Jazz for aficionados
Dats' it bro! @rok2id, every language in every culture does this. Always cutting off words. ’Bro’ was originally pronounced ’bruh’ as in brother and not brō, which I hate! For some reason those cut off or slang words make us feel more comfortable. Like a secong language of sorts. Only spoken by the ’Hip’ few. Although I never did quite understand what a ’Hep Cat’ was? Lol! (Yes I did!) If you think about it, a lot of American slang or cut off words coming from the black jazz musicians were originally from slang words developed in the black south. Chittl(in) circuit anyone? But I know you already knew this being a member of the Black Pack 2nd Brigade 1st Cavalry Division. We honor you! (In) ’22! |
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Rok, it’s an attempt at mimicking the way that those words might be pronounced by a hipster or Jazz “cat”. I’ve often wondered if it was actually the composers of those tunes that spelled those words that way and not some producer who changed the spelling thinking it sounded more Black….more authentic. |
Some good work there @frogman |
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In the words of James Brown, 'one mo gin'. MonoNeon with Ghost-Note "Live at the JammJam in Los Angeles" |
Some up tempo here to celebrate and up lift us for the season, baby.
MonoNeon with Ghost-Note: "Phat Bacc" | SugarShack Sessions
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@acman3, I wanted to drop, shall we say somewhat of a different music with a gut bucket stank funky jass grove by some new lions on/of the current scene to show case these young cats here but I didn’t want to show out? As it were? But you have opened that door for me to show case this young cat called MonoNeon on the electric bass. Playing it left handed, upside down - nasty! Kind’a like Jimi... Notice how the drummer, Tamir Barzilay effortlessly I might add, keeps everybody in the pocket...Groovy baby! Thank you! Lurch | Scary Goldings (ft. MONONEON)
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