Tag Archives: Miles Davis

“It Ain’t Necessarily So”, Five Ways

Posted on September 24, 2014 by Eddie Pensier

Eddie Pensier writes: It ain’t necessarily so It ain’t necessarily so The things that you’re liable To read in the Bible, It ain’t necessarily so. Li’l David was small, but oh my! Li’l David was small, but oh my! He … Continue reading →

Posted in Music, Performers, Philosophy and Religion | Tagged Aretha Franklin, bronski beat, cher, five ways, George Gershwin, it ain't necessarily so, Miles Davis, paul robeson, porgy and bess, sammy davis jr | 1 Comment

More Fake Jazz

Posted on March 30, 2014 by Fenster

Fenster writes: My contribution to Fake Jazz Sunday: New York by the jazz-rock outfit Dreams, starring the Brecker Brothers and Billy Cobham (1970). If you like, and have the time, below is most of the album side that New York closes. … Continue reading →