orpheus10,
I like Kenny Wheeler. Not all of his output/songs but most. The Albums I purchased I like. And I do give them repeated listens. To me many of his songs are "rooted in emotion". The majority of his repertoire is not rooted in "the blues" like "old school jazz" but that’s what I like about it.
As I have stated multiple times on this thread my favorite Trumpet player is Clifford brown followed by Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, and Lee Morgan and not necessarily in that order. I am sure you like these 4 players because their playing, for the most part, is rooted in the emotion of "old school" jazz.
My musical tastes vary as I like many genres (except country and hip hop) and they also vary within their respective genres.
If your musical tastes are basically jazz music from the swing to bebop to hard bop period of 1930 - 1970 (I am aware of this because you have repeated many times on this thread when you bought the "new stuff" when it came out you wasted your money and realized your old stuff was way better) and current renditions of the 30 - 70 "golden era of jazz" compositions its cool and I know where your coming from.
Miles Davis’ output from "In A Silent Way" and forward was not rooted in the emotion of "old school" jazz but I like it.
There is plenty of "emotion and blues" in the following Wheeler song for my ears
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHejwS-Cgcs
I guess I’m basically saying everyone has different tastes and its all good.
I like Kenny Wheeler. Not all of his output/songs but most. The Albums I purchased I like. And I do give them repeated listens. To me many of his songs are "rooted in emotion". The majority of his repertoire is not rooted in "the blues" like "old school jazz" but that’s what I like about it.
As I have stated multiple times on this thread my favorite Trumpet player is Clifford brown followed by Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, and Lee Morgan and not necessarily in that order. I am sure you like these 4 players because their playing, for the most part, is rooted in the emotion of "old school" jazz.
My musical tastes vary as I like many genres (except country and hip hop) and they also vary within their respective genres.
If your musical tastes are basically jazz music from the swing to bebop to hard bop period of 1930 - 1970 (I am aware of this because you have repeated many times on this thread when you bought the "new stuff" when it came out you wasted your money and realized your old stuff was way better) and current renditions of the 30 - 70 "golden era of jazz" compositions its cool and I know where your coming from.
Miles Davis’ output from "In A Silent Way" and forward was not rooted in the emotion of "old school" jazz but I like it.
There is plenty of "emotion and blues" in the following Wheeler song for my ears
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHejwS-Cgcs
I guess I’m basically saying everyone has different tastes and its all good.