Jazz for aficionados
Rok, I can leave the reservation any time for music like that. Late night and a glass of wine (or whatever), and the volume up a notch. Here's another one from the same album; it's instrumental, closer to the jazz reservation. This music is also well recorded. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZmeFGmiQDI Enjoy the music. |
Rok, when I was in LA sometime ago, there was a car in front of "Dino's" that looked like that, two tone and all. I could not name one single car parked in front of "Dino's". I asked the guy showing me around LA, if we should stop at "Dino's" and have a drink. Those cars parked out front told us the answer to that question, he just smiled. Enjoy the music. |
I've got a question for all jazz musicians; say you come to St. Louis and you want to gig. Since you're a well known artist, that wont be an especially big problem, but you want two more musicians to form a trio. This was in 1969; whatever difference that would make between now and then, you would know. How do you select and get these other two musicians. All you'll be playing is improvisational jazz, no "Moonlight In Vermont" or other standards, just straight up jazz; who do you call to get these other two musicians? Enjoy the music. |
I would be glad to give you an answer that I guarantee is accurate. However, and I think it's very unfortunate that it's come to this, I have to say that I will not engage in yet another ridiculous dispute with you. My answer will be an honest one and for it to have any meaning it will necessarily start by my pointing out that there are some fundamental problems with your basic premise; at least the way you have worded it. The problems (per your wording) point to a lack of understanding not only about the business, but also about the music itself. If interested, let me know and I can respond later this evening. |
