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| Jazz for aficionados @ghosthouse Thanks for the Hendrix link. I like Eric Clapton as well. His ending solo on Layla is a work of art.You have to be an avid fan of the band Chicago to really appreciate what Terry Kath was doing. His solo on 25 Or 624 is also a work of ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados The following video, in which Billy Gibbons of ZZ TOP talks about touring with Jimi Hendrix and mentions Herbie Hancock as fan of Jimi as everyone knows Miles Davis was says a lot. Jeff Beck is also brought up. (5) Billy Gibbons meets his idol Ji... | |
| Jazz for aficionados @ghosthouse I see on the last page you and keegiam were discussing guitar players specifically Al De Meola and Allan Holdsworth.I agree both are extremely talented virtuoso’s on the guitar but they often do get bogged down creating and improvising... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Not to worry about the frogman keegiam. He is always lurking about in between gigs. Maybe there is a blackout in Croatia.I'm still here just very busy last week and this week.I found some time to listen to this Woody Shaw album last night. Live at... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Speaking of trips here is one of my favorite Art Pepper sessions. (3) The Summer Knows ART PEPPER - YouTube | |
| Jazz for aficionados Lovely, mysterious, beautiful, haunting & sometimes cookin' - even at 50 years old. I agree! First time I ever heard this and I just ordered a copy from Discogs.That album is a trip just as the "Bolero" track isAgain thanks for posting. | |
| Jazz for aficionados keegiam that Japanese "Bolero" with Eitetsu Hayashi on the Japanese Taiko Drums and Yosuke Yamashita on piano was one heck of a ride.The highs and lows throughout the entire song was like a roller coaster ride!Thanks for posting that.It says it wa... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Wow, check out that Buenos Aries first piece "Sienna." All one has to do to appreciate Lyle Mays’ jazz ability is listen to his solo at 3:00 to about 5:30. keegiam you can check out more Lyle Mays "bootlegs" here on his website: Bootlegs — Lyle Ma... | |
| Jazz for aficionados And, where do all those great young players learn all those styles required for application?Good morning frogmanBelieve me there are thousands of young jazz musicians and I know you know that.I am always buying CD’s from the new and relatively new... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Corea plays with his usual brilliance and its remarkable how he cops Monk’s style throughout. However, it’s Wynton that caught my ear. On the first tune he plays an amazing solo. Much has been written about Monk’s quirky and angular rhythmic fee... | |
| Jazz for aficionados acman thanks for posting that PMG live recording.Lyle Mays plays a blistering solo from the 11:25 mark through 13:15.Here is a Lyle Mays live recording in South America. I tried finding the source whether LP or CD but it don't seem to exist. Lyle ... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Steve Swallow lays down a nice bass groove for this funky duet with Metheny & Scofield. They go atonal at points but keep on swinging. Great live recording. Is it a coincidence that I just received the new 2020 Scofield album titled "Swall... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Pjw, ONE AT A TIME! Gets very confusing otherwise and is the only way to get a handle on what’s doing what. Believe me I'm taking my time and watching my bottom line! | |
| Jazz for aficionados pjw, thanks for calling my attention to Lyle Mays' work outside of the PMG. I always appreciated his playing with Pat. His solo on "San Lorenzo" Keegiam I have that album in my collection. And I do like that and the other handful of PMG sessi... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Thanks ghosthouse for sharing the type of cables you are using in your system. I found the power conditioner you mentioned. A used one here on Audigon. This cost more then my Emotiva XPR2 - 2 channel 250pc amplifier. Isotek EVO3 Aquarius | AC Co... |