msbel
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| Jazz for aficionados Listened to "John Coltrane Quartet Ballads" today flipping sides over and over. Elvin Jones' brushes, climbing cymbal mallets and rolls on within and nearly all the lead outs are pure genius. Rising like a Phoenix to remind us this was not an "ea... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @pryso Here is a straight to YT link for the ad in case others don't use Google search to watch embeds. Thanks again. I have watched this 3x already! | |
| Jazz for aficionados @pryso Thank you. Did not know that. Most excellent. Man, this is very good. I hope my kid does the same when that time comes. Found it -- https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=2001+VW+Jetta+%22Great+Escape%22+commercial... | |
| HOW DID YOU END UP WITH YOUR DREAM SYSTEM? @calvinj Hi there. So sorry to hear about your loss of Charles this many years ago. Perhaps he is up there smiling at you carrying the torch here in this community, and I am sure others ... Time, place, age, friends, cables ... in that order :... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @acman3 Oh yes, oh yes/ Perfect way to start the day. Thanks for that ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OFleiE81-E Never been able to sit still while listening to this - more gyrating in some weird dance - which I believe is the intent. Mingus' lead in is one of his best. And throughout more out front that most of... | |
| HOW DID YOU END UP WITH YOUR DREAM SYSTEM? 25+ years ago. Sitting at a picnic table behind a well known hifi shop where the owner and a British elder (magician) were recapping torn up Eico’s and Marantz 8B’s, while customers perused $30K CD Transports (remember them?) inside. We sort of ch... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @frogman Thanks for sharing. I understand what you mean for sure. Your last sentence is spot on no doubt. Booker wrote about this subject. You may find some of it here in his quotes that sort of approach the subject gently. https://jazzprofiles... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @ghosthouse Hi - nice to hear you are getting into Booker Little. Booker and Eric Dolphy recorded a lot together. The most known are probably the 5 Spot sessions in 1961, which some feel contributed to heralding in the early "new thing" among ... | |
| Chet Baker vs. Miles Davis I meant "both" not "bot" - last time I checked, I 'aint a bot :) | |
| Chet Baker vs. Miles Davis Both are able to bring me to tears - E.G, - Both playing the same tune, sort of same period // Miles Quintet (Prestige)- Workin' - "It Never Entered my Mind" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Np8PJDGq_A Chet Baker - "Chet" - It Never En... | |
| Whats playing on your system today? Tom Waits - Alice | |
| Jazz for aficionados Nice work @mahgister Happy Thanksgiving to you all -- "Got Butter On It" - well, that's the main question we get here today. Jabbo Smith - cornet! 1929 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gFVzEI08bc | |
| Jazz for aficionados For a manic jazz collector, this is a maddening task. So much has been listed here it's beyond. Maybe this already has, so apologies in advance. If I had to run out of the house right now - Booker Little "Out Front", original Candid LP pressing ... | |
| More potential bad news for some big names... @nitrobob Hey. That’s you in there ya? Awesome. Love the lift and dial going vertical flat in a second and a half. Now if we just had those led red leds on the lower dash with double gauges on audio gear - well I am in. Bravo - thanks for sharin... |