Jazz for aficionados
"The spirit of the drum is something that you feel but cannot put your hands on," Babatunde Olatunji, had the spirit of his Nigerian ancestors; that says it all; "Drums of Passion " is my favorite. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TVRNWAI/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpi_8 |
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Short on time so apology for the short response....for now (Alex). Re players’ tones and descriptions of them, something to keep in mind that may help. It is impossible to separate tone and its description from how the player initiates the note (the attack) of the note and the inflections of the tone that the player uses. A fascinating study was done of players’ tones which demonstrated that if several players with very different tones are recorded playing one note and sustaining it, if the the initial attack and end of the sustained note are edited out the different players’ tones become almost indistinguishable from each other. Eddie Lockjaw plays with an extremely inflected tone. |
pjw, not a casualty of war , a planed war crime .schubert I understand what you are saying but you already know that Nazi Germany was the undisputed world leader when it came to war crimes (with Imperial Japan second). Besides the Holocaust the Germans bombed many more cities with innocent civilians in Poland, Holland, Belgium, France and England. Even as Nazi Germany knew the Thousand Year Reich was finished (it lasted 12 years) they were shooting many of their newly developed "wonder weapons", The V - 2 rockets (the worlds first long range guided ballistic missile) at London as revenge for the Anglo American Allies bombing of German cities. I’m not saying any of it is right. Its why there should never be another World War. |
