Just Wondering

Did you have a favourite TV station growing up?

Where do you get your news these days?

Would you rather watch a sitcom, a reality show, a police drama, a legal drama, or a medical drama?

Donation Help

Dear readers - we are here again with the plea for your kind help, donations and support.

I am back in the financial doldrums and finding it tough. Could you kind people help out with donations in any way large or small whilst waiting for next paycheck to come - down to two pounds in my account - and drag me out of this quagmire.-

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Good Morning!

In The Bourne.

This morning it felt like a rehash of yesterday. A dull milky opaque veneer that was tumescent with foreboding precipitation. But, by mid-afternoon, it had all changed to become a pleasant sunny mild day.
I did not venture out till after eleven and headed towards Sittingbourne to conduct three visits. One of them being a mobile phone store, whilst the other two was a travel agent and a supermarket.



I took this while waiting for the bus back from the supermarket to the main area of Sittingbourne. It is north of Milton  Regis.

I have just completed the reports to these outgoings and now can relax more to the music that I enjoy most - jazz.

So to start with I selected David S. Ware Quartet version of "Freedom Suite" (Aum Fidelity 2002) which is a reworking of the classic Sonny Rollins suite.

David S. Ware Quartet - Freedom Suite II.

Composed by Sonny Rollins, arranged by David S. Ware
David S. Ware: tenor sax
Matthew Shipp: piano
William Parker: bass
Guillermo E. Brown: drums
Recorded on July 13, 2002, at Systems Two Studio, Brooklyn

Just Wondering

Have you ever had to deal with your 'fifth-grade self' and the memories from grade school or similar?

Have you ever wished you could run away from what you are and reinvent yourself?

If you could replace one body part with a super bionic replacement what would it be?
(use some decorum here)

It's The Weekend Happy Dance

Jazz Players Needed

Good Night