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  1. 05-12-2006, 09:30 PM #1
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    Anybody Jazz fans here?

    ...besides me and p-funk??

    If so, whatcha listening to right now?

    Jazz discussion only, please.



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    My father pumps Jazz all the time til the neighbors bitch...
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    Oh man....Bill Frissell, Gone Just like a Train album......fucking great guitar playing and compositions.
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    I am more partial to funk, which is alot like jazz IMO.
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    I like some of the big names. I haven't explored as much as I should. Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, Dave Brubeck, Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, etc. I haven't been listening to it much lately, but I need to start up again.
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    Sun Ra - They Dwell on Other Planes

    I love Sun Ra and the eccentricity of his music.

    He's like the Frank Zappa of Jazz....
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    Quote Originally Posted by maniclion
    Sun Ra - They Dwell on Other Planes

    I love Sun Ra and the eccentricity of his music.

    He's like the Frank Zappa of Jazz....
    That guy is pretty wild. Doesn't he think he's an alien or something like that?
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  13. 05-13-2006, 12:48 AM #12
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    He claimed to be from Saturn.
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    Without Sun Ra, Frank Zappa’s wonderfully loony and abstract stage shows would have had no context; the Grateful Dead’s "space" interlude in each of their concerts were as much a direct nod to Sun Ra as they were an occasion for their fans to sit back and enjoy that recently swallowed hit of acid; and it’s hard to imagine that George Clinton’s Mothership ever would have landed without Sun Ra first blazing the trail
    A quote from one of his biographies...
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    I used to always listen to "Jazz after Hours" on NPR when I came from work. I don't remember any of the names though.
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    Of course once I start listening to Jazz I just have to hear Coltrane do the complete live suite of Love Supreme...one of my all time favorite songs that gives me goose bumps.
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    I have a few Jazz CD's, Bitches Brew is my favorite one. Nothing better than Jazz live, when I lived in Chicago we would go about once a month.
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    bitches brew is excellent!
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    Latin jazz.
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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Latin jazz.

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    Any Saint Germain fans here?
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    Ornette Coleman - Abstraction
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    mmmm....ornette is a certifiable bad ass.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cappo5150
    Any Saint Germain fans here?
    Heck yeah, me!!

    Not exactly big name, also are on the edge of being fusion / ambient music (which is how I found them)...

    Cool somebody has heard of St Germain..


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    Right now I am listening to one of my all time favorite jazz recordings......


    Sonny Rollins, Sonny Stitt, Dizzy Gillespie playing On the Sunny Side of the Street off of the Sonny Side up CD.


    The blowing is amazing. Rollins is such a melody maker. A perfect blend of melody and chops. Stitt is just amazing. I love his sound....His solo starts so soulful with that motifs and little plays on melody. Amazing!!
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    Ornette with the Grateful Dead 2-23-93 - The Other One
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    Quote Originally Posted by maniclion
    Ornette with the Grateful Dead 2-23-93 - The Other One

    I hate the Grateful dead.

    Ornette with Pat Metheny.....Song X.

    Pat metheny doing all ornette tunes with billy higgins and charlie haden...Rejoicing!!

    Ornette...the shape of Jazz to come!
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    How about some Woody Shaw....the most under-rated trumpet player ever!
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    I watched something about Woody Shaw on BET Jazz or Ovation, one of those channels that has biographies of musicians.
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    Quote Originally Posted by maniclion
    I watched something about Woody Shaw on BET Jazz or Ovation, one of those channels that has biographies of musicians.

    Dude had one of the worst ends of a life a person can have:

    1) he became a heroin addict
    2) got aids
    3) got hit by a train and bled to death
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    Dude had one of the worst ends of a life a person can have:

    1) he became a heroin addict
    2) got aids
    3) got hit by a train and bled to death
    Wow I must have missed that part of the biography, at least he didn't have to die a really slow death of aids while going through withdrawals.
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