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11-18-2018 , 01:45 PM

#476

Zeno

Le Misanthrope

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A foggy Sunday here, so some Foggy Jazz

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11-18-2018 , 08:52 PM

#477

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

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from the 1969 Pepper Adams album Encounter!

Pepper - baritone
Zoot Sims - tenor (Zoot is probably most famous for his pairing with Al Cohn and having a saxaphone playing Muppet named after him)
Tommy Flanagan - piano (Saxophone Colossus with Sony Rollins, Giant Steps with Coltrane, several with Kenny Burrell, etc)
Ron Carter - bass (only the most recorded jazz bassist in history)
Elvin Jones - drums (always fun to hear an Elvin and Carter rhythm section)

fun fact: the 1963 album Dakar was initially credited to Pepper but upon reissue was credited to Coltrane.

here are the first and last songs of the album, the rest are mostly slower songs i'm really not in the mood for right now.

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11-25-2018 , 01:47 PM

#478

Zeno

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Sunday Morning Jazz: Live-

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11-25-2018 , 08:16 PM

#479

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

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yep...those are the legends. nice post.

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11-25-2018 , 09:12 PM

#480

REDeYeS00

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the entire concert

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11-26-2018 , 01:44 AM

#481

Phat Mack

Twat-Waffle

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A good night for some Curtis Fuller

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11-28-2018 , 09:36 PM

#482

Schlitz mmmm

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11-28-2018 , 09:50 PM

#483

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

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Schlitz...at the risk of taking this discussion outside the jazz genre, are you familiar with Menomema?

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11-28-2018 , 10:32 PM

#484

Schlitz mmmm

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no, bud. who wat wat is it??

we can take it anywhere. that's the good stuff

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11-30-2018 , 08:56 PM

#485

Schlitz mmmm

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Originally Posted by Phat Mack

A typical lazy-day picnic at Parris Island.

Clarinet ftw

I slept last night in a good hotel
I went shopping today for jewels
The wind rushed around in the dirty town
And the children let out from the schools
I was standing on a noisy corner
Waiting for the walking green
Across the street he stood
And he played real good
On his clarinet, for free.

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12-01-2018 , 01:56 PM

#486

Phat Mack

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I like Joni Mitchell, but I don't remember ever hearing this one.

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12-01-2018 , 10:15 PM

#487

Schlitz mmmm

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yeah, I just discovered it yesterday. Teared-up, she's so gorgeous and talented.

That whole hour plus documentary is worth a viewing. The festival became sort of adversarial for a minute between some festival-goers and the musicians, because the promoters had fencing and police in place to ensure it didn't become a Woodstock in that regard.

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12-01-2018 , 10:21 PM

#488

Schlitz mmmm

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Like the sentiment for some was that it was all corporate. Joni Mitchell seems anything but corporate to me, and she's even advertising in that song, that so many play "real good for free."

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12-03-2018 , 01:32 AM

#489

Zeno

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Go to sleep:

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12-03-2018 , 01:35 AM

#490

Phat Mack

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Perfect

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12-03-2018 , 09:22 PM

#491

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

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now wake up:

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12-03-2018 , 09:58 PM

#492

REDeYeS00

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from the same album

yes, that's Ron Carter on bass and Brian Jackson on piano.

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12-03-2018 , 10:50 PM

#493

Schlitz mmmm

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nice avi. that dude has juice

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12-03-2018 , 10:51 PM

#494

Schlitz mmmm

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that 1st track had to have inspired The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy

u know of those cats?

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12-03-2018 , 10:59 PM

#495

REDeYeS00

always sloppy

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Originally Posted by Schlitz mmmm

that 1st track had to have inspired The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy

u know of those cats?

yes, and that's part of the point. GSH was singing about that in the 70's, DHH was rapping about that in the 90's, and here we are 50 years later in the United States of Unconsciousness.