Jazz for aficionados
Eddie Daniels: I think Mr Daniels "classical" training is beginning to show a little too much, considering he is supposed to be playing Jazz. Brought to mind 'William Tell'. Ron Odrich: I make the same argument against this guy, that you make against Wynton.. Both excellent players and have surely mastered their instrument, however...... Cheers Consider this: Suppose the Violin had the same penetration, prominence and importance in classical music, that the Bass Clarinet has in Jazz. There's your answer. |
acman3 Nice clip.David S. Ware R.I.P. . Such a powerful original player . He took the lineage of Coltrane and took it to the next level.Shipp,Parker&Brown His best group IMO. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KOFHYUBiplA |
Bowie’s "I Only Have Eyes For You" just grabs me, but maybe because I’m old enough to be nostalgic about the time when it was released as a pop vocal? frog, you should have said that in your best Foghorn Leghorn accent! ;^) nap, thanks for replying. This won’t help since they are still sealed and I can’t see the labels, but they were inexpensive, about $12 I believe. I should have expected they might not have decent sonics at that price, but I have bought some OJCs inexpensively which are not bad. There is nothing on the jackets to suggest who or when produced since they are reproductions of the original Blue Note albums. I bought them at least five years ago, maybe more (as mentioned, I’d forgotten about them). So my question to you, do you have any stamped for Scorpio, and if so what are their sonics? Unusual or gimmicky instrumentation in jazz? Here’s my candidate for the extreme - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmaicurzPb0 |
