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Preferred lead instrument in a jazz group
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Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

Originally posted by js js wrote:

Bop was noisy hectic and chaotic to people raised on swing dance bands. The jazz audience became much smaller during the Be Bop years.


thankfully though, it allowed jazz to grow as an art form

That really crazy high speed Bop that Parker and Diz played might be jazz at its most refined point. There is no other music that sounds anything like it.
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Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

No, I mean as an online community. We've all had an interest in progressive rock / fusion at some point, which is why we're here (via PA).

EDIT: also, say NO to post-1979 jazz and all those modern hacks.

EDIT2: and I'm sure some guys would put 1959 instead of 1979 LOL


i wonder if some would say post-1939 is rubbish



Didn't Mr. Marsalis say that?
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Originally posted by Cannonball With Hat Cannonball With Hat wrote:

So which is it?

I don't even know of all of these exist, but I tried not to get too outrageous with my choices. And this is generally meant in a small (trio/quartet, qunitet at most) "standard" jazz ensemble, but if you prefer to take it in a more fusion/avant direction please be my guest.
I went for the fender rhodes (el piano), but the way McCoy Tyner played on the acoustic pianogets deeper under my skin...
 
I also like flute (Stieg, Mann, for ex)
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

No, I mean as an online community. We've all had an interest in progressive rock / fusion at some point, which is why we're here (via PA).

EDIT: also, say NO to post-1979 jazz and all those modern hacks.

EDIT2: and I'm sure some guys would put 1959 instead of 1979 LOL


i wonder if some would say post-1939 is rubbish



Didn't Mr. Marsalis say that?


I think he'd be in the "No post-69 jazz"
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Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Originally posted by darkshade darkshade wrote:

Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

No, I mean as an online community. We've all had an interest in progressive rock / fusion at some point, which is why we're here (via PA).

EDIT: also, say NO to post-1979 jazz and all those modern hacks.

EDIT2: and I'm sure some guys would put 1959 instead of 1979 LOL


i wonder if some would say post-1939 is rubbish



Didn't Mr. Marsalis say that?


I think he'd be in the "No post-69 jazz"
69 is my fave, so I'm a pro-69Pig TongueLOL
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I like it best when the drums are the most prominent instrument.
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I chose guitar because my background is in guitar but I tend to appreciate all instruments equally. (I played a baritone euphonium and xylophone in high school though I also know keyboards and some drums/percussion).
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Originally posted by Ovalotus Ovalotus wrote:

I like it best when the drums are the most prominent instrument.

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I also like drum player well. Because the musician after the 60's had often shifted to fusion, a reformative drum player had a lot of opinions made not to appear so much for the rhythm of pure Jazz.

Of course, Tony Williams was a reformative drum player. Elvin Jones and Jack DeJonette also do a lot of good performances.

It is felt that a drum player these days when they have been succeeded to is a musician such as Bill Stewart.

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I have to mention my fave, Art Blakey minimum fancy stuff but he could do it. Its that rythmn and time. Thats coming from an all out Jazz Mesengers fan
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I recalled Art Blakey by the opinion of Matt.Embarrassed

I like album at time when Wayne Shorter was especially on the register.Smile
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Trombone or Violin.
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Originally posted by triceratopsoil triceratopsoil wrote:

Vibes are pretty kickin', I'll go with that.

Vibraphone/ xylophone for me.  And Bobby Hutcherson is my fave player.
"Anyone can make the simple complicated. Creativity is making the complicated simple" (Charles Mingus).
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