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Posted on 12/09/2001 6:56:18 PM PST by Big Guy and Rusty 99
my choices in no particular order:
miles davis - kind of blue
charles mingus - black saint and the sinner lady
john coltrane - a love supreme
duke ellington - the webster-blanton years
the quintet - live at massey hall
sonny rollins - saxophone colossus
bill evans - live at the village vanguard
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To: tyner11
do you have mclean omega?
To: Big Guy and Rusty 99
Some of my favorites:
Benny Goodman -- Live at Carnegie Hall
Duke Ellington -- Live at Newport
Miles Davis -- Kind of Blue
Miles Davis -- The Birth of the Cool
Clifford Brown & Sarah Vaughan -- Sarah Vaughan
The Dave Brubeck Quartet -- Time Out
Louis Armstrong & Duke Elington -- The Great Summit
Louis Armstrong -- Plays W.C. Handy
Your mileage may vary.
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posted on
12/09/2001 7:44:47 PM PST
by
PMCarey
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To: nomasmojarras
I've been a professional musician for over 30 years. Ive played Vegas, the Grand Ole Opry, Austin City Limits, well....just about everywhere........I like all types of music, I've played most of it.......The problem is that rap and jazz are not musical. I just don't get it. I've tried, I just don't get it. The people who say they get it, are the same ones that can't clap to the music, or dance in time. They're music lovers, for sure, they just don't know why. ...oh, well...
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posted on
12/09/2001 7:46:16 PM PST
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Lower55
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To: Big Guy and Rusty 99
The Pat Matheny Group (they were teen-agers when they made this great album)
David Gruzin
To: nomasmojarras
That Charlie Haden album is great!
To: PMCarey
louis armstrong plays fat wallers is a great album too
To: irishjuggler
I'm there with "Sketches of Spain", incredible work by both Davis and Evans.
I also like "Carmel" by Joe Sample, "Consummation" by Thad Jones/Mel Lewis, and all of the stuff Gato Barbieri recorded on the Flying Dutchman label.
To: tyner11
those mclean albums are great.
To: tyner11
Does anyone have Grachan Moncur III-Evolution or Some Other Stuff
I have both on vinyl. I love "Evolution", particularly the track "The Coaster". "Some Other Stuff" is pretty "out there". Can't wait till "Evolution" is re-released on cd. The vinyl copy I have is in pretty rough shape!
To: Big Guy and Rusty 99
I like Artie Shaw's band. His "best of" CD is terrfifc.
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posted on
12/09/2001 7:51:07 PM PST
by
Don@VB
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To: Luis Gonzalez
I bet it doesn't drive you slap crazy when your windshield wipers are 'almost' in sync with a song on the radio. It drives me up a wall. One of the reasons I can't handle jazz.
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posted on
12/09/2001 7:53:15 PM PST
by
Lower55
To: Big Guy and Rusty 99
miles davis' tribute to jack johnson goes great with stop-and-go traffic.
To: Lower55
Had a Mustang once where I could not play Queen's "We Are The Champions" when it rained because of that exact reason.
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To: tyner11
you just reminded me of:
Cecil Taylor - Unit Structures
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To: Luis Gonzalez
lol.....exactly....I attempt to adjust my speed on a bridge or interstate if the expansion joints don't keep time to the music......Sucks to have timing.....if I lost my timing, then I might get into jazz......naw, I'd have to lose my knowledge of music theory, and chord progressions.
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12/09/2001 7:59:09 PM PST
by
Lower55
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