All This Is That: Cruising home to Seattle in style

Friday, May 29, 2015

Cruising home to Seattle in style

By Jack Brummet

A shot of me cruising home from Kent in my brother Guy's sweet 1999 M3 convertible on a beautiful 80 degree day, with Milo Petersen and the Jazz Disciples on cassette. What a great album--great songs by Milo and great players (I think Jay Thomas on trumpet, Milo on drums (he also a great guitar player), Phil Sparks on bass, Marc Seals on piano, and Rick Mandyck on tenor saxophone.

Of course I especially love the song "The Good," a beautiful tune Milo wrote for our wedding. "The Good was completed for a childhood friend's wedding and was inspired by the spiritual writings of the Katha Upanishad."

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