That's incredible. I may actually have been interested in hearing that -- if only for the novelty.

Sorry to hear you didn't really enjoy the show. I enjoy his recordings a lot, but like I said before, haven't seen him in person, so...

...thanks for the review, in any case.

I enjoyed the show. My mind seemed to be fighting it a little, though. Might have been in one of my moods.

Where do you guys go to see Experimental groups?

Smaller clubs / bars?

Laboratories.

Mostly in this little dive called Soundlab...small, dimly-lit room with some booths off to one side (with candles). Adjacent and to the back is the stage. Folding chairs are put up. Sort of has a bar.

Sometimes the shows are in a room in the local art museum.

In Savannah? I don't.

anyone knows if exposions in the sky has any upcoming shows?

Nov 7 @ Concorde 2, Brighton, UK w/ Four Tet
Nov 8 @ Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, UK w/ Four Tet
Nov 9 @ The Talbot, Wrexham, UK w/ Four Tet
Nov 10 @ Hammersmith Palais, London, UK w/ Four Tet
Nov 11 @ The Garage, London, UK
Nov 13 @ La Guingette Pirate, Paris, FR
Nov 14 @ Botanique, Brussels, BEL
Nov 15 @ Paradiso, Amsterdam, HOL
Dec 11 @ Bowery Ballroom, NYC
Dec 12 @ Bowery Ballroom, NYC
Dec 16 @ The Troubador, Los Angeles
Dec 17 @ The Troubador, Los Angeles

Saw DA MAN aka Ornette Coleman last night in San Francisco with members of the horde and a Grasshoppa. Of course, the Grasshoppa didn't know Satchmo and horde were in attendence.


It was the first time a few of the horde were able to see him live. I on the other hand have seen DA MAN a dozen times now.



Ornette looked tired. However, considering he is 75 and did have hernia surgery only 15 days ago:

DA ROOF, DA ROOF, DA ROOF was on Fire!


Hopefully this Grasshoppa is better able to handle being in Satchmo's general vicinity than the last one.

i dont eather.

Ornette Coleman was, indeed, fantastic, especially considering the outside circumstances that Satchmo listed. However, even without him, this would have been an awesome show, the rhythm section (Denardo Coleman on drums, Greg Cohen and Tony Falanga on bass) was groovin' high, to say the very least.