rok2id
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| Jazz for aficionados O-10:Shadowfax:Excellent!! Enjoyed them both. I vaguely remember the name, but I don't own any of their stuff on CD. This is legitimate music. If these cuts are representative of the entire CDs, I will look them up on Amazon.I still don't understa... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Yiippeee!!! I won the "how long will he stay away" betting pool. I selected less than 24 hours!! My prize? I won all, and I mean ALL, of the OP's Kenny G collection.A suggestion to The Frogman, if I may be so bold.You should submit music that you ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Today's Listen:Tuck & Patti -- TEARS OF JOYRecorded in 1988This is a lot better than I remember it being. Played it last night in the dark. Nice. Patti can sing, and Tuck knows his way around the guitar. Just a duo, but they sound like a large... | |
| Jazz for aficionados ****Frogman been misinterpreting every thing I say, but he's been rewriting my posts, and coming up with something completely different from what I said originally.*****He is a Master of the Strawman.Just ordered CDs by Morgan, Dinah, Ellington an... | |
| Jazz for aficionados {A person cannot make a 'contribution' to Jazz, with something that you cannot define as Jazz.}****We are talking about what led to the birth of what would be one known as jazz; and, as such, the contribution of the European classical tradition to... | |
| Jazz for aficionados BTW, the article came from the 'Mosaic Records' site.cheers | |
| Jazz for aficionados Sometimes the 'connections' or 'influences' we make are extremely tenuous. You can reach a point where we can say all music was influenced by the first human that ever hummed a sound. He/she created notes and phrases., without having any possible ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados O-10:You are right about all the 'Filler' on current day CDs. The increased time is difficult for a lot of players to fill with quality music.Lee morgan? I thought I had all of his 'must-have' stuff, but "The Procrastinator" is currently in my CAR... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Comments Anyone?Beethoven’s Last Piano Sonata: Does it Anticipate Jazz?This epic Piano Sonata in C Minor, Opus 111, isn’t the last piano work Beethoven published (his staggering Diabelli Variations, Opus 120, arrived a bit later), but it’s his las... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Aficionados:I agree with the comments of O-10 and The Frogman, concerning my conduct. Message received and understood. My apologies to all.Cheers | |
| Jazz for aficionados **** we can stay in this decade as long as you like, or leave anytime you get ready.*****Wow!! You Folks ready to move on so soon? I thought we would be talking about this wonderful and interesting music for months!!I'll see you guys when you comp... | |
| Jazz for aficionados *****I heard the incredible Michael Brecker; perhaps the greatest saxophone virtuouso to ever live (really!) and who would become the voice of fusion saxophone.*****He could have been. I would go so far as to say, he is Fusion!! His contributions ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados I realize we may upset the purest, but this is as pure as it gets!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk0_PDhuguc | |
| Jazz for aficionados *****The 70's was a tough decade for pure jazz, ******Very true. I noticed that if you google 70's Jazz, seems as if every link comes up with the word 'Fusion' in it. I also notice a lot of artist just didn't seem to record in the 70's. Sad era.BT... | |
| Jazz for aficionados O-10:Jutta Hipp.I remember her from back in the day. I have her Blue Note LP, "At the Hickory House".If I recall correctly, she eventually pulled a 'Miles' on us, and left Jazz and went into working as a seamtress.That was a nice Clip, thanks most... |