gord
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-8pU7VCf9o
john Coltrane-the cats, just great jazz.
john Coltrane-the cats, just great jazz.
What jazz have you been listening to today?
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White Knight
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Miles Davis--Bitches Brew {Disc 1}. Still cutting edge music almost four decades since it was first released back in 1969.
White Knight
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Absolutely, Gord; Upon a first listen, it might well sound like just a lot of disassociated noise. However, when one really listens to it, he/she can discern numerous themes and counter-themes being woven in intricate and changing patterns. It also took me numerous listenings to this album to appreciate it for the gem that it truly is. Not "traditonal jazz" by any means, just great jazz, which was light years ahead of its time, much like Jimi Hendrix and his music.
Congratulations on your breakthrough! :cheers:
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White Knight
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Keith Jarrett--The Impulse Story
White Knight
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Wayne Shorter--The Classic Blue Note Years {Disc # 2}
gord
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AyQe8jO3K8
session at midnight, a great album.
session at midnight, a great album.
gord
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N6alKYuGno
Stanley Jordan--bolero-blue note.this is very interesting a mixture of jazz and classical,i love it.
Stanley Jordan--bolero-blue note.this is very interesting a mixture of jazz and classical,i love it.
John Watt
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I bought Mile's "In a Silent Way", "Bitche's Brew" and "Are You Experienced" all at once,
wanting to get my own Jimi album and some new Miles.
Bitche's Brew hung in, but just became listening to one side.
In a Silent Way is a totally beautiful album, in a silent way.
It's almost hard to believe Mile's using bitches was considered hot and radical.
For over a year, when Mile's was asked what was on his turntable,
he said Jimi Hendrix.
I listened all the way when I first brought it home, and I can say I put it on for a little,
sitting here,
but it's time to make a move with this John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman (vocalist) package.
McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones, recorded at Van Gelder's studio in 1963.
The vocals are just too mellow.
This is a nice, folding cardboard cover, with a twelve page book,
and other than the cover being a little worn around the edges,
it looks and sounds brand new.
Hmmm! What should I do?
wanting to get my own Jimi album and some new Miles.
Bitche's Brew hung in, but just became listening to one side.
In a Silent Way is a totally beautiful album, in a silent way.
It's almost hard to believe Mile's using bitches was considered hot and radical.
For over a year, when Mile's was asked what was on his turntable,
he said Jimi Hendrix.
I listened all the way when I first brought it home, and I can say I put it on for a little,
sitting here,
but it's time to make a move with this John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman (vocalist) package.
McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones, recorded at Van Gelder's studio in 1963.
The vocals are just too mellow.
This is a nice, folding cardboard cover, with a twelve page book,
and other than the cover being a little worn around the edges,
it looks and sounds brand new.
Hmmm! What should I do?
John Watt
Member
David Sanborn CD, "A Change of Heart", smooth, corporate jazzy, 50 cents, for when I'm sanding a cabinet I'm building,
waiting to see a Simply Red DVD, "Stars", a best of live concert, a trade for two DVD movies.
Hey gord, you niagara falls canada guy!
Have you ever heard of the Niagara Funk Machine?
They just invited me to audition as a lead singer-guitarist.
A local band wants me to practice Tuesday nights as their lead singer.
That TV appearance really brought me a lot of interest.
Miles got bad, when he had a rumpled and sloppy looking chubby guitarist,
in jeans and work shirt, playing a Stratocaster through a Marshall amp.
It's like he wanted to be bad on purpose to turn people off to that equipment.
A Stratocaster and Marshall stack with effects should be a new, traditional instrument,
with a big humbucker at the end of the fretboard as a lead solo option.
Yes, I typed fretboard when my semi-solid-body has a fingerboard.
waiting to see a Simply Red DVD, "Stars", a best of live concert, a trade for two DVD movies.
Hey gord, you niagara falls canada guy!
Have you ever heard of the Niagara Funk Machine?
They just invited me to audition as a lead singer-guitarist.
A local band wants me to practice Tuesday nights as their lead singer.
That TV appearance really brought me a lot of interest.
Miles got bad, when he had a rumpled and sloppy looking chubby guitarist,
in jeans and work shirt, playing a Stratocaster through a Marshall amp.
It's like he wanted to be bad on purpose to turn people off to that equipment.
A Stratocaster and Marshall stack with effects should be a new, traditional instrument,
with a big humbucker at the end of the fretboard as a lead solo option.
Yes, I typed fretboard when my semi-solid-body has a fingerboard.
NiallO23
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Just listened to an unusual album: El Aaiun - Across the border. Norwegian jazz/world/contemporary with top Norwegian musicians. Strange, beautiful, chaotic, hard-swinging: Mathilde Grooss Viddal – El Aaiun - Across the Border