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thought this might be a fun conversation-- favorite records for different moods. feel free to add your own to the list...
getting fired up : art blakey, ;free for all
relaxing: scott hamilton, ;nocturnes and serenades
dinner with the wife: paul desmond ;bossa antigua
before gig getting inspired: ed bickert/ don thompson: ;at the garden party
being creative: miles:;in a silent way
party record: herbie hancock: ;thrust
man, i need to listen to some guitar: les arbuckle ;bush crew (stern and abercrombie)
man, i need to stop listening to the guitar: bill evans/eddie gomez: ;intuition
bad day at work: pat martino, ;we'll be together again
good day at work: kenny dorham: ;afro cuban;
play along, will ya?Last edited by mr. beaumont; 09-15-2009 at 02:22 PM.
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09-15-2009 02:18 PM
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can't be bothered with anything but
music right now: Bix with Whiteman.
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ya. not that i don't want to play along...my life is simpler than that. practice, and when not, listen what i need to be learning. boooring!
(sometimes on rainy days when i have some time to paint i listen to my whole diana krall collection...or maybe zoot.)
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When confused - Ornette Coleman
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Originally Posted by derek
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Just joking, I dig Ornette. "Lonely Woman" is on my desert island list.
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pretty funny, BD!
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09-16-2009, 03:10 PM #7Jazzarian GuestOriginally Posted by derek
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09-16-2009, 03:11 PM #8Jazzarian GuestOriginally Posted by BigDaddyLoveHandles
Was that his sister? I'd imagine she'd be pretty lonely if he were in the same house practicing.
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Originally Posted by Jazzarian
Last edited by BigDaddyLoveHandles; 09-16-2009 at 03:36 PM.
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09-16-2009, 03:51 PM #10Jazzarian Guest
Well I often times refer to him as "Moronette" Coleman, if that helps.
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09-16-2009, 03:54 PM #11Jazzarian GuestOriginally Posted by mr. beaumont
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyLoveHandles
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Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
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09-18-2009, 04:11 PM #14Ray C. Guest
Miles Davis, Milestones (When I need to clear the head; remind myself why I love jazz.)
Buddy Emmons, Steel Guitar Jazz (Get's me thinking outside the box; reminds me to look for other paths.)
Keith Jarrett, The Melody At Night With You (What it means to go deep and to not take the ability to play your instrument and the people close to you for granted)
Chet Atkins, The Essential Chet Atkins: The Columbia Years (Take care of yourself, live right-there's a lot of guitar to be played in life.)
Lenny Breau, Guitar Sounds Of Lenny Breau (When I need to find, "true north")
And lastly, anything with Johnny Hodges out front You think you know how to play a melody? A ballad? Listen to Johnny if you need a bit of a primer or some inspiration -no matter what instrument you play.
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Originally Posted by Jazzarian
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09-18-2009, 06:23 PM #16Jazzarian GuestOriginally Posted by Luan
You'll have to teach me how to get even higher, LuAnne. Only you could.
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyLoveHandles
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Originally Posted by Ray C.
I while back I was listening to Pandora and they snuck in some Buddy Emmons on me. Years ago when I listened to a bit more country kind of stuff, Buddy was one of my favorites. I had quite forgotten about him and had to go dig out the vinyl (along with with the turntable) to take a new listen. What a great sense he had for the steel guitar!
I didn't have Steel Guitar Jazz, I will have to see if I can find a copy.
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Anything bebop, mostly Parker, when I need to connect to the feeling of jazz, which is most of the time.
Peace
Skei (the feeling one)
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Ralph Sharon comping for Tony Bennett (when I want to relax)
Joe Pass,Larry Van Loon,Larry Carlton,Carlos Santana, Buddy Guy,SRV or Clapton(when I want hear blues)
Charlie Parker,Andreas Oberg,John McGlaughlin, Paco De Lucia,Christopher Parkening,Al Di Meola (when I want to hear someone burn)
Miles Davis,(anytime)
Some others..
Eldon Shamblin(when I want to hear Western Swing rhythm guitar)
Bela Fleck(with Victor Wooten)
Ry Cooder(my favorite slide player)
Nat King Cole(at Christmas time)
Brad Davis,Ricky Skaggs,Steve Kaufman( you can call it Bluegrass I'll call it Jazzgrass)
Johnny Hiland,Vince Gill, Brad Paisley,Brent Mason,Mark O'Conner,Danny Gatton,Ray Flacke(electrified jazzgrass)
Pat Methany when he's playing outside for the people of KC, he's done a quite a few things over the years and he's fantastic live.
My kids when they learn something new.
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Originally Posted by Jazzarian
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Punch a police officer music: Branford Marsalis - Jack Baker
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you will have to excuse the lower intelligence it sounds that you have many years of jazz listening when you know what is going on and others don't including me.That is the general sway of the posts.So you will have wait untill Jazz magic people come around
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01-11-2010, 06:28 PM #24Stringbean Guest
rainy cold: modes
rainy hot: rhythms
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Of all the feelings and perceptions I don't think there is anything as cool as the muscian/guitarist who plays the mechanics. I guess thats why so many souls spend every last minute of life doing it and listening to it.
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