz, you are eternal, plain and simple. Remember how close you were with the Duke? Do you remember what he said when he was asked what you are? Duke said you were freedom of expression, and that's it. He closed the subject as there was nothing else to say. What Duke said then is even truer now. You must remember who you are. I think it's starting to come back to you.
Finally, I will explain to you Jazz that the answer to the third question is not a note! The intellectual and theoretical answer will never be correct. The tonic in the key of F is YOU. You're the tonic. Any key that you feel, any note that you hear, must be the right one. You have to learn to trust yourself once more.
Before leaving the coalman smiled and gave Jazz a gentle hug. He was leaving himself but wouldn't say where he was going. Before he left, he spoke a little more with Jazz.
"I know you're going to the right thing.Your life will continue. Your mission isn't over just yet. I've been with you my whole life up to this very day, and I'll never leave you. Please tell all my friends back home that I can't wait to make music with them again."
Jazz went into the deepest sleep of her life that evening and woke up back in the room with the cloaked man with the cane, Mr. Death. The Armstrong was smiling. The Bird and the prince were joking with each other. The train remained calm and serene. Death asked Jazz to answer the questions. Jazz spoke openly and from the heart.
"My beloved friends. I do believe that I have received the lesson you meant for me to have. So blessed am I to have you as my caretakers all these years. I owe each one of you a special debt of gratitude. We have always been there for each other, you and I."
"While the king was sage, and believed in his mission, I could not entirely trust him. He was telling me who I was. The coalman told me that I am myself. I am me. I swing. I'm inside. I'm outside. I shout. I scream. I come from the blues. While the blues does have a certain structure as I was reminded by the king, the blues I believe are a feeling. In fact, I feel that feeling now. It's all starting to feel new again. The blues contain that feeling that no matter how tough life gets, we must carry on. The blues are how we deal with the adversity that could destroy us. We must know that no matter how hard life gets, were going to be ok."
"I remember now when I was branded with the name Jazz. The King likes calling me this, but he doesn't realize that it insults and hurts me to a degree. That name is by and large how I relate to the world and how we see each other, so I'm going to keep it for now. The King wanted to possess me and spread me around the world as a brand, but now I know better. At least those people who are trying to prove what I'm not, or who try to break me, respect me enough not to claim they own me. I own myself. I belong to me!"
"Finally my friends, it is with great delight that I exclaim to you that I'M the tonic in the key of F! Whatever I feel, that's me. Whatever key I'm in, that's me. Whatever note I want to be, then that's what I am. I must say I feel as though I've awoken from a long and terrible nightmare. I feel as though I am restored. I am me once more!"
Since Death had no face, it was difficult to read his emotions. If he could smile, this might be the one time that he did. A grin from ear to ear. Big ol' teeth smile from the master of death. He spoke:
"Lady Jazz you have passed our test. Go now and return to the world fully restored. Please remember to take the lessons we have taught you with you. They will always serve you well. Your friends here all want you to know how much are are and always will be loved. Should you see the coalman, please remind him that his friends send their regards. One day they will all have a great big Happy Reunion, just like that song written by the Duke."
Lady Jazz returned to Earth as her life began anew. She planned on calling a blues right away.
For Giuseppi Logan.
Monday, October 6, 2014
Jury Duty
The first time I was in Jury duty in Queens New York, somebody had told me that if you donate Blood, they might let you leave. At the very least, they might put you to the front of all the thwarting lines. I don't know why I believed that, but when asked to give, my hand shot up like when I used to answer multiplication questions in fourth grade. I had to be first and correct, the Aries curse. I was on a severe self-created diet at the time, placing me in a precarious position. As I watched my blood get extracted and start to swirl up the tube, I noticed how burgundy it looked. I recall adjusting my focus to a planned indulgence of the Oreo cookies they had out for when you were finished. It was then that the whole world gradually started to spin, suggesting a heavy inebriation. When I woke up, the technician was scrambling a little and looked concerned. A woman donating blood next to me said, "I have never seen a white person turn opaque until today." I was a little frightened, but I pressed on in my mission. I went right to the judge seeking forbearance. He was more interested in adjusting his robe then engaging in profitable discourse.
"You look fine to me sir. Return to your seat and fulfill your civic duty. Being a United States citizen isn't free."
I ended up in what could be the lamest TV court drama of all time. An oil company wouldn't pay the medical bills for an old woman that had tripped over their delivery hose in the street. There was no warning sign or people nearby. Some lawyer was trying to discredit the morals of the old woman, showing me that justice was clearly no virtue here. All my trepidation about being there was confirmed.
When I ran out of deferments to serve in Manhattan in 2012, I could only wonder what jury duty would be like right near where the World Trade Center used to be. My pilgrimage downtown led me to a line of about two hundred people standing outside. It was frigid and blustery. I had neither gloves nor a scarf, and started to catch an ice burn on my hands and face. I tried to hold onto a hot coffee cup which proved fruitless. I swallowed a big bagel from a food cart whole and tried to troop it out. Forty minutes later I discovered I might as well have been entering airport security area. Belts off, shoes off. I was surprised they didn't run a gloved hand up my inner thigh like that one time in Germany. The first thing I noticed inside, was that the court system seemed obsessed with not being tagged on diversity. Every staff member was not 100% anything. There was a white guy cop with a big afro; a thugged out street tough white girl cop, an Asian cop, and a Spanish cop. The post offices in NYC are largely staffed by African Americans and Asians, but this was different. All the judges would turn out to be a white woman.
Everyone was led into a room to watch a video about civic duty and to get lectured on the laws of the game. People being herded in groups and not knowing what's coming next reminded me of Holocaust stories. People just submit to the process and try to ride it out. Eventually, we were led in groups to a courtroom interview process to see if we fit the bill to sit on a jury.
Translation: The lawyers will try to figure out if you're a person who won't mind if the truth becomes misconstrued. Just a little. As doctors say before they deliver, a shot, this will only hurt a bit.
I learned through keen observation that the way out of this mess was to become a broken part of the machine. If the court system was a human body, I had to become poison. I most certainly wasn't trying to suit up as a white blood cell. I could tell people were uncomfortable being there, but were too suppressed to attempt an escape. Language barriers were insurmountable. Attempts at communication with the non-english speaking folks led to deep levels of mutual bewilderment. Eventually, the judge would ascertain that somebody couldn't speak English.
Or could they?
The first day I wasn't chosen and never made it to the interview. You spend an entire work day waiting for nothing. My second day adrift in the abyss, I felt I was headed into a direct confrontation between me and civilized society. I tried to pass the time writing music to no avail. I was amazed how much people that didn't know each other starting talking and finding a repor. Finally, I was led to a case between a rapper and the police. I was shocked and baffled that this insipid drama was playing out in real life and that I was being tasked with a minor role. The musician in me was offended. I would take anything over a farce like this. The rapper in the system seeking street cred. Is my life going on hold for a famous rapper fantasy? Am I juror number three? Bring back the old lady who tripped over that oil delivery cable.
The worst was the judge lecturing us before the interviews about civic duty once again.
"This trial may last up to two months; the Court understands your sacrifice."
It reminded me of the garbled recorded message you hear from the broken speakers on the Subway when the trains stop. They never make even a shred of sense. I have a newsflash for you: A recorded computer apology is not legitimate.
The judge embarrassed herself, and all of us further:
"Does anybody here know the rapper MC Doo Doo?"
I had no choice at this point but to believe this rapper has coined his name after, yes, human excrement.
As the interviews started up, the question was raised about trusting the word of the police. You had to be able to hear them with one-hundred percent no-bias. It was at that moment that I saw a way possibly evade the darkness. Maybe I could elude them. My light in the dark had appeared. I devised my plan at once.
I Know, we're all starting to know, that cops have no accountability. They lie to cover up when they abuse power. The system protects them. The recent murders of Michael Brown and Eric Garner are the latest in a long and unending list of tragedies at their hands, while they hide behind the holy badge of forgiveness.
I enter the Bodega on forty-eighth street and tenth avenue in New York city. I order a sandwich. I'm ignoring the police van outside and cops inside. That's when a cop online behind me starts whispering in my ear requesting me to have a problem. He leaned in and pressed into my back.
"Come on you piece of shit. C'mon. Start something with me. Have a problem. Just turn around and look at me."
I abandoned my Roast Beef and left looking at floor. I slinked out of there like a weasel on crack. I watched the news that night and saw a story on cops being behind on quotas and doing anything to get an arrest. After all, it wasn't that long ago when cops moonlighting as bouncers murdered my friend Hilton Ruiz, and then had it covered up.
Back in court, I thought of how Mayor Rudolph Giuliani sanctioned the murder of Amadou Diallo. I thought of how the cops sodomized Abner Louima. I knew in my heart that I couldn't give any cops even one ounce of trust.
During the court interview, I was already a suspect however.
"What do you do Mr.Lavelle?"
"I sell trumpets."
"Do you sell them on the street? Do you understand English?"
I was already being sized up for having too much street in my soul. Finally, the judge gave me my opening:
"Is anyone here unable to trust the word of Police one-hundred percent?"
My hand shot up just like I was back in fourth grade. I was the only one in the room of almost seventy people with my hand raised. Soft spoken but with a revolutionary fire in my heart, I confirmed that I do not trust any policeman. Not one single pig in the whole world deserves my trust.
"You're excused."
I left the courtroom with escape velocity. On my way out a Latina, just excused because she couldn't speak English, came over to me and said with crisp articulation in clear English:
"I am so glad I got out of that. Being a member of society comes with a price. I wish I at least had health insurance instead of their measly forty dollars a day we get in two months."
I was then directed back to the jury selection room. I had not yet achieved freedom. I was watching this gay dude attention freak putting on a show for everybody when my name was called. I was released at last. I picked up all my plastic bags with books I thought I might read and my notebooks for composing music and vacated. I caught a few snide glances for looking a little homeless. I had survived Jury Duty once again.
I thought about how next time I'll show up for Jury Duty as Dracula, drunk on too much blood.
"Isn't it true Mr.Lavelle that you enjoy biting on necks and sucking the blood from innocent victims?"
"No. Not me sir. Just ask my buddy Frankenstein over there. The guy with the gun and the badge".
For Cecil Taylor
Friday, September 26, 2014
Excavation of the Divine
Strutting tall and strutting proud
The needles pierce and twist
Divine dance of the water chords
Snapping and creaking bones
The needles pierce and twist
Yogic edges grasp and grind
Snapping and creaking bones
Devour the light
Yogic edges grasp and grind
The unhinged knee.
Devour the light
The walk of drowning
The unhinged knee
Shedding the grip
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Sunday, September 7, 2014
Peace On Earth
Sometime during the day on September 3rd last week it came to me that I had to play John Coltrane's prayer called Peace On Earth at an anti-police brutality event in Brooklyn conceived by my friend Matana Roberts. I have a book of John Coltrane's music and proceeded to learn the music in every key in whatever free time I had before the event on Sept 4th. I transposed it on the down low at work and got it together mostly in a park after work before I gave a lesson to my only student. All I knew was that it was important to play this song. The event to raise money for Michael Brown seemed appropriate.
My brother Ras Moshe was there on tenor. I wasn't going there with the music of Trane without Moshe. Tomas Fujiwara had agreed to play drums with us. I mentioned to the folks before we played about how an NYPD van near my job was recently tagged with PIGS and FUCK THE POLICE. I also mentioned how recently one block from where I lived the last 5 years up in the heights there was an almost riot as a crowd of people started throwing bottles at cops and approached them in mass holding up their arms saying "Don't shoot". I had anger at cops in my heart. What I really want is ACCOUNTABILITY. I want people who kill to answer for it. Parts of me call for big time payback. That's where I was as we started to play. It was then that I truly was able to experience the spiritual power of John Coltrane.
As I started to play peace on Earth on flugelhorn I felt a wash of energy overtake me. I felt no anger. I felt like I had become a conduit for forces beyond this world. John Coltrane's piece opened up a door to the other side that allowed Love to flow through. Love that forgave us. Love that asked us to find peace in our hearts. Love that called for an end to violence. Love that called for an end to fear. Love that called for every person on Earth who had a weapon to lay it down. It was just that past Monday that I sold a violin to a man from Belize who declared to me:
"I'm going to take a gun out of a street kids hand and hand him a violin."
As I played the song I felt the presence of Roy Campbell who told us from beyond this world through his sister during his wake:
"We're here to learn how to love one another."
Afterwords I felt a different reaction from the listeners. Some of them knew the door to a Love Supreme had been opened. We have to open it and keep it open. A piece like peace on Earth by John Coltrane is an actual key. A gift that he left to the human race. Long have I studied Trane. I've written about him. So many musicians all over the world deeply resonate with his music and what he was called to do. I know someone who was cured of drug addiction through his music. All of this time I believed I understood him, but it took the experience of playing Peace On Earth in a live event to truly feel it past an intellectual and heart based resonance down to the spiritual core. A place where I acquired a true knowing of the healing and trans-formative power of music. As an 11 and a spiritual messenger myself it was a joy to receive a further message from beyond. The message being that we have to keep going.
The world seems more unstable now than anytime in my living memory. As evil gets uprooted they're making their desperation move. People are surrendering to fear. Ignorance abounds. People the world over continue to act sedated, infested by greed and superficiality. Musicians and artists are locked down all over the globe in survival mode.
We have to keep playing though. We must keep creating.
Nobody can see it just yet.
If you look closely enough you'll see.
You'll know it in your heart.
We're winning.
For Michael Brown and Eric Garner
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Giuseppi Logan's Final Chorus
I went down to the basement to find a case for an old King Zephyr Tenor sax today. Coming back upstairs Brother Diaz shouted at me saying "Hey man, your friend is here!" I rounded the bend and there he was. Brother G was embroiled in a new piano creation. He was playing those wide dark and ominous chords he enjoys so much. His running buddy and hustle partner Jimmy wasn't with him so I knew something was up. G had a ginger ale and a 7 Eleven danish in a wrapper on the floor. I picked up his food. The danish was still warm. As it usually goes with G, music had taken over the need for food. He stopped playing and gave me a hug. After a little prodding I learned the situation. No reeds and no neck strap had his music for nickels and dimes program at a standstill. It was like that time in the 70's during the gas strike when we waited in line for two hours and then a sign was placed on the back of the car in front of us. NO MORE GAS. No reeds means no sound. That's why at the Ash I'm the connection for notables such as Sonny Fortune, Paquito D' Rivera, and James Carter. Everyone knows I'm the guy to see for reeds at that special price.
G was out of cash. My wallet had nothing but dust in the wind. I told G to get back into his music while I stepped out to remedy the situation. I returned with my friend Andrew Jackson, who promptly made sure Giuseppi's needs were met. G then asked me to show him beginning violin and guitar books, in case he found any music students. Then we listened to some tracks from the great Monk record Underground. The swing on the song Green Chimney's really perked G up as was evidenced by his body language. Eventually I walked him to the bus headed back to Avenue D for destruction. G is walking slower and slower these days. I have witnessed age tighten it's grip on him. I'm truly worried about him. The doctors notes in his room are written with urgency. On the way to his last gig for ESP he caught violent shakes on the subway and really scared me. As I tried to help him calm down I told him in my mind "Not like this man. Don't end your life here." As usual, tenacious G made the gig. A door gig of course. And maybe his last.
Giuseppi doesn't trend on Twitter you see. He has no social media presence. He's been charged with not being able to play anymore by the musical community at large. He can't defend himself without any gigs. Ever since this article in the New York Times ran called Giuseppi Logan's Second Chance, I have witnessed a steady decline in interest in his music. Despite my best efforts, the well has run dry. All those people that book the Stone don't care about an old man that created a free jazz masterpiece before they were born. It's all about them now, or their friends. Nobody from any scene will offer him a gig. Mostly because he doesn't give them any political power or support their agenda. Can he still play? Giuseppi's music comes out in short bursts now. He might be wiped out in 25 minutes, but he's in there. Trust me on that. At a piano he could play a full long set. Doesn't matter now. The NYC he knew back then is a far cry from NYC today. The NYC of 2014 has turned it's back on brother G. They treat him as a relic, simply watching the world go by from his self-assigned busking bench in Tompkins Square Park. The cute little old guy with the sax. What a great way to decorate your NYC experience in a city that has cast aside it's own culture in pursuit of the holy cash.
We went down swinging though. Believe that. I tried to get G a grant from New Music USA. We went down in the first round. I reached out to Music Cares from VH1. The response was bleak as hell. They chose not to even write me back an email about it. Judgement has been served. Brother G, you are guilty of trying to live your final days out as an artist!
The only time the late great master Roy Campbell got mad at me was when that New York Times article came out. Roy said that the article validated the stereotype of the down and out Jazz musician. I was surprised that Roy got mad but have come to see just how right he was. There is a part of the media that expects and wants us to fail. The down and out Jazz man. Perfect for their distorted perspective of the kind of life you lead if you actually dare to let your art lead the way. People like to see that their choice to lead a safer life is validated when they see an older musician living his life out in a super busted little room. The recent New Yorker and Washington Post articles prove that our adversity is actually funny to them. Ha ha.
I get it. Life is all about choices. If you choose to be a cop then you might choose to kill an unarmed teenager. If you choose to be a cop then you might choose to choke hold somebody to death for selling a few loose cigarettes. If you choose to be a soldier then you choose to possibly scar your soul by killing someone in the name of freedom only to then end up homeless in the country you fought for.
Brother Giuseppi Logan chose to be a musician. Yes. He also chose a life of self-destruction. All of that is over now. He's just a man with a song to sing. No one is listening however, too busy with Facebook.
I'm still listening though. I'll keep listening and fighting for you man.
Every human being on Earth deserves a final chorus.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Standing Tall in a Den of Demons
Point being there actually are some real things happening that deserve far more attention. Things like TRUMPET CITY.
I am still reeling from this impossible experience. Long have I imagined giant music ensembles. Back on Myspace I wrote a fantasy called "How to tune the World," in which stadiums all over Earth would fill with musicians who would all play together simultaneously in an attempt to create a common energy of intent. An intent that would create world peace, and bring balance to the continued adolescent tantrum we continue to spit out all over the globe. I encountered Craig Shepard a month or two ago on FB with his trumpet city project. Craig is really on to something. Something really big and so important.
I didn't know what to expect when I gathered in a Church basement with 92 trumpet players. Right off Craig really surprised me by leading the group in a meditation. This was a brilliant move. Going further in Craig next removed ego from the table by about 97% by having people focus on his composition and his vision. A vision which would have us take over 30 odd blocks outdoors in NYC. Graig also conducted simple but very powerful listening exercises. He created a small army of trumpet players looking to play TOGETHER. Finally in just a few notes I felt a musical power greater than anything I had ever experienced. I felt a vortex of sound form at the center of the group. This was it! I had dreamed of what would happen if a group of musicians this large could focus their power. By playing together we became vastly more powerful than apart. Craig, mad respect to you man. Maybe we can do an interview here at Fat Eb.
My own orchestra the 12 Houses is where I have put all the energy of this dream for the last few years. UNITY is the foundation of this growing musical family. We have no boundaries in regards to gender, race, culture, orientation, style, generation, and especially sound. I want EVERY sound to be with us. The greatest example of this by far was the cosmic synchronicity that allowed a master of the SAW to join us. My new friend from Japan, Hajime Sakita. Hajime had people straight mesmerized. (Links coming asap from Don Mount). Today I went hunting for some big venues for 12 Houses. We even recently almost received a grant. Send us some positive energy today. We need a kickstarter of positive energy and intent.
Up to this point with 12 Houses I've been featuring each member with melodies that are not unlike hymns. They're like William Parker's song called poem for June Jordan. I wrote a piece about Moonflowers that only bloom at night featuring Claire de Brunner on bassoon. Another piece about the power of Faith as represented by my Mom's ability to walk into a third brain surgery like she was headed to a walk in the park. That one featured pianist Chris Forbes. Another piece with no title was named Sleepy Harlem by clarinet player Sweet Lee Odom. I'm deep into what is known as exotic Ellington. Duke validated me and my avant-garde approach when he declared that for the avant-garde he had Paul Gonsalves, my biggest inspiration in music. I have my own version of body language conduction based on seeing Duke conduct in one of his sacred concerts. It's a simplified reduction of the Butch Morris technique. I learned a great deal from master Butch. Butch in fact makes 12 Houses possible, I couldn't do it without his innovations. As the ensemble has grown my relationship to music has deepened. What's happening now is that after listening to Alice Coltrane for many years, I'm really starting to HEAR her. You can spend years listening to somebody before you're ready to hear them. Amazing.
From her piece Wisdom Eye where she actually captures the moment of spiritual surrender and allowance, to Radhe-Shyam where she conjures a futuristic landscape that I can only perceive as being on a beach on a planet in the Sirius system, Alice is truly transcendent. She continued on a very personal journey after her time with Trane. Her music has become a huge signpost as to a direction to travel with the 12 Houses. I'm about to sink into a book about her music that I just found. I've sought out every known record she made that I didn't yet have. Commencing study now. Her music always had a profound spiritually positive energy and always had the LIGHT. I once stopped playing music to pursue an entirely spiritual life. While I came back to music as a primary focus, I have never reconciled the two perspectives. Gratitude to Alice for helping to show the way.
As usual we need all the positive musical energy we can summon. How else can we turn the tide as the police murder Eric Garner? What else can we do to save the girls kidnapped in Nigeria? What other energy can we summon to stop the entire Middle East from absolute chaos? I still believe that what Albert and Trane believed is true. We have to keep creating, keep playing, keep burning.
I have my own selfish reasons of course. I want the world to take a vacation from itself so I can make the 20 records I carry around in my head. I want the resources to rehearse and record the 12 Houses. God bless them, they have stuck with me up to this point. I want the resources to become a better writer and write stories that expose our true cosmic reality and our true destiny. Until those glorious days when we arrive at the mountaintop however we have to keep on writing, keep on playing, keep on painting, and keep on creating despite whatever adversity reels its ugly head this week. We have to keep creating just to hold on to our basic standards.
It's like William Parker said that one time..
Demons you see, the demons must be BOWED away.
For Eric Garner ****
TBC August 16th with John Pietaro's Dissident Arts Festival.
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Ever since Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke sent a note to the National Hockey League's 29 other teams explaining how Tomas Kaberle's no-trade clause works, interest has reportedly grown for the puck-moving defenceman.
But while the Leafs are free to move Kaberle at the upcoming NHL entry draft, the 32-year-old's agent suggested that teams might want to first find out whether his client wants to play for them.
Kaberle, who has repeatedly expressed his desire to remain in Toronto, has one year remaining on his current contract. That means that if he goes to a team that he does not approve of, he might end up being nothing more than a rental player.
"As of the draft, we don't have a no-trade (clause)," agent Rick Curran said. "But it's almost effectively a no-trade, because unless Tomas wants to go there most general managers that I'm familiar with are not giving up asset value for a one-year player who may not even want to come to my team. Especially with what Brian wants in return.''
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ago, on the eve of Shavuot, some 700 Jews in the city were murdered in a
Nazi-led pogrom known as the Farhud ("violent dispossession" in Arabic).
Inspired by Kristallnacht, it marked the end of one of the oldest Jewish
communities in the Diaspora and showed how far Hitler's hatred of the Jews
spread during World War II.The Jews of Iraq had been living peacefully
in Baghdad since the Babylonian era. By 1941, they numbered around 150,000,
making up over a third of the population.Prof. Heskel Haddad, a
practicing eye surgeon in Manhattan, was 11 years old at the time and recounts a
happy and secure early childhood."We had many Jewish and Arab Muslim
neighbors, but we didn't call them Arabs; we called them Muslims," he recalls.
"We were very friendly with them, and actually we felt Iraqi. We never felt in
any danger. I used to talk to Muslims in the street. At the end of Pessah, they
used to come to our homes and bring us a lot of bread and cakes.We used
to go to their houses also on their holidays. In a way, I was Jewish in
religion, but I felt very much Iraqi. I loved Iraq and I loved the people,
whether Muslim or Jew."The monarchy in Iraq, installed by the British,
had been overthrown by the lawyer Rashid Ali al-Gaylani in April 1941, in a
violent coup one month before the Farhud. Rashid Ali had strong links to the
Nazi Party and the grand mufti, a close ally of Hitler. Rashid Ali indoctrinated
the country with Nazi propaganda; children in Iraqi schools were taught to
praise Hitler and that Jews were a treacherous enemy, and Radio Berlin had
regular broadcasts in Arabic. Supported by the Nazis, he aimed to rid Iraq of
the British and to gain access to the huge oil reserves in Kirkuk. An order was
issued to Iraq's air force to destroy the British RAF base in Habbaniyeh, west
of Baghdad. Although the RAF was only equipped with planes left over from
World War I, the bombing campaign failed drastically, with Iraq's inept air
force shooting down several of its own planes. On May 30, Rashid Ali was forced
to flee. With British ground troops advancing on Baghdad and no ruler, the
Jewish community was left in a perilous position.
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Six months after a deal fell through that would have brought Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World to Brandon, the company announced late on Friday that it will build a 140,000-square-foot retail store and could hire as many as 250 people.
The site will be between Falkenburg Road and I-75 with Adamo Drive to the north and the Lee Roy Selmon Expressway to the south. The entrance would be off of Falkenburg Road, according to a Bass Pro Shops spokesperson.
The store is scheduled to open in 2014.
"We have been hoping for a store in the Tampa market for a long time and feel we have found the absolute best retail location in the market to build our new super outdoor store," Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris said in a statement about the announcement. "We are very grateful for the support of everyone at Hillsborough County and developer David Verardo for this opportunity."
The deal looked like a sure thing in the spring when the project hit a snag in April. All parties have been quiet about the negotiations since then.
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On Friday, I discussed the latest episode of Portlandia with Chris Wade. At the end of our conversation we touched on the opening sketch, "Nerd PSA," above. It's a nicely done, heartfelt bit, with a man named Brian who describes himself as "an actual nerd" (and who does not appear to be an actor) insisting that the once purely derogatory term does not describe, for instance, "a sexy girl who went to a second week screening of The Avengers."
What about a sexy guy, you might ask? To which Brian would probably say that the same goes for men. But then, the sketch opens with a sexy girl in the part of the fake nerd, and, at the end, when Brian is joined by other real nerds, they are all men.
The idea that women are not real nerds—and that some of them are, for whatever reason, faking it—is a fairly common and pernicious notion. So even if this bit of exclusion was accidental—which seems more than likely, given the obvious feminist sympathies and political awareness of Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein, who created Portlandia—it plays into a sexist trope that is all too prevalent online. It's easy to imagine a version of this sketch that doesn't make nerd the exclusive province of men. It's too bad that version didn't air on Friday night.
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Typhoon Bopha struck the southern island of Mindanao on Tuesday, with high winds and mudslides causing widespread devastation and the lives of hundreds. The path of the storm avoided the primary rice growing region of Luzon in the northern Philippines and is not expected to reduce production of the second crop. In the smaller-producing regions, planting is in its early stages and any damaged rice can be replanted quickly, according to livericeindex.com.
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Danny Ainge faces the same question at we start to approach the trace deadline that he did last summer — does the Celtics core have one more run in them?
This summer the answer seemed to be yes, when Ainge signed Kevin Garnett to a new deal and got all the band back together save Ray Allen. Then the band got off to a slow and unimpressive 19-17 start and while the defense has started to come back around since the return of Avery Bradley the big picture question still looms. Can this team beat the Heat in the playoffs? The Knicks? The Pacers?
So Ainge is again listening to offers, this time for Paul Pierce, reports Ken Berger at CBSSports.com.
Team executives involved in exploratory trade talks report that the Knicks (Amar'e Stoudemire), Lakers (Pau Gasol), Raptors (Andrea Bargnani) and Celtics (Paul Pierce) are open to discussing their high-profile names. In every case but one, the early indications are that none could be moved without a bad contract going back in return… The lone exception, executives say, may be Pierce, whose ruthless scoring prowess and championship experience come with another attractive feature: only $4 million of his $15.3 million salary is guaranteed next season.
This is what Ainge does, he listens to a log of blockbusters, then ends up sticking with what he has. He did it with Rondo, he's doing it with Pierce.
I can't imagine the Celtics trading Pierce, the captain, the second leading scorer in franchise history. He is the Celtics talisman on this team. Now, if it was a trade for Rudy Gay the Celtics might have to consider it… for a minute.
Then realize they have won five in a row, they are starting to look like a playoff threat, and that the uproar over trading Pierce would not be worth any benefit from the move (even if it were for Gay). I just can 't see it.
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Cigarette smoke exposure in children leads to greater risk of ear infections, asthma attacks, pneumonia and sudden infant death syndrome. Hauntingly, researchers at the University of Wisconsin found that parental smoking killed over 6,000 children a year; I fortunately have not yet seen a childhood death related to secondhand smoke, but I have cared for children with severe asthma attacks triggered by cigarette smoke who came perilously close to tragedy. In regards to cars in which people are smoking, studies have shown that pollutant levels in these cars greatly exceed the limits set by the EPA and that air quality, even when the windows are down, is similar to that of a typical smoky bar.
I know that I will not be able to convince everyone to support this legislation, but if writing this letter inspires at least one person to stop smoking when children are in the car then it was time well spent.
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Jackson Dean! ^^^But Harrison was our second choice!^^^
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Jillian - Busy mom of 5 fabulous boys.
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Posted 03/05/2013
Aiden cole...let my boyfriend pick the first name, but I didnt like any of the middle names he picked so I chose cole
Justibabes · Original Poster
Posted 03/05/2013
My baby's fathers name is Jake we thought of using his name for the middle name... Do you guys like Jaxon Jake?!
Posted 03/05/2013
Isaiah Nathaniel
Posted 03/05/2013
Haven't really made a final decision but im thinking Da'Meir
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