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It's perhaps saying something about my knowledge of the genre that when I saw the thread "Jazz" in "Music" I immediately thought of Fat Bottomed Girls.
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Well they do make the rockin' world go round after all.
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Anyone mentioned Jeff Berlin yet? Specifically, the album "Taking Notes" is one of my favorites.
The sound quality on this video is not the best, but does give some idea of (one side of) his style:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86GgVpf4 ... re=related[/youtube]
And here are some faster rythms:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukMX2ptV ... re=related[/youtube]
Neither of these do his sound much justice - if anyone finds better sound quality, please post!
The sound quality on this video is not the best, but does give some idea of (one side of) his style:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86GgVpf4 ... re=related[/youtube]
And here are some faster rythms:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukMX2ptV ... re=related[/youtube]
Neither of these do his sound much justice - if anyone finds better sound quality, please post!
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Did you never listen to Stanley Clarke? Or Jaco Pastorius? Or Marcus Miller? You should!Rum wrote:I never get the idea of playing lead on a bass. Its a BASS after all. However he does it rather excellently doesn't he!?
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Not Marcos Miller, but the others, yes. I think my point still stands though. The bass is after all limited in its range. Not to take anything away from these talented guys.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Did you never listen to Stanley Clarke? Or Jaco Pastorius? Or Marcus Miller? You should!Rum wrote:I never get the idea of playing lead on a bass. Its a BASS after all. However he does it rather excellently doesn't he!?
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Little Ellery Eskelin on sax with big Gerry Hemingway on drums. Parts one and two.
Recorded March 27th, 2008 at the Rhythm in the Kitchen Festival, NYC.
Both brilliant and ace.
Recorded March 27th, 2008 at the Rhythm in the Kitchen Festival, NYC.
Both brilliant and ace.
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These guys play around Nottingham a lot - I have seen them many times and they are all hugely talented.
http://www.deliquartet.co.uk/
Sadly, there are only a couple of samplers on their website with no details of how to get hold of their albums (which are both excellent) although I am sure that they would welcome email enquiries. They are a hard-working band that loves making music and makes music that they love and the world needs more just like them!
http://www.deliquartet.co.uk/
Sadly, there are only a couple of samplers on their website with no details of how to get hold of their albums (which are both excellent) although I am sure that they would welcome email enquiries. They are a hard-working band that loves making music and makes music that they love and the world needs more just like them!
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I think we should do whatever Pawiz wants.
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Salman Rushdie
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This is the wrong forum for bluffing
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I think we should do whatever Pawiz wants.
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Re: Jazz
Rum wrote:I never get the idea of playing lead on a bass. Its a BASS after all. However he does it rather excellently doesn't he!?
I never got that that's what he's doing, although it gets quite obvious when you mention it. Guess that tells how well I really understand music 
Anyway, Jazz is definitely the thing for me, although I definitely thrive the most with some obscure band jamming in a small crowded restaurant.
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These guys are from your neck of the woods. Pinski Zoo.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:These guys play around Nottingham a lot - I have seen them many times and they are all hugely talented.
http://www.deliquartet.co.uk/
Sadly, there are only a couple of samplers on their website with no details of how to get hold of their albums (which are both excellent) although I am sure that they would welcome email enquiries. They are a hard-working band that loves making music and makes music that they love and the world needs more just like them!
What a glorious noise!
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Here's the ace as far as 'lead bass' is concerned. Personally I think he should have taken up the guitar! But that doesn't take anything away from the guy. (the main solo stuff is half way in)MiM wrote:Rum wrote:I never get the idea of playing lead on a bass. Its a BASS after all. However he does it rather excellently doesn't he!?
Anyway, Jazz is definitely the thing for me, although I definitely thrive the most with some obscure band jamming in a small crowded restaurant.
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Tommaso Starace Quartet, Tongue in Cheek
- Tommaso Starace - sax
Liam Noble - piano
Roger Beaujolais - vibraphone
Julian Bury - bass
Jim Hart - drums
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Once you get into this you just can't pull away - I guarantee. 
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Mark Soskin - Piano
Bobby Broom - Guitar
Victor Bailey - Bass
Tommy Campbell - Drums
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