Stan Tracey's dead!! Jesus, I didn't know. Less than a year ago though. Oh. I'm putting on my disc of The Poets' Suite (funded by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland back in the glory days) right now.flash_uk wrote:No. My guy is still breathing.djewesbury wrote:The great Stan Tracey? Seen him at the Bull's Head in Barnes many times..
One quiz at a time
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Oh I have a guess!!! Quick someone guess!!!
EDIT: Julian just PMed to say Esbjorn Svensson.. Silly Julian, he died a few years ago. Saw the Esbjorn Svensson Trio in the Elmwood Hall in Belfast not long before he died, one of the best gigs I was ever at..
So - is it Kit Downes?
EDIT: Julian just PMed to say Esbjorn Svensson.. Silly Julian, he died a few years ago. Saw the Esbjorn Svensson Trio in the Elmwood Hall in Belfast not long before he died, one of the best gigs I was ever at..
So - is it Kit Downes?
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not your turndjewesbury wrote:Oh I have a guess!!! Quick someone guess!!!
EDIT: Julian just PMed to say Esbjorn Svensson.. Silly Julian, he died a few years ago. Saw the Esbjorn Svensson Trio in the Elmwood Hall in Belfast not long before he died, one of the best gigs I was ever at..
So - is it Kit Downes?
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Rum de tum tum.........
Dum de dooo........
Tap tap tap..
Come on someone.
Dum de dooo........
Tap tap tap..
Come on someone.
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To allow Daniel his turn, to continue the Swedish theme and pretending he's still alive; Jan Johansson esp. his jazzification of Russian folk music.
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Nope.PopulusTremula wrote:To allow Daniel his turn, to continue the Swedish theme and pretending he's still alive; Jan Johansson esp. his jazzification of Russian folk music.
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Kit Downes?
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drum roll........no!djewesbury wrote:Kit Downes?
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My guy is American.
Edit: and Kit D is a much more contemporary compared to my guy
Edit: and Kit D is a much more contemporary compared to my guy
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flash_uk wrote:drum roll........no!djewesbury wrote:Kit Downes?
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Contemporary American jazz pianists. Over to the Americans. Not my area. Unless it's that very smooth young chap whose name I can't utter since it's not my turn.
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He's over 65, so I wouldn't say contemporary, just not as young as Kit D.djewesbury wrote:Contemporary American jazz pianists. Over to the Americans. Not my area. Unless it's that very smooth young chap whose name I can't utter since it's not my turn.
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Esbjorn Svensson?
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Is dead. So no. Clues so far:jdaw1 wrote:Esbjorn Svensson?
American, alive, over 65, pianist
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I've no idea about this one but Keith Jarrett?
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Yes you got it!LGTrotter wrote:I've no idea about this one but Keith Jarrett?
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High praise indeed. Thank you.jdaw1 wrote:Established fact, acknowledged by man who knows it needs to change. And who is, slowly, changing it.flash_uk wrote:Merely my supposition as to what Julian would find amusing, not my view
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I fall for it every time. I think 'one little guess can't hurt', next thing it's three in the morning and I am being tormented by folk wilfully guessing wrong.flash_uk wrote:Yes you got it!LGTrotter wrote:I've no idea about this one but Keith Jarrett?
I shall think of something, help yourselves if anybody else has a question. Back soon.
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Praise and firmness, in equal measure:DRT wrote:High praise indeed. Thank you.jdaw1 wrote:Established fact, acknowledged by man who knows it needs to change. And who is, slowly, changing it.flash_uk wrote:Merely my supposition as to what Julian would find amusing, not my view
[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=83800#p83800]Here[/url] jdaw1 wrote:Only if ≤ 16st 5 lb.djewesbury wrote:Derek?
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Come on Owen, where's that question?
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Correct! Your turn.flash_uk wrote:Come on Owen, where's that question?
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How can it be my turn?djewesbury wrote:Correct! Your turn.flash_uk wrote:Come on Owen, where's that question?
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Haha. Nice try. Not my guess.flash_uk wrote:How can it be my turn?djewesbury wrote:Correct! Your turn.flash_uk wrote:Come on Owen, where's that question?
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Correct! Your question.djewesbury wrote:Not my guess.flash_uk wrote:How can it be my turn?djewesbury wrote:Correct! Your turn.flash_uk wrote:Come on Owen, where's that question?
Owen, please save this from further deterioration!
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Reins: mine.
I recently received a gift pack of beer from someone I met on the Port Harvest Tour. This gift is hoped to provide me with another beer that doesn't taste like beer so that I might actually enjoy it.
The first such beer was Eric Menchen's beer, Friek, which is made by the O'Dell Brewing Company and is something of a cross between a Framboise and a Kriek (thus the name). The second such beer was Lindeman's Belgian Lambic Framboise, which to me tastes like raspberry Champagne. (Note: that's a good thing.)
This beer is not a fruit beer. Rather, it was aged differently and the giver of the gift is convinced that this aging will disguise the fact that it is actually a Stout. I have my doubts, because Stout is a very beery beer to me.
How was this beer aged?
I recently received a gift pack of beer from someone I met on the Port Harvest Tour. This gift is hoped to provide me with another beer that doesn't taste like beer so that I might actually enjoy it.
The first such beer was Eric Menchen's beer, Friek, which is made by the O'Dell Brewing Company and is something of a cross between a Framboise and a Kriek (thus the name). The second such beer was Lindeman's Belgian Lambic Framboise, which to me tastes like raspberry Champagne. (Note: that's a good thing.)
This beer is not a fruit beer. Rather, it was aged differently and the giver of the gift is convinced that this aging will disguise the fact that it is actually a Stout. I have my doubts, because Stout is a very beery beer to me.
How was this beer aged?
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