I know all of you have (or should have!) better things to do tonight than read some self-centered ramblings from me, but since you follow this blog (or have happened to stumble upon it online) you are stuck with me for a few minutes. 😉
For the last few weeks I have been giving a lot of thought to the future of this blog. Walking away from it and letting it die a slow death of attrition has no appeal for me. I like even less the idea  of just pulling the plug and watching several years of my labor instantly vanish into history.
Given that, it seems I have only one real, viable choice, and that is to begin writing jazz CD reviews again.
I have found it quite ironic and even amusing that, in the comparatively short time this blog has been on hiatus, I have received not one, not two, but FOUR new (or recent) releases.
Also, although I have not seen the email yet (hint, hint!), another artist has promised to send me a link I can use to download a promo copy of his latest.
Then there are roughly 1400 CD’s in my collection that I have not written about here yet.
Circle January 7 on your calendar! On that day, or rather evening, I will publish the review I have been sort of working on (and sort of not working on) for longer than I care to think. The subject is a classic jazz album released many, many years ago by on of jazz’s greatest legends, a man we are lucky enough to still have with us.
Once that is “in the can” as they say in TV and movies, I will tackle those new releases.
In the meantime, I wish you all a happy, safe, music-filled New Year! 🙂
Thanks for reading this.
Al Evans
Wood Village, Oregon
My original content Copyright (c) 2016 by Al Evans. All rights reserved.
So glad to hear you will continue your insightful reviews! Thank you!
Beverly
On Dec 31, 2016 10:26 PM, “jazz for a saturday night” wrote:
> Al Evans posted: “I know all of you have (or should have!) better things > to do tonight than read some self-centered ramblings from me, but since you > follow this blog (or have happened to stumble upon it online) you are stuck > with me for a few minutes. 😉 For the last few” >
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Thanks so very much for your kind words, Beverly!
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