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That was 27 minutes damn well spent!! Fantastic stuff.......been a Miles fan for a long time but, the dude has SO many albums, there's bound to be some that fall through the cracks. I'd never had the chance to hear "A Tribute To Jack Johnson" before, needless to say, I'll be picking up a copy of it now! John McLaughlin is amazing here, he just drives this tune.....
jeffthrow6892 2 weeks ago
miles is insane, my trumpeters dream of reaching his level
SoalaJohn54 1 month ago
Herbie Hancock is cool
deroboi 3 months ago
thanks for the post those guys are awesome
caminito666 3 months ago
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@ElectricBlueCitrus "The public is practically unaware of the over wheming responsibility carried by the Vatican and its Jesuits in the starting of the two world wars-m a situation which may be explained in part by the gigantic finances at the disposition of vatican and its jesuits."---Edmond paris, The secret history of the Jesuits
augustmaquet 4 months ago
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@ElectricBlueCitrus "Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT owing NO allegiance and acknowledging NO responsibility to the people. To destroy this invisible government, to befoul this unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmanship of today." PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT, 1906
augustmaquet 4 months ago
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@ElectricBlueCitrus 'Alas, I knew they(i.e, The Jesuits) would poison me; but I did not except to die in so slow a cruel manner.'(1774)
-Pope Clement XIV (who had 'forever' abolished The Jesuit Order in 1773)
augustmaquet 4 months ago
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@ElectricBlueCitrus This passage is from The Companions of Jehu--page 396--"You are ninnies! I have cheated all the time we've been playing, and you never found out. Those who lost can take their money back." Born and bred in the Catholic faith, Bonaparte had no preference for any dogma. When he re-established divine worship it was done as a political act, not as a religous one.
augustmaquet 4 months ago
Righteous!
bomsiva 4 months ago
One of the greatest albums ever
macleodponeage 8 months ago