You've Changed (1942). Bill Carey and Carl Fischer /the week/

The week's listening:

• Can't Get Enough
  • You've Changed. Dexter Gordon. Still stunned by this track even if in fact people don't change.
  • Double Music. John Cage and Lou Harrison. Ethos, Meadows, and UMass/Lowell recordings.
  • Copland, Harris. Lara Downes on piano. Not too crazy about her Flash-based website, though.
  • Return Of The Repressed. John Fahey.

• About Right
  • Circle in the Round. Miles Davis. The Complete Columbia Studio Recordings. I'm playing through the 6-CD set from the library but may reach saturation since I have also checked out the four-CD Jack Johnson set.
  • Tropical Hot Dog Night. Captain Beefheart. Memorable if a bit creepy.

• Got Too Much
  • The Firebird. Igor Stravinsky. Gerard Schwarz. Sorry. Joshua Kosman does give Oedipus Rex and The Nightingale a good review.
  • Faster. Ekkehard Ehlers. His Albert Ayler is cool, albeit way, way abstract.
  • Sonate No. 3. Alban Berg. Alain Neveaux. I thought I might like this but not yet.

Comments

[M Keiser]

ah, i like her website. She plays that Chopin flawlessly... and i didnt know berg wrote a sonata #3... i only know of one sonata by him....odd...

[Michael J. West]

Is that the version of "You've Changed" from Dexter's Doin' Allright album? Man, that's gorgeous.