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| Jazz for aficionados The tune as the composer himself played it:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7-jQ9lFiV7UThe classic version:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xN16JMNb2YwUnfortunately, not a complete version, but sublime tenor from Paul Gonzalves:https://m.youtube.com/wat... | |
| Clyde Stubblefield RIP Would be glad to discuss this further through some other means, but I think Slaw’s wishes should be rightfully respected. I believe you have it wrong. | |
| Jazz for aficionados Interestintg set of mentions, mikeydee; nice post. One of the most interesting things on YouTube giving some insight into Gary Bartz, while talking about Miles. Great player, Bartz; he sounds amazing on the clip behind the interview footage:http... | |
| Clyde Stubblefield RIP I think you are exactly right, Slaw; something that came to mind and grappled with before responding to shadorne and I should have gone with my gut feeling. Certainly no disrespect intended towards the thought behind your post and I hope that wha... | |
| Clyde Stubblefield RIP Shadorne, it’s possible we may be saying the same thing depending on our definition of our choice of terminology, but I have to disagree with your definition of "in the pocket". I have never heard a musician use the terms "in the pocket" "in a dee... | |
| Clyde Stubblefield RIP The meaning of "in the pocket". Relaxed and supremely accurate at the same time; that's when the magic happens and few can do it on that level. Great loss. RIP. | |
| Jazz for aficionados One of the most misunderstood things in and about jazz (all creative art) is the "process" that artists embark on when developing their craft. It is easy to be seduced by the very romantic idea that the creation of the art (improvisation as concer... | |
| Larry Coryell RIP What instrument do you play, bigkidz? | |
| Jazz for aficionados Badass piano player. I love Red Garland. One of the most individualistic piano players in jazz. He introduced the block chording idea to jazz piano where he plays block chords with the left hand in the same rhythm as the melody in the right hand. ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Hey check this out; love it. Thanks, O-10:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vtCpzov_bQ4And here it is; O-10 dances the floy-floyhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a3rnFdaBh9EBtw, if one thinks that entertainment has gotten racy in recent years, consider th... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Well, as I said previously, it is obvious (as it has been for a long time) that some of us live in different universes as concerns music and other matters; honest self-awareness, or lack thereof, of what is behind our respective motivations for sa... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Larry Coryell was a monster player. RIP. Thanks for that clip, Acman3. | |
| Jazz for aficionados I would be glad to answer you, O-10. Look, it’s obvious that you and I live in very different universes, both as concerns music and as concerns interaction on a forum like this; not to mention other ways that are probably best left alone. Just loo... | |
| Jazz for aficionados I thought you said you were keeping your word 😁**** since I know where they are going,****I doubt it. | |
| Jazz for aficionados Don't know what happened to the post. Agon gremlins I guess. This was it (one Goodman clip):New, old, current, classic ...... whatever. Is it sincere and at a high artistic level? Is it say something fresh? Just a couple of things that came to... |