>>>>Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock easy listening? I don't think so. Here are two you should consider adding to your library.
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>>>>I have most of their stuff. In the 60's, Hancock's playing was immaculate. They were great musicians for the 60's flavor of Miles Davis.
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>>>>What I said was that Ramsey Lewis did some remakes of Shorter/Hancock, but made the remakes sound horribly "pop-ish"
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>>>>Weather Report is OK - I never loved their work, but it's OK.
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>>>I was never a Zawinal-as-a-human-being fan, but both he and Shorter could play. And Zawinal did write "Mercy, Mercy" after all.
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>>>Anyway, since they were both on "Bitches Brew" (one of the great albums of all time imho), I can give WR a pass. but with the talent they had, the group should have produced better stuff.
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>>Better than "Mysterious Traveller"? You're tough.
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>BTW, did you know that "Mysterious Traveller" was an old radio show and Magazine that featured SF, Fantasy and crime dramas?
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>What can I say; I'm a subscriber to the Old Time Radio Mystery Club (http://www.mysteryshows.com). A $10.00 or more donation gets you a lifetime membership. Hell of a deal.
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I did not know that.

We have another passion in common, baseball. Did you hear about the kid for the Giants pitching a no hitter the other night? No hits, no walks, 11 strikeouts. The only thing that separated him from a perfect game was the third baseman's boot in the 8th. The coolest thing about it was that his dad was there to see it.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=290710126