Bullock, McCarthy and 'Heat' Power

'THE HEAT' with Bullock and McCarthy did rather well in competing with Channing Tatum and J. Foxx...This is a clever cinema aspect.

Gary Cooper Elegance

'MR. DEEDS' is an acrimonious and fabulous 1936 movie with the strong-willed and elegant Gary Cooper and the very sensual and sleek Jean Arthur.  Frank Capra made a vigorous charm of a film with this one...the one called 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town.'

'To Have and Have Not'

HEMINGWAY material is quite sensual, smoldering and yes clever.  Watched the wily Bogart, Bacall film, 'To Have and Have Not' again, recently.  The mystical duo of Bacall and Bogart brought this resounding Hemingway-esque bit bouncing to life....Oh Yeah!

Senor Blues...The Artful Horace Silver

THE HORACE SILVER QUINTET produced refreshing. well-crafted jazz.  Lyrical indeed is the engaging composition 'Senor Blues' that Horace Silver and buddies developed into a shrewd, spirited and so robust jazz romp.  Silver's keyboard work is grand on this edgy tune as is the wily Hank Mobley on a captivating set of saxophone sparkles the man puts together.  Silver jazz magic is entrancing...Especially I love 'Senor Blues.'

Steve Lacy on Soprano Sax

I FIGURE Steve Lacy is indeed one cool customer on soprano sax.  Jazz for him is an opportunity to soar to the artful heights.  His work with the odd title, 'I Do Not Believe' is especially meaningful with its rather bellicose veneer.

Hubert Laws....'Super' On Flute

THE FLUTE SOUND is  so slick and so cool.  Such pleasant and lilting joy comes from this mellow instrument.  The suave flute master Hubert Laws has produced such engaging work.  The sleek dignity of The Hubert Laws Quintet is resilient.  His work entitled 'Shades of Light; is vividly joyful.

Coltrane, Miles

JAZZ NIGHT....I have been listening to the arousing classic 1959 track called 'So What; with Miles and Coltrane.  My word these sounds are so passionate and they elevate jazz to the heights of our culture.  These Jazz horns are greatness personified.  Oh My,  ...YEAH!