Jazz: America's Music
Today I purchased Blue Train by John Coltrane (on the blue note label) -Excellent and beautiful flowing Jazz work. Comp
Which has the better drugs, jazz or folk?
less cut drugs draw which better crowds of folk, jazz or girls?
This guy literally has a PhD in Frank Zappa but here he is with a meditative take on Henry Mancini.
along with miles of recorded stored and id'd vinyl aisles simutaneously stalking a culture i owe a lot aw heck an acre maybe more toward you to hinge within our combined corn row and ear crop ring here please keep the change
may i wrap up by serving as pseudo accountability doc and present our annual earnings gut check your foundational embouche tax deduction inspection reminder
Afro Blue also more than worthy of annual reminders
and here's the full album if you'd like to hear it in context with other songs
Wise One is the second track, and it's interesting to hear how they eventually get there from the opening tones
and yes sometimes John Coltrane was compared to an angry brass goose
along with miles of recorded stored and id'd vinyl aisles simutaneously stalking a culture i owe a lot aw heck an acre maybe more toward you to hinge within our combined corn row and ear crop ring here please keep the changemay i wrap up by serving as pseudo accountability doc and present our annual earnings gut check your foundational embouche tax deduction inspection reminder
The above is what I listened to when I was in the hospital after my hip surgery. It had an amazing power to straighten my brain out and let me rest. Saint John, indeed.
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these feelings while typing are my internal imagination of blasphemous
sometimes i enjoy this cover version more than the original from miles smiles
but it will never whats up with your jive ass surplant the original
1959
recording locations randomly distributed between copenhagen, stockholm and berlin
what a collection of young energetic musicians with their elder drumming muse mentor
artist order copy paste sorted by discogs
Bass – Jymie Merritt
Drums – Art Blakey
Piano – Walter Davis*
Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Trumpet – Lee Morgan
promise well worth the necessary click-through
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Just found this obscure youtube channel that's pretty good. You guys probably never hear of it.
Seriously though, Rick has a few interviews that are really special. This is one. Not that I comprehend all of it.
Rick's a national treasure. If I can't understand the music theory, I can always understand his rants against youtube.
this one is wild
recorded late november into early december of 1961
not much else going on in the world at that time other than one hell of a catch 22 as jfk labels troops sent to vietnam as advisory while castro goes full commie nuts and americans start orbiting chipmanzees around the earth next stop the moon
John Coltrane – tenor & soprano saxophone
Eric Dolphy – alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet
McCoy Tyner – piano
Reggie Workman – bass
Elvin Jones – drums
1. Impressions (1st Version) – 7:35
2. Every Time We Say Goodbye – 5:25
3. My Favourite Things (1st Version) – 11:01
4. Blue Train – 9:10
5. Naima – 4:36
6. My Favourite Things (2nd Version) – 20:33
7. Impressions (2nd Version) – 7:22
you should watch it on youtube
yall know what i mean most ever and always repetitiously is all this sidewinding bop but not movement when dolphy brashly slithers in from the long cane reeds with his clarinet and clear intent to stranglehold the rest of the song into my numb skull the bassist ways ever
so much fun
also underscores the rarity of even hearing a jazz artist speak
I've seen this before. I love the part at around 4:00 where Oscar is talking about how Art Tatum used to mog by throwing in all kinda glissandos and whatnot and Basie is like that's the same thing you been doing to me for years!
why not also from a sight unseen dead start still produce another ray of childhood wonder as he did with those ivories
This what I'm listening to bopping around Home Depot this evening.
from someone who identifies primairly reeding as jazz baratone
long as Philly Joe Jones has my may me you or him rhythm drumsticks
that would be a fantasticly mindblowing set for any other human organist to own
from someone who identifies primairly reeding as jazz baratone
long as Philly Joe Jones has my me you or him rhythm drumsticks
that would be a fantasticly mindblowing set for any human to own
Serge was a terrible heroin addict and when he managed to get clean got some kind of spinal paralysis.
So he recorded this one sober, but unable to walk. Then he died at 33.
Different register obv but similar breathy soft tone.
Bonus legend Ed Bickert on guitar.
Serge Chaloff is a root cause of many post bebop broke jaw lingual jazz inflections
today first time knowing his name
never noticed how eerily important it was hearing in on non-strum music being created from an untarnished large brass bowl instrument
This showed up in my email inbox this morning. Why my love for Wes Montgomery would be considered controversial is beyond me, but it almost got me thrown out of my Thursday Nite home game more than once.
Broken YouTube LinkThis will not stand!
please forgive if others or i have posted this vid before
not mentioning the artist or song name complicates search results
also didn't give it much effort
peak Coltrane Dolphy interactions including only known live recording of Africa
also these guys play
John Coltrane – soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
Eric Dolphy – alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute
Art Davis – double bass
Elvin Jones – drums
McCoy Tyner – piano
Reggie Workman – double bass
Evenings at the Village Gate August '61
outtakes recorded during those same studio sessions between Sept '68 to Feb '69 which produced In a Silent Way
so much enjoyment for this era of John McLaughlin
Bass – Dave Holland
Drums – oe Chambers
Electric Guitar – John McLaughlin
Electric Piano – Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock
Organ – Joe Zawinul
Producer – Bob Belden, Michael Cuscuna, Steve Berkowitz, Teo Macero
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Trumpet – Miles Davis
la fiesta
chick corea
