Jazz for aficionados
I'm in a "Don Cherry" mood; his music is transitional, it's the stop over you have to make before getting back to solid terra firma, down to earth jazz. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRqxQhF4LX8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNXePvT5H0s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp5mZxkeV1c Enjoy the music. |
Excellent post O-10. And you are correct comparing it to bell bottoms. Both are equally relevant today. I said about three years ago that the 70's was a terrible time for music. Music from that era just never gave me good vibes. I am sure there are exceptions, but overall, not the best era for music. Cheers |
When I was about 22 I heard Romantic Warrior and decided I never wanted to be without it and bought two albums. I think it was my introduction to music being an art. I had never thought of it that way before. This album is so colorful. I love it. In about 1976 there was a electronics(mostly stereo equipment)show at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City Utah. It was in a large arena, maybe 200' X 200'. It was really good sound equipment being demonstrated, even some of the highest of high end at that time. Every booth that was displaying sound equipment played this cut Romantic Warrior loud and clear, by way of a local(in the arena) FM broadcast. That was goose bump time for me. |
