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 Topic: Don SebeskyPosted: 08 Feb 2011 at 8:59pm |
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Yeah, he's one of those classic thrift store finds. The record I had(have?) was equal parts 3rd Stream, exotica and easy listening, just the sort of thing I would hope to find in a thrift store.
I'm thinking he would make a good fit for our 3rd Stream genre. Possibly some of his records may belong in Progressive Big Band and/or Exotica as well. Any records that are all easy-listening would go in Pop-Jazz/Crossover.
Edited by EZ Money - 08 Feb 2011 at 9:05pm |
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Posted: 08 Feb 2011 at 7:19pm |
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I think I got his name right but not sure. Guess I should've checked in the record stacks first, huh? Anywho, he put out a two disc set called the "Big Box" in the mid 70s that had a killer version of "Night on Bald Mountain" with Billy Cobham on drums and a sweet cover of Joni Mitchell's "Song for a Seagull" with Paul Desmond on saxophone. I think he was an in-demand arranger and keyboard wiz in that era and I think I might even have another of his albums stuck in my vinyl stash, too. Anybody know of this guy? I think he'd be a good fit here.
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