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Larry Pattis' Random Chance
Just "picked this up," and it is awesome.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ra...nce/id18654031 Well done, Larry. |
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Thanks for this, Marty.
It's always nice to know that someone out there is enjoying the music! "Random Chance" was my first CD after dropping out of medical school (when I was already an old-guy, 35 years young), and then spending a good number of years writing & woodshedding. It came out in 1997 (re-issued in '98, with a couple of changes for the second "pressing") during the same time I had an extended arrangement to study with Pierre Bensusan at his home in France. RC is a good representation of my work up to that point...and now I also have two subsequent releases, "Hands of Time" and "What Tomorrow Brings" that are a furtherance of that same direction, with original compositions.
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Larry,
If "Three A.M." was named for when it was composed, I can only ask that you stay up late lots more! It's my favorite for the moment. |
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I have and still enjoy all three of Larry's CDs. Highly recommended.
Philip |
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Yep, up at 3, after a long day running a high-fever. Woke up, fever gone...but the tune is mostly about the fever. There's more to the story (as always), but ya' gotta leave something to the imagination... Quote:
Thanks for this, and to all...
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- Glenn
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