Great picture of Charlie Parker
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The kids today don't know about the Jazz music...
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Those guys pioneered shooting up and dying youngDerekJohnson said:I'll await the invariable comments from DDY and Boobs downvote
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I'm reading Miles Davis' autobiography right now for the second timeYellowSnow said:
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Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album -
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
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No comments on the retarded white kids in the crowd?
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pretty sure it was Too Soon for the white girl to start blowing his horn while he’s blowing his horn, in Public.
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I'm waiting on @Dennis_DeYoung to chime inRaceBannon said:No comments on the retarded white kids in the crowd?
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Jamerson didn't take very good care of his instruments apparently.tenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
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When I went to Maryland, (Go Terps !!!) Howard University had a jazz station that I had on 24 / 7 for months...DerekJohnson said:
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
Got to where I really liked the furthest out most unpredictable avante garde free form stuff - almost all rock sounded like formulalistic math to me - only folks like Coltrane, Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy were really free...
I still dream of being a heroin addict jazz musician in Amsterdam...
But look at me now, sober and hoping for pix of Polynesian teens - what a loser fag I've truly becum -
Only $69.98 to get the best sounding reissue of Out To Lunch! Good thing I'm not rich.tenndawg said:
When I went to Maryland, (Go Terps !!!) Howard University had a jazz station that I had on 24 / 7 for months...DerekJohnson said:
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
Got to where I really liked the furthest out most unpredictable avante garde free form stuff - almost all rock sounded like formulalistic math to me - only folks like Coltrane, Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy were really free...
I still dream of being a heroin addict jazz musician in Amsterdam...
But look at me now, sober and hoping for pix of Polynesian teens - what a loser fag I've truly becum
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For the life of me I cannot understand Coleman (Ornette, not Lavon)tenndawg said:
When I went to Maryland, (Go Terps !!!) Howard University had a jazz station that I had on 24 / 7 for months...DerekJohnson said:
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
Got to where I really liked the furthest out most unpredictable avante garde free form stuff - almost all rock sounded like formulalistic math to me - only folks like Coltrane, Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy were really free...
I still dream of being a heroin addict jazz musician in Amsterdam...
But look at me now, sober and hoping for pix of Polynesian teens - what a loser fag I've truly becum -
Remember an interview where he said something like "I try to play the instrument as if I'd never seen it before"DerekJohnson said:
For the life of me I cannot understand Coleman (Ornette, not Lavon)tenndawg said:
When I went to Maryland, (Go Terps !!!) Howard University had a jazz station that I had on 24 / 7 for months...DerekJohnson said:
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
Got to where I really liked the furthest out most unpredictable avante garde free form stuff - almost all rock sounded like formulalistic math to me - only folks like Coltrane, Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy were really free...
I still dream of being a heroin addict jazz musician in Amsterdam...
But look at me now, sober and hoping for pix of Polynesian teens - what a loser fag I've truly becum
It went well with Zen and hallucinogenics back in the day...bwonk, squonk, eeep sounds really meaningful when you have ingested the proper substances and loathe modern society... -
I can meet you in Vantage with a 40 of Olde English, a bag of meth and a boombox with a cassette of Manhattan Transfer.tenndawg said:
When I went to Maryland, (Go Terps !!!) Howard University had a jazz station that I had on 24 / 7 for months...DerekJohnson said:
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
Got to where I really liked the furthest out most unpredictable avante garde free form stuff - almost all rock sounded like formulalistic math to me - only folks like Coltrane, Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy were really free...
I still dream of being a heroin addict jazz musician in Amsterdam...
But look at me now, sober and hoping for pix of Polynesian teens - what a loser fag I've truly becum
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PurpleThrobber said:
I can meet you in Vantage with a 40 of Olde English, a bag of meth and a boombox with a cassette oftenndawg said:
When I went to Maryland, (Go Terps !!!) Howard University had a jazz station that I had on 24 / 7 for months...DerekJohnson said:
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
Got to where I really liked the furthest out most unpredictable avante garde free form stuff - almost all rock sounded like formulalistic math to me - only folks like Coltrane, Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy were really free...
I still dream of being a heroin addict jazz musician in Amsterdam...
But look at me now, sober and hoping for pix of Polynesian teens - what a loser fag I've truly becumManhattan TransferMannheim Steamroller. -
With enough OE and meth, you won't know or care about the difference.YellowSnow said:PurpleThrobber said:
I can meet you in Vantage with a 40 of Olde English, a bag of meth and a boombox with a cassette oftenndawg said:
When I went to Maryland, (Go Terps !!!) Howard University had a jazz station that I had on 24 / 7 for months...DerekJohnson said:
I've never liked Dolphy's sound for whatever reasontenndawg said:Marvin Gaye song "What's Goin' On"...
Marvin comes up with it after midnight, needs legendary Motown bassist James Jamerson to record it immediately
They find Jamerson boiled as an owl in a local bar, somehow get him to studio
Jamerson too drunk and whatever else to sit on stool / chair to play - Jamerson records bass part lying on his back on the floor
Jazz Recommendation: Eric Dolphy....especially on bass clarinet, "Out To Lunch" is a cool album
Got to where I really liked the furthest out most unpredictable avante garde free form stuff - almost all rock sounded like formulalistic math to me - only folks like Coltrane, Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy were really free...
I still dream of being a heroin addict jazz musician in Amsterdam...
But look at me now, sober and hoping for pix of Polynesian teens - what a loser fag I've truly becumManhattan TransferMannheim Steamroller.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmSDTCiCup0
