Jazz Kat

I know what you mean. I played once with my drum teacher's classic rock band. He built them up so much, "this is probaly the best musicians you'll ever play with." (umm yeah right) After about 100 blues progressions, I got up there, and my friend, much older, a drum teacher, not mine was like, this kid wants to play some jazz! The bassist, (electric) looked over at the keyboardist, and said "you ever hear Milestones?" He said, "No," so he just did a fast progression, that swung. That bass player couldn't keep a steady bass line for his life. Well it got to my solo, and I 'blew the house down.' But the music sucked.

I just have Bill Evans's track, I Should Care on the Evans's Finest Hour.

But its so friken much money!

My father tells me, to go get that Kenny G cd off the wall and pop it in! Then I wake up from my nightmare.

I'm trying to figure out what overall kind of music this person goes for. Bon Jovi, Kenny G., Harry Connick, Elvis.... what an assortment.

I turned my ele. up right and it was harder to get my two-finger techingique I usually do on my ele. bass.

Did we skip Kenny Drew and Wynton Kelly?

chocolate ice cream!!

They call fishing for beginners, "cello fishing."

If you go out looking to buy a bass are you, bass fishing?

Quick kats getting there before I edit. That's some real talent ya guys got there!

How come in every forum post numbers come up. Who cares! When you are talking with friends, do you count and limit the words you say? Now if you just talk chicken shit, it's pointless, but just let these people who post nothing worth reading alone. They no they have know life, and that's worse. B-)

Well I'm glad I dont live in Florida, because if I buy one the heat might cause it to explode. (this has been known to happen)

No problem.

Yep I got ya. I am joking, hence the smiley. I think everyone has that inner eardge of wanting a certain number of posts. CHE did quite a job on ranking up his number.

Yep, and that means he's not a guest star? No matter..

I love the bass. I got an electric but it has been my dream to play an acoustic bass. Any out there swing it on the bass?

No? What did I have wrong?

Great, make me more acnxious to get 100 posts.

Hmm, I have it pictured on one of my Argo/Cadet record sleaves, The Jazztet And John Lewis, with Art Farmer and Benny Golson, number 684.

I remember seeing one with John Lewis. I guess they had a lot of guest artists.

Would you say the Jazztet was revolutionary and/or highly successful? You dig them? I still think Meet The Jazztet is one of the greatest albums ever!

He's probaly got Bobby M. on alto, Randy Jackson on drums, and maybe his son on bass.

tru ddat!

I'm just worried, if I ever get married and she dies first, who will pay the bills, buy the food, and cook.