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#jazzchurch 59 – Sunday, June 13, 2021 – featured music by McCoy Tyner, John McLaughlin, John Coltrane, Tré Burt, Charles Lloyd, Melissa Aldana, Freddie Hubbard, Eliane Elias, Joe Henderson, Kevin Eubanks, Don Braden, Allison Russell, Peaches & Herb, Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd Street Rythm Band, The Friends of Distinction, Peaches & Herb, Celia Cruz & Tito Puente, and Chaka Khan, + commentary from Rev. Bill E. Bob! :-) We made a #JoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Emotion in Motion (Peter Martin)
2. Walk Spirit, Talk Spirit (McCoy Tyner)
3. Peace One (John McLaughlin)
4. Impressions (John Coltrane)
5. Under the Devil’s Knee (Tré Burt)
6. When Miss Jessye Sings (Charles Lloyd)
7. Elsewhere (Melissa Aldana)
8. Suite Sioux (Freddie Hubbard)
9. Running (Eliane Elias)
10. A Shade Of Jade (Joe Henderson)
11. The Lady in My Life (Christian McBride Trio)
12. Day Trip (Pat Metheny)
13. Inner Crisis (Larry Willis)
14. Kid Charlemagne (Don Braden)
15. Round Midnight (Joe Henderson, Al Foster & Rufus Reid)
16. The Messenger (Kevin Eubanks)
17. Little Rebirth (Allison Russell)
18. Butterfly (Don Braden & Joris Teepe Quartet)
19. September (Marcela Mangabeira)
20. Do Your Thing (Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd Street Rythm Band)
21. Close Your Eyes (Peaches & Herb)
22. Funky Nassau (Beginning Of The End)
23. Lonesome Mood (The Friends of Distinction)
24. Reunited (Peaches & Herb)
25. I Know You, I Live You (Chaka Khan)
26. Fickle Funk (Chick Corea)
27. Cao Cao Maní Picao (Celia Cruz & Tito Puente)

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The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the Wealthiest Avoid Income Tax — ProPublica

In 2011, a year in which his wealth held roughly steady at $18 billion, Bezos filed a tax return reporting he lost money — his income that year was more than offset by investment losses. What’s more, because, according to the tax law, he made so little, he even claimed and received a $4,000 tax credit for his children.

That’s f-ing ridiculous! And immoral!!

File this under things I should have known, but didn’t!

“In 1788, at the constitutional ratification convention in Virginia, a major source of contention was that the draft constitution had placed the training and arming of the states’ militia under federal control. Virginians Patrick Henry and George Mason balked, and raised the specter of a massive slave revolt left unchecked because Congress could not be trusted to summon the forces to protect the plantation owners. Mason warned that if and when Virginia’s enslaved rose up (as they had before), whites would be left “defenseless”. Patrick Henry explained that white plantation owners would be abandoned because “the north detests slavery”. In short, Black people had to be subjugated and contained and state control of the militia was the way to do that.

The sheer brutality of human bondage, where plantation owners were notorious for “barbarities such as scalding, burning, castrating and extracting the tongues or eyes of slaves”, had created an overwhelming fear among whites of the enslaved’s capacity and desire for retribution. A series of revolts in the 1600s and 1700s terrified white residents and led to a slew of laws forbidding Black people from having any weapons, including guns. The militias’ all-important role was to quash those revolts, especially if the uprising was widespread, as in the 1740 Stono Rebellion in South Carolina.

This function of the militias was so important during the war of independence that governments such as that in South Carolina devoted the lion’s share of their white manpower to the containment of the enslaved. As a result, the colony did not have enough white men to join the Continental Army and repel the British. The calculus was simple: it was more important to the plantation owners in the colonial government to maintain slavery and control Black people than to fight for American independence.

In other words, concerns about keeping enslaved Black people in check are the context and background to the second amendment. The same holds true for today.”

”I have become enraptured with the sky. It seems all of my recent photographs start with a teeny, tiny bit of water or land and a whole lot of sky. This latest one is a panorama comprised of 15 separate iPhone photographs stitched together using AutoStitch.“
6/10/2012

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.”
– Albert Einstein

(photo by Amritanshu Sikdar/Unsplash)
originally posted 6/9/19

#jazzchurch 58 – Sunday, June 6, 2021 – featured music by Alice Coltrane, John Coltrane, Kenny Garrett, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Donald Byrd, Jackson 5, Indeep, Cold Blood, and Betty Carter. We made a #JoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Moanin’ (Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers)
2. Jaya Jaya Rama (Alice Coltrane)
3. Out Of This World (John Coltrane)
4. Sketches of MD (Kenny Garrett)
5. Sanctuary (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
6. Love’s so Far Away (Donald Byrd)
7. The Good Life (Ornette Coleman & Pat Metheny)
8. John McLaughlin (Miles Davis)
9. Lester Leaps In (Sonny Stitt)
10. Reflections in D (Jean-Yves Thibaudet)
11. Isfahan (Joe Henderson)
12. Senor Blues (Horace Silver)
13. Parade (Ron Carter)
14. Nocturno (ARTEMIS)
15. Irdir (Louis Martinez, Gérard Poncin & Philippe Panel feat. Sylvain Luc)
16. Afterglow (M.T.B.)
17. Humpty Dumpty (Akio Sasajima)
18. Parallel Lives (Rob Lockart)
19. Snap Your Fingers (Gail Pettis)
20. Dear Old Stockholm (Alan Pasqua, Dave Carpenter & Peter Erskine)
21. Darling Dear (Jackson 5)
22. I’ll Be There (Jackson 5)
23. Never Can Say Goodbye (Jackson 5)
24. Last Night a D.J. Saved My Life (Indeep)
25. Funky On My Back (Cold Blood)
26. B’s Blues (Betty Carter)

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I always feel like I’m not doing enough on the weekend! Why is that! Bill E. Bob needs his rest and is reminded of a friend saying, “Don’t work yourself to death!” #workingonit!!! (or is that #notworkingonit???)

Here’s a little something I noticed…

#jazzchurch 57 – Sunday, May 23, 2021 – featured music by Charenee Wade, Bobby Watson, Mike Stern, Aretha Franklin, The Temptations, Gil Scott-Heron, Stevie Wonder, Bootsy Collins, Rufus, The Esquires, and Evelyn “Champagne” King. We made a #JoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Offering (Charenee Wade feat. Stefon Harris)
2. Ginger Bread Boy (Bobby Watson)
3. Body and Soul (Duke Ellington & Jimmie Blanton)
4. Solar (Bill Evans Trio)
5. Satin Doll (Victor Feldman)
6. Alice In Wonderland (Bill Evans Trio)
7. Caravan (Art Blakey)
8. Footprints (Miles Davis)
9. Red Clay (Freddie Hubbard)
10. Anselmo (Matt Slocum with Larry Grenadier & Gerald Clayton)
11. Like Someone In Love (Mike Stern)
12. Jean Pierre (Mike Stern)
13. Peace (Mike Stern)
14. Besame Mucho (Avishai Cohen)
15. The Thrill is Gone (From Yesterday’s Kiss) (Aretha Franklin)
16. Now He Sings–Now He Sobs (Chick Corea)
17. Essex/Martin, Grant, Byrd & Till (Charenee Wade)
18. Mr. Kenyatta (Hilton Ruiz)
19. Theme for a Brighter Future (Omer Avital, Avishai Cohen, Jason Lindner, Joel Frahm & Johnathan Blake)
20. Runaway Child, Running Wild (The Temptations)
21. Running (Gil Scott-Heron)
22. If You Love Somebody Set Them Free (Sting)
23. It Ain’t No Use (Stevie Wonder)
24. Ahh…The Name Is Bootsy, Baby (Bootsy Collins)
25. You Got the Love (Rufus feat. Chaka Khan)
26. Get On Up (The Esquires)
27. Shame (Evelyn “Champagne” King)

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Da Mayor and Mookie!!! Alas, I find myself back here again, wondering, searching for, trying to figure out what the right thing is. And then how to do it! Wondering if I’m up to it. We’ll see…

What does it mean to say that you’re “head over heels” in love with someone when your head being over your heels happens all the time while you’re just standing up?

Apparently, the phrase began as “heels over head” in the 1300s.

#jazzchurch 56 – Sunday, May 23, 2021 – featured music by Pat Metheny, Mulgrew Miller, Joe Henderson, Keith Jarrett Trio, Chano Dominguez, Wayne Shorter, Dave Holland Quartet, Ron Carter Quartet, Phil Upchurch, Quincy Jones, Sly & Robbie & Amp Fiddler, and Maze feat. Frankie Beverly. #MakeAJoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Come and See (Pat Metheny)
2. Soul-Leo (Mulgrew Miller)
3. Song For Darnell (Mulgrew Miller)
4. U.M.M.G (Joe Henderson)
5. Sanctuary (with Larry Grenadier & Gerald Clayton) (Matt Slocum)
6. Ana Maria (Rufus Reid)
7. The Cure (Keith Jarrett Trio)
8. Wapango (Paquito D’Rivera, Kathryn Stott, Yo-Yo Ma & Cyro Baptista)
9. Flamenco Sketches (Chano Dominguez)
10. Sanctuary (Wayne Shorter)
11. Nardis (Chano Dominguez)
12. Isn’t This a Lovely Day? (Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong feat. Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown & Buddy Rich)
13. Somewhere Along the Way (Larry Willis)
14. Conference of the Birds (Dave Holland Quartet)
15. Old Folks (Keith Jarrett Trio)
16. Blame It On My Youth (Keith Jarrett Trio)
17. Laverne Walk (Ron Carter Quartet)
18. Bee’s Blues (Phil Upchurch)
19. Soul Bossa Nostra (Quincy Jones feat. Ludacris, Naturally 7 & Rudy Currence)
20. Crazy Day (Sly & Robbie & Amp Fiddler)
21. Before I Let Go (Maze feat. Frankie Beverly)

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Some Type of Lily, 5/22/2021.

This bass player is available (provided, of course, everyone has been vaccinated)! :-)

#jazzchurch 55 – Sunday, May 16, 2021 – features music by Stevie Wonder, John Coltrane, Chick Corea, Christian McBride & Brian Blade, Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson, Young-Holt Unlimited, Kenny Burrell, Ron Carter, McCoy Tyner, Tom Harrell, Chet Baker, Sylvain Luc, Bill Withers, Lou Rawls, World’s Famous Supreme Team, Chic, and funky cuts from Stolen Moments: Red Hot + Cool. #MakeAJoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Love’s In Need of Love Today (Stevie Wonder)
2. Utopia and Visions (Don Cherry, Okay Temiz, Tage Siven, Tommy Goldman, Maffy Falay & Tommy Koverhult)
3. Afro-Blue (Live At Birdland, NYC - October 8, 1963) (John Coltrane)
4. Afro-Centric (Joe Sanders)
5. Ballad for a Noble Man (In Memory of Doug Sommer) (Brian Blade, Danilo Perez & John Patitucci)
6. Spiral (Tomonao Hara & Hiroshi Ikejiri)
7. Pastime Paradise (Stevie Wonder)
8. Eiderdown (Chick Corea, Christian McBride & Brian Blade)
9. We Almost Lost Detroit (Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson)
10. Soulful Strut (Young-Holt Unlimited)
11. Better Get Your Thing Together (Kenny Burrell)
12. Saguaro (Ron Carter with Renee Rosnes, Jimmy Greene & Payton Crossley)
13. Beautiful Love (McCoy Tyner Quartet)
14. Contrary Mary (Tom Harrell)
15. Autumn Leaves (Chet Baker)
16. All Blues (Sylvain Luc)
17. Pata Pata (Sylvain Luc)
18. Young and Fine (Trio Sud)
19. Lovely Day (Bill Withers)
20. Old Folks (Lou Rawls)
21. They Won’t Go When I Go (Stevie Wonder)
22. Hey! D.J. (World’s Famous Supreme Team)
23. Positive (Spearhead With Michael Franti)
24. Nocturnal Sunshine (Me’Shell NdegeOcello Feat. Herbie Hancock)
25. Stolen Moments (United Future Organization)
26. Trouble Don’t Last Always (Incognito & Carleen Anderson With Ramsey Lewis)
27. 1960 What? (Amp Fiddler feat. London House Cats Choir)
28. Chic Cheer (Chic)

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”Your intelligence cannot be measured by a number. It is defined by your willingness to learn, solve problems and try new things. You are more than just a number. Develop your skills. Share your brilliant ideas. Your skills are more valuable than your grades.“
– Prof. Richard Feynman

#workingonit!!!

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“The most common of all follies is to believe passionately in the palpably not true. It is the chief occupation of mankind.”
– H. L. Mencken

“In God we trust; all others must bring data.”
– W. Edwards Deming

“Hmmm…”
– Bill E. Bob

#jazzchurch 54 – Sunday, May 9, 2021 – featured music by Joshua Redman, Alan Broadbent, Cyrus Chestnut, Mahalia Jackson, Richie Havens, Stevie Wonder, Al Jarreau & Kurt Elling, Camilla George, Billy Hart, Alan Pasqua, Gil Scott-Heron, Chic, Tito Puente, Mary J. Blige, and Cheryl Lynn, among others shown below. We made a #JoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Jazz Crimes (Joshua Redman)
2. Ceora (Alan Broadbent)
3. Gymnopédie No. 3 (Cyrus Chestnut)
4. Summertime / Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child (Mahalia Jackson)
5. Great Is Thy Faithfulness (Miguel Zenón)
6. Freedom (Richie Havens)
7. Run, Shaker Life (Richie Havens)
8. It’s All in the Game (Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock & Jack DeJohnette)
9. 38-58 (Alex Sipiagin feat. David Binney, Adam Rogers, John Escreet, Matt Brewer & Eric Harland)
10. Love Dance (Akira Tana feat. Carla Helmbrecht)
11. As (Stevie Wonder)
12. Take Five (Al Jarreau & Kurt Elling)
13. The Night has a Thousand Eyes (Camilla George)
14. Cosmosis (Billy Hart)
15. Here But I’m Gone (Camilla George, et al. feat. Omar Lye-Fook)
16. Land Of The Midnight Sun (Al DiMeola)
17. Lulù (Enrico Rava, Stefano Bollani, Mark Turner, Larry Grenadier & Paul Motian)
18. Milagro (Alan Pasqua)
19. Ms Baja (Camilla George)
20. Underneath It All (Harvie S)
21. Acoma (Alan Pasqua)
22. Song for Reds (Camilla George)
23. Eighty-One (Miles Davis)
24. Don’t Give Up (Gil Scott-Heron)
25. I Want Your Love (Chic)
26. Oye Cómo Va (Tito Puente)
27. Bang Bang (Tito Nieves)
28. Show Love (Mary J. Blige)
29. Got to Be Real (Cheryl Lynn)

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So, I’m up early looking for music to play on #JazzChurch today, and I find out it’s a friend’s birthday. I immediately think Gil Scott-Heron because I know he likes Gil almost as much as I do!

I decide to play “Don’t Give Up” and came across this video on YouTube. It’s ethereal. I feel like GSH is one of the spirits calling our names, saying, “Don’t give up! It’s time to stop your falling. You’ve been down long enough. Can’t you hear the spirits calling?”

I love this song! Happy Birthday, Jeffrey!

Lyrics for “Don’t Give Up”

Ahh, lovely day……

I never really thought of myself as a complex man
Or as someone who was really that hard to understand
But it would hardly take a genius to realize
That I’ve always been a lot too arrogant and a little too f$%kin’ wise
That was a combination that made folks feel duty bound
To do whatever they could to try and shoot me down
To head off some of the things I might possibly say
And see if they couldn’t take some of my pride away
To bring me disappointment and teach me to fear it
Obviously, these are folks that just didn’t have no spirit
Spirits say

[Chorus]
Don’t give up (spirits say don’t give up)
Yes, it’s time to stop your fallin’
You’ve been down long enough
Can’t you hear the spirits callin’
Yes, it’s the spirits
Can’t you hear iiiiiit
Callin’ your name x 2
Yeah, talkin’ bout spiriiiiiiiiiiits heh

There are people whose lives are so far off the track
That what they like best about life is stabbing’ brothers in the back
And I was obviously too blind and probably too weak
To see who was responsible for my losing streak
The best way to explain it is to say simply because
I was looking around outside, and the truth is I was
The one. So I got locked into all of the analysis
And found myself locked into a kind of paralysis
And something was calling, and I almost didn’t hear it
But I spent a lot of time being blessed by the spirits
They keep saying

[Chorus]
It didn’t matter if it was a child or an adult
There was absolutely no one that I could not insult
So that I could isolate myself somewhere off to the side
And continue to juggle all the possible whys
The warmth I once could generate so well
Had turned into a frozen hell
And the discouraging injustices I felt
Had pinned me somewhere inside a drug-infested cell
Where those who told didn’t know and those who knew didn’t tell
And “I could continue to feel sorry for my self” [echo of ““]
And then I heard

[Chorus]
Ain’t no way overnight to turn your life around
And this ain’t the conversation of someone that never falls back down
But no matter how long you’ve been on trial
With the days and weeks of self-denial
And no matter how many times you’ve tried to make it
And found out that right then you just couldn’t take it
If you are looking for a loser who found strength and success
Remember the spirit of Brother Malcolm X
And know that you can leave all your mistakes behind
The day that you “really make up your mind” [echo of ““]
Come on, brother… pull on up
Stand on up and say…

[Chorus]

Inside the all-hands meeting that led to a third of Basecamp employees quitting - The Verge:

Another employee said they had been thrown by the fact that the founders, after years of telling employees that they were part of an elite chosen few who were good enough to work at Basecamp, would get rid of them so easily.

“They just want to build cool shit all day,” the employee said. “They don’t want to deal with people, which is something you have to do as a manager … Jason and David just threw us away.”

Fascinating story about what happens when you don’t do your work.

“To achieve great things, two things are needed: a plan and not quite enough time.”
– Leonard Bernstein

Is that why some of my best ideas arrive late, almost at the end of possibility???

#jazzchurch 53 – Sunday, May 2, 2021 – featured the music we began with in our first episode one year ago, including songs by the Edwin Hawkins Singers, Joe Henderson, Gary Bartz, Charles Lloyd, Alice Coltrane, John Scofield, Michael Brecker, Betty Carter, Abbey Lincoln, Pharoah Sanders, Harvey Wainapel, and the Branford Marsalis Quartet. We made a #JoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord (The Edwin Hawkins Singers)
2. Photograph (Joe Henderson)
3. Dear Lord (Gary Bartz feat. Andy Bey)
4. Come Sunday (Charles Lloyd)
5. The People Could Fly (Camilla George)
6. He Knows How Much You Can Bear (Terell Stafford)
7. New Delhi (Cannonball Adderley)
8. Lord, Help Me to Be (Alice Coltrane)
9. Tulle (John Scofield)
10. Nothing Personal (Michael Brecker)
11. Turiya And Ramakrishna (Alice Coltrane)
12. 30 Years (Betty Carter)
13. A Turtle’s Dream (Abbey Lincoln)
14. Harriet Tubman (Wynton Marsalis Septet)
15. Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord (Pharoah Sanders)
16. Tha Go ‘Round (B Sharp Jazz Quartet)
17. No. 3 (Geri Allen)
18. Beautiful Love (Harvey Wainapel)
19. Eternal (Branford Marsalis Quartet)
20. Friend Forever (Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen)
21. Gaslight (Duke Pearson)
22. Sail Away (Kenny Barron)
23. I Waited For You (Bebop & Beyond)
24. Peresina (McCoy Tyner Big Band)
25. Time Remembered (Bill Evans feat. Zoot Sims, Jim Hall, Ron Carter & Philly Joe Jones)
26. Believer (Jazzanova)

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A look back at 10 years of historic International Jazz Day concerts featuring dozens of music icons. Watch unforgettable performances by Herbie Hancock, Wynton Marsalis, Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Annie Lennox, Hugh Masekela, and many more.

I love jazz, of course, and this program is a wonderful way to celebrate International Jazz Day, especially during a pandemic. Alas, I’m also feeling overwhelming sadness because we’ve lost so many.

#jazzchurch 52 – Sunday, April 25, 2021 –featured music by Joe Henderson, Cyrus Chestnut, Herbie Hancock, Eberhard Weber, Pat Metheny, Jaco Pastorius, Charles Lloyd, Paul Chambers, Charles Mingus, Prince, Amel Larrieux, and Daft Punk. We made a #JoyfulNoise! 🎶🎙🎵

1. Mode For Joe (Joe Henderson)
2. No More Blues (Chega de Saudade) (Joe Henderson)
3. Hello (Cyrus Chestnut)
4. Biji (Sonny Rollins)
5. So Near, So Far (Joe Henderson)
6. All The Beauty She Left Behind (Live In Berlin) (Bonus Track) (e.s.t. Esbjörn Svensson Trio)
7. One Of A Kind (Herbie Hancock)
8. Yesterdays (Eberhard Weber)
9. San Lorenzo (Pat Metheny)
10. Donna Lee (Jaco Pastorius)
11. Sister (Charles Lloyd)
12. Soul Dance (Joshua Redman)
13. Wave (Rosa Passos)
14. Evidence (Thelonious Monk)
15. Black Narcissus (Joe Henderson)
16. Chasin’ the Bird (Paul Chambers)
17. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Charles Mingus)
18. The Return (Upward Spiral) (Branford Marsalis Quartet & Kurt Elling)
19. Gymnopédie No. 1 (Cyrus Chestnut)
20. The One Step (Chick Corea)
21. Bala Com Bala (Romero Lubambo, Helio Alves, Edu Ribeiro, Reuben Rogers)
22. Good Morning Heartache (John Patitucci, Vinnie Colaiuta & Bill Cunliffe)
23. When Doves Cry (Prince & The Revolution)
24. Welcome 2 America (Prince)
25. Get Up (Amel Larrieux)
26. Lose Yourself to Dance (Daft Punk feat. Pharrell Williams)

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