If you want a laugh…

[Mark Kleinhaut]

crash and burn at 3:12. You’re welcome

[Cunamara]

Heh. Well, your crash and burn is not dissimilar to my usual solos... and your recovery is waaaayyy better.

[garybaldy]

No one noticed but best to play it twice just case!

[Mark Kleinhaut]

Heh. Well, your crash and burn is not dissimilar to my usual solos... and your recovery is waaaayyy better.

The recovery is always the critical factor. My usual level of errors and recovery is at least dozens per performance, but I can usually pull them off so the result is smooth and integrated into the piece. Since everything I play is improvisational there’s no accounting to a fixed arrangement. I wouldn’t have it any other way

[Jimmy blue note]

I LIKED it! It's a missed opportunity to scowl and fix it and return to the horse rather than embrace the possibility that a new timbre can be a motif in the "non standard" soundscape.
Now I miss the glitch and I'm thinking of new sounds and how to use them.
Either way, Love it Mark!

[Mark Kleinhaut]

I LIKED it! It's a missed opportunity to scowl and fix it and return to the horse rather than embrace the possibility that a new timbre can be a motif in the "non standard" soundscape.
Now I miss the glitch and I'm thinking of new sounds and how to use them.
Either way, Love it Mark!

Glitch lifestyle- it’s a choice. It’s an entire culture!

[Jimmy blue note]

Glitch lifestyle- it’s a choice. It’s an entire culture!

Ask Thelonious

[Woody Sound]

On recordings, I sometimes hear Sarah V get so adventurous that she slips up, and just continues on, permanent record or not.