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    Circling back to guitar then...




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  3. #177

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    I can't stand it so I never work on it. I could play that basic noob piano style easily.
    Post it up then. Should be no problem. Anytime someone says "______ kinda music is easy" I know I'm gonna watch someone fall on their face. People say it about blues all the time. I fix 'em right up and then they never get called back, not cause they suck at it, but because they said it was easy and then they suck at it.

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    If I'm coming off as a dick, it's cause I'm a bandleader, that's part of the gig sometimes.

    "Mad at sidemen"

    LOL

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    Boogie woogie sux.

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    Bobby’s extraordinary talents are wasted on all but the most impressive and musical of musical music.

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    Yas

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    To clarify, I like some stuff. That acoustic Stevie clip you posted DB I thought was awesome. I really like the old pure blues piano playing from the 30s or 40s or so from boogie players but at slower tempos. I don't like cheesy noob piano boogie. I won't even watch it.

    Stuff like this I think is great:


  9. #183

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr. beaumont
    solo guitar really isn't jazz...
    Sorry, can't get behind that one...






  10. #184

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    Boogie woogie sux.

  11. #185

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    Boogie woogie sux.

    You said it was easy, which means you don't respect it, and as a result also means you can't play it well. "Mad at bandleaders".

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    There is no "easy" music.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DawgBone
    There is no "easy" music.
    Perhaps not, but there is definitely some music that is easier to play than other music. Even some types of music that are easier than other types.

    And some instruments are easier to get started on than others. A five-year-old can play one note on a piano as well as Lang Lang, but it takes weeks for a beginning oboist just to get a sound out. When I was 7 and starting piano lessons, my teacher played the left hand part while I played the melody. Two lessons later I played both parts, because I missed the accompaniment while I was practicing. I was nowhere near being a prodigy.

    To master any instrument takes an equal amount of time and dedication.

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    I don't like boogie woogie and you can't make me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ukena
    Perhaps not, but there is definitely some music that is easier to play than other music. Even some types of music that are easier than other types.
    Which music is easier to play? What types are easierr?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    I don't like boogie woogie and you can't make me.
    You can't play it well.

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    Why would I have to play a music style well to disapprove of it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    I don't like boogie woogie and you can't make me.
    Going out on a limb, I don’t think anyone cares if you like it or not.

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    DB seems to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    Why would I have to play a music style well to disapprove of it?
    Because you said it’s easy and the lowest form of piano.

    That’s money where your mouth is kind of talk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    Why would I have to play a music style well to disapprove of it?
    Because you dissed it by implying it was easy. At it's root it is simplistic but to play it well it isn't. You can't play it well, so I don't need proof you can't.

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    I personally think it's a really poor representation of one's self as a pianist. I would never want to do that as if it were good. Me personally. Of course there is depth to the style and skilled good players at it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    DB seems to.
    I'm only suggesting that in the future you refrain from casually dismissing what others have invested a lifetime into.

    Being a security guard is easy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ukena
    Perhaps not, but there is definitely some music that is easier to play than other music. Even some types of music that are easier than other types.

    And some instruments are easier to get started on than others. A five-year-old can play one note on a piano as well as Lang Lang, but it takes weeks for a beginning oboist just to get a sound out. When I was 7 and starting piano lessons, my teacher played the left hand part while I played the melody. Two lessons later I played both parts, because I missed the accompaniment while I was practicing. I was nowhere near being a prodigy.

    To master any instrument takes an equal amount of time and dedication.
    yeah different instruments and styles have different learning curves.

    Like it’s hard to learn to play the changes even on Autumn Leaves, and it’s easy to learn a twelve bar blues and play the intro to the thrill is gone, but after that the learning curve gets way steeper in blues music.

    It’s easy to learn Wildwood Flower but I’m not convinced it’s significantly easier to be Molly Tuttle than like … Dan Wilson.

    EDIT: for the record, the intro to The Thrill is Gone is a perfect specimen. So no shade on that. It just also happens to be so brilliantly simple that anyone can play it. Nobody did until BB did, obvs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Timmons
    I personally think it's a really poor representation of one's self as a pianist. I would never want to do that as if it were good. Me personally. Of course there is depth to the style and skilled good players at it.
    Well if you like boogie woogie then I think it would be a pretty good representation of yourself as a pianist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DawgBone
    I'm only suggesting that in the future you refrain from casually dismissing what others have invested a lifetime into.