Jazz Kat

try and kill me!

I was trying to think of really cool setups, or whatever you wanna call it, that aren't frequently used in jazz settins. Cool ones I came up with were just bass and drums just organ and drums alto flute, piano, bass, drums trombone, piano, bass, drums trombone, bass, drums Any other cool ideas?

I love when Wolf got pictures of drummers with the whole kit in the pic.

Sometimes it's not the actual not getting any replies, it's when you see how many people viewed the thread, ex: 168, and no replies. All those people said, "Wow, this thread sucks!"

Does anyone know where I can find "Mess Around?"

Jim, have you checked if there´s any time of the day where no jazz freak is hangin´ round here? I bet there´s always some 24-hours-a-day guy.... couw? No. 24 hour jazz talk!

Miles Ahead, "New Rhumba"

sad

Wow. Didn't Herb Alpert win a grammy for What Now My Love in 1966?

Good question. Had to think about that...

Wow, I think I saw that on BET last year..

"I Got A Women" & "Baby It's Cold Oustide"

It's called collecting. Or enjoying............ beautiful music.

BN's were classic.

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Well at least we got recordings of him to remember his greatness by. And those who were lucky enough to have seen him in his prime, that you have those memories to remember him by.

Booker T. He made that B-3 Sang!

This is bringing back sad memories of when I first heard Elvin Jones died this Summer. I think the day after he died, it was up on drummerworld.com. I felt so sad. A drum teacher/friend said like two weeks before he was gonna take me to see him at The Blue Note, when I found out he died, I was heartbroken. This is the same deal.

Wow, I had no idea he was even still alive. The best organ player in the world, period . More and more are leaving us, this sucks!

Yo, two years apart. Live on Long Island. Drums and guitar bro.

Him and Cecil Taylor would make good autobiographies. I would like to know how they dealt with the bashing they got as they pioneered their free jazz.

Ornette would have had any other drummer he might have had play on that recording that same way, so.... He even helps the "free jazz" concept with his unique, but in the same way, childish playing.

I don't have time right now, I'm OUT TO LUNCH, with Eric Dolphy and the gang.

From the little I heard on Empty Foxhole, was, that he didn't quite have the chops yet, but his playing was actually quite imaginative.

I witnessed a conversation a couple months back between two people, talking about Christmas. "Christmas is just a commercial scam." -2nd person... "No it's not, you're thinking of Valentine's Day."