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That's nice John. Clap I grew up hearing Johnny Cash. 
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My teen years were in semi-rural East Texas.  Wink
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Originally posted by js js wrote:

My teen years were in semi-rural East Texas.  Wink
  Sure you would of heard Johnny there. LOL Ray above has been put on pause whilst I was checking out the New Jazz Albums thread. Really good John. Heaps of great stuff and samples.  Ai Kuwabara is really nice and spacey, that Brad Mehldau sounds quite a good one, also had a listen to Yelena Eckemoff's newie ( have a few of hers already here) and a couple of others artists as well. Great thread.

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Thanks, we have more threads which cover RnB, jazz-rock, nu jazz etc. These are the threads that bring us the visitors.
By the way, did you see the recent thread where the guy was looking for help identifying a song?
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Thanks, we have more threads which cover RnB, jazz-rock, nu jazz etc. These are the threads that bring us the visitors.
By the way, did you see the recent thread where the guy was looking for help identifying a song?
I can't place that song but I will have a look at it tomorrow a bit more. May track it down 
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The Complete Hot Five &amp; Hot Seven Recordings

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Originally posted by js js wrote:

^ I don't know that album, but Mary Halvorson has been a person of interest lately, love the way she can get deep into jazz guitar ala Jim Hall or Wes Montgomery, and then switch up and go NYC avant-pop like Sonic Youth.
It's the only one of hers I have John, it is great for the last edition for Zorn's "Book Of Angels" which is why I bought it as I have about 75% of that series from him and yes she is one hell'va guitarist. I am meaning to look at some others of hers as well after hearing this but they seem to vary quite a bit and will check them out first. "Code Girl" her latest has been getting good reviews.



from Halvorson more current albums I like the most her Illegal Crowns project :



here are some samples from the album:

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The newest one on Tzadik is unusual for her - duets with Bill Frisell  mostly in his already traditional down-tempo key





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^ All of that sounds good, but I really like her arrangements for larger ensembles and her work with steel guitarist Susan Alcorn too.
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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

Originally posted by Matt Matt wrote:

Originally posted by js js wrote:

^ I don't know that album, but Mary Halvorson has been a person of interest lately, love the way she can get deep into jazz guitar ala Jim Hall or Wes Montgomery, and then switch up and go NYC avant-pop like Sonic Youth.
It's the only one of hers I have John, it is great for the last edition for Zorn's "Book Of Angels" which is why I bought it as I have about 75% of that series from him and yes she is one hell'va guitarist. I am meaning to look at some others of hers as well after hearing this but they seem to vary quite a bit and will check them out first. "Code Girl" her latest has been getting good reviews.



from Halvorson more current albums I like the most her Illegal Crowns project :



here are some samples from the album:





The newest one on Tzadik is unusual for her - duets with Bill Frisell  mostly in his already traditional down-tempo key



Another interesting one. Nice thanks Slava.
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That was great John, Fletcher was a real pioneer for Jazz. It's amazing the artists that went through his orchestra. Armstrong did not change  all that much but Coleman Hawkins kept adapting to what was current in Jazz pretty much throughout his career.
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Re Fletcher Henderson, the late 20s and early 30s were a special time in jazz. The big band arrangements of Henderson, Don Redmond, the young Ellington and others were insane. The dance bands of the so-called 'swing era' calmed all that down and, unfortunately, the bands did not return as much to the high octane stuff.

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