
adh1907
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- Birthday 07/19/1961
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Call to the festival
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Thanks. Interesting. I thought he was only doing that odd chewing thing in the 50s. Not aware of any other sax player with this embouchure. Anthony London
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RIP. Saw him at the Cooler in New York in the mid 90s, with David Murray, Reggie Workman, Rashied Ali and Amira Baraka. A tribute to Coltrane. A memorable concert but Moncur looked badly out of practice, and took few solos. I wondered what had gone wrong, looked like he was coming back after a long lay off. That said, a great legacy. Anthony London
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On the subject of the Tristano school, can anyone explain Warne Marsh’s bubblegum embouchure in the 50s? So weird, I would love to emulate it, if someone could explain the theory and practice??
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Excellent. I think that is some of the best Warne on record, especially his solo on Sweet Georgia Brown. Anthony London
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Claude Thornhill/Gil Evans
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‘Silver storm’ is a v typical late period Shank record. Fast, pretty harsh-toned bebop. I am a big fan of Bud Shank and prefer his early style. I also think there is a mid-period Shank, in between the two styles, such as his brilliant contribution to the Thomas Crown affair soundtrack in 1968:
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A distinctive Brazilian drumbeat. How quaint.
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Thank you very much!
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adh1907 started following Charles Mingus at the Jazz Workshop "Right Now"
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Received my copy today, not yet spun on the turntable. Anthony
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Interesting news, not familiar with Namislowski’s ‘Lola’, what is that?
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The article has now been tweeted: https://www.jazzwise.com/features/article/charles-lloyd-the-thing-is-i-want-to-share-the-music-i-m-still-on-a-mission-and-it-can-t-happen-this-is-plague-time
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Wow!