7x

The Fiery 'Red Dragon of Old,' Nibiru, Nemisis, Intruder, Planet X; it goes by a lot of names, but no one or their research has been able to comprehensively put together the facts about this elusive planetary body, until now. Amateur astronomer and independent researcher, Gill Broussard will challenge the denial of its existence. This documentary presentation attempts to scratch the surface and help connect the dots with Gill's years of gruling and immense research at its foundation. His calculations push the boundaries of the traditional scientific paradigms and will baffle the Biblical scholars and theologians. Planet 7X will have you looking up into the stars with new eyes.

Bob Brookmeyer Quartet - The Blues Hot And Cold + 7X Wilder (1960-1961) {Lone Hill Jazz LHJ10378 rel 2009}
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© 1960-61, 2009 Verve / Lone Hill Jazz | LHJ10378
Jazz / Cool / West Coast Jazz / Trombone

Bob Brookmeyer pioneered playing jazz on the valve trombone, and employed an open-ended approach that embraced both cool and chamber jazz elements. This CD combines two of his finest early period albums from 1960 and 1961, playing standards and originals alongside a stock backup piano/bass/drums trio with Jimmy Rowles, and interpreting the music of Alec Wilder in tandem with guitarist Jim Hall. For the latter date, Brookmeyer goes back and forth between trombone and piano, with drummer Mel Lewis on both sessions.