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If you're looking for excitement for any person born after 1960 then you've come to the wrong place
Originally Posted by Hep To The Jive
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12-15-2020 07:23 AM
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Please don’t revise your estimate downwards again or I will have to start looking elsewhere for my daily excitement.
Originally Posted by Lobomov
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Originally Posted by grahambop
LOL .. I won't ... tho you probably could

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Damn, too old for rocknroll, too young to die, I thought I found the place to get my kicks!
Originally Posted by Lobomov
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Meh .. Anyone that plays a lake placid blue tele is alright in my book
Originally Posted by Hep To The Jive
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eff original music. dig this.
Originally Posted by christianm77
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As great and impressive as this is, it probably only confirms Christian's point. Play something well known and/or technically impressive and you know you get people's attention much sooner than if you dare to post an original.
Originally Posted by djg
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3800 views in 18 months is not exactly getting "people's attention".
Originally Posted by Hep To The Jive
but i do get the point. it's been that way long before the internet. originals are hard to sell in jazz.
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Yea, she's really good. 'I thought I had developed decent skills to play jazz, but I can't touch this' kind of good.
Originally Posted by djg
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“Do you ever get tired of music that sounds like music?”
Originally Posted by Hep To The Jive
Nah it’s great tbf, I can’t do that lol.
Its very Instagram; it’s full of that stuff, kids doing unreal stuff...
recreation of past glories seems the thing now for many young players; be it Holdsworth or Bud Powell. Kids are looking for something; real? Authentic? Traditional? Nobody seemed to give a shit about Barry Harris 15 years ago; now he’s a YouTube star. He’s a meme for crying out loud!!
Jazz becomes classical music. Pasquale Grasso is the new thing, and as impressed as I am, that’s what it is.
All that said; I’d be interested to hear it without the Hampton track behind.
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In London seems like it’s either; so and so band play this classic album, or it’s contemporary originals. Not much room for creative originals in the straightahead vein, or standards played in a contemporary way.
Originally Posted by djg
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Listen to her other videos, she's for realz. Even more impressive for me that she plays tradish jazz and not a trace of Gypsy picking or anything like that. Very much alternate picking and sounds great! That's how I always wanted to pick but no, I can't match her speed and precision. But it's nice to see there is other way.
Originally Posted by christianm77
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I took my comment down because I thought it came across a bit arsehole-y.
Originally Posted by Hep To The Jive
What I wanted to indicate is that thing sort of exists in a bubble of its own. With COVID the bubble is more or less the thing.
The online world is very important now and shapes music to its own agenda. The ‘super impressive transcription video’ for instance whether I like it loathe it, is firmly established as a thing budding musicians do, and out-do so to speak.
Anyway what are young players for if not to shred the crap out of their instruments?
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Yea, you are right, those transcription 'play along' videos are annoying as hell, I tend to ignore them. But I thought her technique on old archtop was awesome, I dont recall many guitarists playing like that, so checked her other stuff. I dig it, if only because she doesn't try to sound like anyone in particular.
Originally Posted by christianm77
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I see a lot of similar videos nowdays, another unique youtube music trend! Here's one of mine, hopefully it stays unlisted..

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[QUOTE=Alter;1083489]I see a lot of similar videos nowdays, another unique youtube music trend! Here's one of mine, hopefully it stays unlisted..

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LOL! That is funny! I needed that laugh!
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Whenever I start trying to play fast it ends up sounding like the "Woody Woodpecker" theme song.
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not a bad thing per se
Originally Posted by lawson-stone
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It is not all about men in shorts.
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Nice playing, although I heard a couple of wrong notes in the 97th chorus.
Originally Posted by Alter
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At 0.25 x speed it sounds like Miles, only better.
Originally Posted by Alter
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Those aren't "wrong" notes. They are "tension" or "rub" notes. I use them rather liberally.
Originally Posted by grahambop
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This for me falls into the 'to good to be true' box. I imagine the temptation to speed up the video a little or a lot is too much for many of those that do this kind of thing. I'm open to the possibility that this wasn't sped up, but imo more likely than not, it was. Who has every seen anyone live do this?
Originally Posted by djg
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Originally Posted by fep
oh, man, this place sometimes....

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Wow.
Originally Posted by djg



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