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Tung
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voodobop
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| I think its really cheesy. |
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JakeJew
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| voodobop wrote: | | I think its really cheesy. |
Unfortunately, I agree, and I usually can get into this kind of thing on at least some level. Also, the audio in that clip is really bad.
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Jazz Playa
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| A lot of notes saying absolutely nothing kinda like a vagrant walking down the street spouting meaningless babble. It actually turned my stomach. |
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M
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| Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 12:00 am Post subject: |
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I like "fusion." I came to jazz through rock and then fusion ...
But, yeah, this isn't a particularly exciting example, for me. |
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Jazz Playa
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| Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 12:04 am Post subject: |
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| M wrote: | I like "fusion." I came to jazz through rock and then fusion ...
But, yeah, this isn't a particularly exciting example, for me. |
I like fusion too and actually I came to jazz through the same route as you describe. That playing in that video clip was atrocious IMO.
I'm just starting work on a musical project that is taking me back full circle to the type of music I started playing in the beginning. Although now with a lot more playing (and life for that matter) experience behind it, as well as mixing in some influences from sweet R&B music, which I love. This music is gonna be hot! 
The artist's who have created all that great R&B music have such great sense's of melody I think musician's from all genre's could learn a lot from them. |
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hermano_sol
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Jazz Playa
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Is the meaning lost in translation from English to Spanish, is that a correct assumption?
Voy a tratar de decirlo más claramente? Empecé en la música rock, entonces la música de fusión, a continuación, el jazz. Ahora estoy trabajando en un proyecto de música rock de nuevo y voy a añadir algunos elementos de la música R & B en la música. Es muy buena música y estoy entusiasmado con este nuevo proyecto. Es mi propia música original y la música es muy fresca y emocionante para mí.
Me encanta el jazz y también me encanta la dulce música R & B. El artistas que creó todo lo que una gran música R & B music tiene gran sentido de la melodía y creo músicos de todos los géneros podría aprender mucho de ellos.
¿Eso te ayuda? |
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jazzerchick
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7/4
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| Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 3:38 pm Post subject: |
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Both versions blew my mind! 
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M
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Love Bireli Lagrene, just in general. That guy can play convincingly in a number of related styles and also does a mean Jaco impersonation on a fretless bass!
But, how badly was the rhythm guitarist rushing (-- especially obvious in his solo bit)?
Here's what you really need today:
Bireli Lagrene & Sylvain Luc - Isn't She Lovely
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXXe2ukYQlY&feature=related |
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Jazz Playa
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| M wrote: | Love Bireli Lagrene, just in general. That guy can play convincingly in a number of related styles and also does a mean Jaco impersonation on a fretless bass!
But, how badly was the rhythm guitarist rushing (-- especially obvious in his solo bit)?
Here's what you really need today:
Bireli Lagrene & Sylvain Luc - Isn't She Lovely
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXXe2ukYQlY&feature=related |
Some fantastic playing by both players on that track. That was much better than the first post in this thread. |
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JakeJew
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Apples and oranges, guys.
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voodobop
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| JakeJew wrote: | | Apples and oranges, guys. |
Yes but an apple that hides behind synth tone and and orange that doesn't. I usually cant get past the nauseating tone of fushion music long enough to tell if there is any substance there and I bet most of it is just novelty gags and bunch of excessive playing (i suppose some people are actually into that); I bet its mostly gear nerds who couldn't do much good behind an acoustic instrument. |
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JakeJew
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Who is better, Jimi Hendrix or Doc Watson?
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