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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 15:39:05 (permalink)
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Mid town over the Ed Sullivan Theater.  Ok..




Yeah what floor ?
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 15:46:58 (permalink)
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eph221
Mid town over the Ed Sullivan Theater.  Ok..




Yeah what floor ?
 
Kenny




14th? 
 
(Sorry eph, too easy!)

 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 15:53:15 (permalink)
:D  Sorry to ruffle your feathers Kenny.
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 15:58:45 (permalink)
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Mid town over the Ed Sullivan Theater.  Ok..




Yeah what floor ?
 
Kenny




14th? 
 
(Sorry eph, too easy!)



I'm still waiting for an answer since I've spent years in that building doing music 
Then I'm gonna ask him what colors Ashford and Simpsons 2 Rolls Royces were
They used to park them right in front of the side entrance on 54 th st ...
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 16:00:20 (permalink)
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:D  Sorry to ruffle your feathers Kenny.




No problem Dave , I enjoy a good fight as much as the next guy
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 16:08:00 (permalink)
Hope he gets the one question white, er, I mean right! 

 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 16:13:15 (permalink)
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That's the type of Jazz I play.  I just hit a bunch of random notes and chords with even more random timing.  Should a note sound especially bad, I make sure to go back to it and hit it again with emphasis to let everyone know I meant to do it.




Apply for a job with the Sun Ra Arkestra, you'd fit in seamlessly.
 
I've seen them once, which is at least twice too often in my opinion. On the plus side, if you're a festival organiser looking for an act to put on last to clear the punters out of the field there are few to match them.
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 16:24:06 (permalink)
Hey, if you've got Sun Ra, you've got a party!  (Meaning, if you're not on drugs, you have little chance of enjoying their, um, er, music!  LOL.)
 
And look at you!  Quoting my bud in a reply where you're quoting me!
 

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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/29 17:36:14 (permalink)
It was Sal Salvador's studio.  I don't remember what floor, I think it was the eighth.  I met and took lessons with Allen, Barry, and Sal once a week over the course of 5 years.  I know my ****, it's just not my favorite genre.  I had a mean jazz teacher as a youngster you may know him, Marv Lundblade.  It's just not in my blood.  I mostly learned jazz cuz my dad LOVES the s***.  I know all the bs and the ballyhoo. :D:D
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 02:36:34 (permalink)
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It was Sal Salvador's studio.  I don't remember what floor, I think it was the eighth.  I met and took lessons with Allen, Barry, and Sal once a week over the course of 5 years.  I know my ****, it's just not my favorite genre.  I had a mean jazz teacher as a youngster you may know him, Marv Lundblade.  It's just not in my blood.  I mostly learned jazz cuz my dad LOVES the s***.  I know all the bs and the ballyhoo. :D:D




Alright , now it looks like we are finally getting someplace ...
Of course , I know exactly who , what and where you have just mentioned ....
I believe the studio you are talking about  was on the forth floor right down the hall from a major recording studio that was booked 24 7 recording disco .
Yeah I was there.  Back then , at the time , I was very fortunate to have studied with Barry Galbraith .
I studied with Barry for years right up until the time he stopped teaching due to his health issues .
I consider my self very lucky to have been chosen as a player to be in one of his  guitar ensembles ...
Played in Barry's ensemble for about 2 or 3 years .  I'm sure it was one of the the lasts ones he put together .
 
Yeah,  as far as Sal Salvador and Allen Hanlon goes they were nice players / teachers . They were very nice to me in general.  I didn't study with them since I had no need too ...
 
I was to busy getting my @ss handed to me a few times a week on the bandstand and at jam sessions ...
All the Jazz  musicians I played with back then practiced a " Secret Form of Tough Love " ...
They liked taking a guy like me and they would say " hey Kid are you gonna play tonight ? " I would say Yeah ...
These guys knew me pretty well,  so what they liked to do was play all the tunes I wanted to play on and knew first,  they would purposely play those when other guys were jamming .
They would then call me up to the bandstand and call tunes on me they knew I didn't know well ....
I'm telling you , these guys did that $hit on purpose  just to teach me a lesson ...
I would then take my $orry a$$ ,  pick it up off the floor and then put it in a paper bag so I could bring it home and sew it back on with a needle and thread .... A few days later , or the next week I would show up again and they would pull the same exact stuff on me ...
So I got wise ( or so I thought ) I practiced the tunes they kept calling on me and got them down thinking I was gonna show them ...Sure enough , they pulled the same stuff on me and hit me with the same tunes ...
I looked at the Organ Player and he was smiling at the drummer and I said to my self Yeah I got you guys he he he ...
That was very short lived because they only let me have my little victory that one night ...
The next time I showed up to play  , they pulled the same thing ..they played all the tunes I knew with other players ...then they would call me up to the bandstand and they called all new tunes on me I didn't know 
After doing that for a couple of tunes  they would say to me " hey kid what tunes do you want to play " so one by one I called the tunes I had victory's with from the last session  ..One by one for each and every tune I called , the players would then say OK lets play that song and you play the head...
Then they would  change the songs keys on me right then and there less than 10 seconds before we played the tune ...
 
To tell you the truth I got so good at having my a$$ handed to me on the bandstand that I finally got wise and bought  me some Velcro  
 
Well as far as if Jazz is your thing or not , Yeah I can understand that ...
At least in my situation , all the players that did that stuff to me were not your run of the mill backyard barbecue players or frustrated music teachers ...
A lot of them were sideman in top Jazz Bands and in some cases the very leaders of know Jazz bands themselves .
A lot of these players I'm talking about were all about the music and very dedicated ...
I have mentioned this before here on this forum that I was tight with Dizzys guitar player for years ...plenty of times I would catch him at his gig w Dizzy and then after the show he would drag me around to all kinds of Jams and places to met and jam with players  
 
I sure miss them Days ,
 
Kenny
 
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 03:11:09 (permalink)
I had a short period of time back in the early 90's where one of my roommates had a lot of jazz bass potential.  His teacher was Dr. Art Davis (the Double Bassist who played with Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, Dizzy Gillespie, McCoy Tyner and Max Roach among others).  Because of how our house was, he had the lessons there then, at least once a week, a bunch of really talented guys would come over and jam.  That was pretty cool! 

 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 03:35:27 (permalink)
Jazz theory is  great.  
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 09:56:44 (permalink)
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... 
To quote Walter Trout -
"Free jazz.
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No boundaries.
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No gigs."




BS!
 
That's because you are not in France, or Italy! America is too settled on melody as "music" and everything else ... NOT ... can't even imagine the Coffee House Band, doing some free form jazz ... could be scary and the instruments probably broke doing an inverted Am, upside down!
 
Well, at least you get paid a meal and a glass of some wine, I'm sure! 

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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 12:22:15 (permalink)


 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 13:49:55 (permalink)
(.)  don't get me started on the devil's idea of cool.  
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 14:02:40 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby jamesg1213 2016/07/30 14:24:26


 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/30 14:33:40 (permalink)
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...
Apply for a job with the Sun Ra Arkestra, you'd fit in seamlessly.
 
I've seen them once, which is at least twice too often in my opinion. On the plus side, if you're a festival organiser looking for an act to put on last to clear the punters out of the field there are few to match them.
...

Gotta disagree with you there. I first saw him in Madison in the mid-70s, and then a couple of times in Chicago in the early 80s. I loved the African instruments and singers. They were bomb. Sun Ra would come out after however long, head wrapped, with a bunny-ears antenna in the wrap. So yeah, he was way out there.
 
All 3 of the shows started after midnight, and those were the days of primo Colombian (leaf and pink or blue powder (or white, if you weren't well connected)), so I do need to cop to a charge of LUI (Listening Under the Influence).
 
That said, I was clean sober when I bought his albums and CDs. Still play them from time to time.
 
Like today, there was plenty of formula music in the late 70s and early 80s. Sun Ra was a breath of fresh air to me.
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/07/31 22:53:33 (permalink)
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... 
To quote Walter Trout -
"Free jazz.
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No boundaries.
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No gigs."




BS!
 
That's because you are not in France, or Italy! America is too settled on melody as "music" and everything else ... NOT ... can't even imagine the Coffee House Band, doing some free form jazz ... could be scary and the instruments probably broke doing an inverted Am, upside down!
 
Well, at least you get paid a meal and a glass of some wine, I'm sure! 




I used to enjoy getting stoned and listening to jazz (even Tommy Dorsey and Glen Miller)...and there was a time when I enjoyed the likes of Pat Metheny and Larry Carlton.   But when I got hooked on Classical my attitude changed alot (as did my drinking habit).  Now I appreciate Jazz like I might appreciate a certain type of art for its sublimity, or its historical and philosophical values...rather than  aesthetic value (I guess sublimity is an aesthetic value but oh well).  It's just not my cup of tea any more.  I don't mean to belittle it as an art form though, I mean how could I?    
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/08/04 16:05:27 (permalink)
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That is the look I make when I play back a bass track of mine the morning after.
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/08/04 16:09:24 (permalink)
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/08/04 16:17:50 (permalink)
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was this your idea bapu?
 
http://www.thewire.com/gl...-clown-unmasked/70609/


How quaint.
 
You presuppose(?) that I can have ideas.
 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/08/04 21:22:42 (permalink)
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was this your idea bapu?
 
http://www.thewire.com/gl...-clown-unmasked/70609/




Most of the clowns around here don't wear masks.
(Whether they should is a different topic.)

 
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Re: Faux Jazz 2016/08/04 21:26:46 (permalink)
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