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Joe "Flat Cheeks" Hanrasty - Rounded Off!!!

Baye le Cuse - Don't Think This Is Gonna Last Forever!!!

Maybe you should just stay off the streets? After dark, anyway.

Lorester Young - Proper Angles

@Joe Ray Brown & Herb Ellis it is! Jimmy Jones as well. As for the drummer trust your logic 😀

@Joe a very particular kind of swing indeed! The drummer has been identified, but the rest of the rhythm section has not. It's a perhaps unlikely group and if the drummer is the driver of that bus, the others are perfectly in sync, which was not necessarily a given!

Sabanga Bowl - Hand Me That Dipper!!!

Really? I recall nobody making any such claim. That would be both ignorant and stupid. I do recall a discussion about how much of an impact that Miles had on it, and that there were those who maintained that his input was minimal. I find that to be as ignorant and stupid as having it the other way around. Sounds like another bunch of racists... they're everywhere, you know. All of them.

Thom Keith ID-ed Joe's cut.

Cooper Binghamton V - Takin' It All!!!

Far be it from me to put words into his mouth.

I think he's explaining himself.

Many people like David Rosenthal's Hard Bop. Me, I found it generic, but it does name a lot of names and stuff. If you're looking for that type of thing, there it is.

Beverly Teeming - Wisty

Shuffles Monahan - Hold It, Dad!!!

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/03/18/how-arnold-schoenberg-changed-hollywood#:~:text=He moved to California during,George Gershwin to James Dean. Also includes an Ethnic Heritage Ensemble reference.

Kate Paul - Dead All Over Again!!!

You will never hear surf music again. Supposedly.

Mick Sheath - Run of Luck

Thank you for your service.

The Bingers - Live At The Resumption Point!!!

Speech bothers some people, so let's call it language. But either way, this is where Jazz 101 fails. They attempt translation without understanding the language to begin with.

Bird is in the Bird camp. I mean, as a kid he heard Lester in KC, so he got Full Lester. Therein lies the difference. The notion of Lester having a strong influence on the R & B players is hardly original with me, but it is underplayed in Jazz 101. One more reason I say Fuck Jazz 101. What holds up more is the notion of vertical bs horizontal, but that too has its limitations. Ultimately, it's all speech.