[JPL] Looking for BURNERS

[MICHAEL P STRATTON]

Speaking of Mingus, how about Pithecanthrepus Erectus? I've also always liked James Carter's "Layin' In The Cut"...
   
  Mike Stratton

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Derrick,

The first ones that spring to mind are ones that snapped my head the 
first time I heard them... Art Blakey with Clifford Brown, Lou 
Donaldson, Horace Silver & Curley Russell playing "A Night In 
Tunisia" from "A Night at Birdland" (1954) on Blue Note, and Charles 
Mingus' "Haitian Fight Song" from The Clown (1957) on Atlantic.

Jim Wilke
Jazz After Hours, PRI
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On Mar 2, 2008, at 4:57 PM, Derrick Lucas wrote:

>
> I'm looking for your favorite burners for some upcoming shows this 
> month.
>
> To clarify for some our newbies to the JPL family; a "burner" is a 
> fiery uptempo piece that would make the listener jump out of the 
> thier seats out of excitement or elicit emotional responses that 
> are simular
>
> Thank you for your imput as always
>
> I can't wait to read the responses
>
> Cheers!
> Derrick
>

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