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  • revel inthe dis-chordant and the things that should not be but are...

  • This is the album I'm taking with me to hell. Dolphy will scare the shit out of that punk-ass devil.

  • imo the most well articulated improvising ever captured on a studio recording.

  • around 3:33 you will start moving your body

  • Out to lunch. Never heard this one before... Need to make more progress with Trane, Mingus, Sanders and rest to get truly inside and into this music. Ya know, what I love in Jazz mostly? Jazz is pure intelectual thing, U need to understand the shit, otherwise there's no feelings and pleasure - well, for me of course :) Greetings to all of You, Jazz freaks :)

  • Shellybellysf..shut the fuck up...morons survive they thrive. A Masterpiece is a Masterpiece..time has nothin to do with it! Thx for the post, more important to teach rather then making people wrong all the time

  • Dazzling and one of my all time favorite works of art.Thanks

  • @KipperBlatsy People often say this but it in many respects is the opposite. Hip hop is looped music, and while the rapping can have an improvisational element, the music does not. With Jazz the music is never the same twice; it is being created in the moment by people intensely listening to one another, who have spent decades strenuously learning about music and training themselves to master an instrument. Hip hop (now) lack spontaneity, is violent, misogynistic + encourages stupidity.

  • Dolphy is a badass. Love his playing!

  • After hearing this, I am thankful to Frank Zappa for his Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue!

  • @KipperBlatsy Can this be true? I mean... honest question here... please direct me to a YouTube video where I can SEE and HEAR these hip-hop musicians performing this EXTREMELY demanding music you speak of with virtuoso solo performances. Not being contentious, genuinely curious and hopeful. I just love great music... no matter the point of origin.

  • @TheRealSlipperman

    Just listen to any song off of Nas's "Ilmatic," or GZA's "Liquid Swords." The ease with which the meticulously thought out lyrics weave around the beats (which are also amazing and are indeed demanding to create) is uncanny.

  • @TheRealSlipperman Try this out:

    hxxp://youtube.com/watch?v=FcJ­Cxe1VSLA

  • This album has given Dolphy foreverness. Music doesn't get any better than this.

  • You must like at least 2 compositions of this album, no matter what your style of music is...Enes

  • loveand joy to eric

  • @fr3lonbrun I agree with everything you said, but Coltrane was himself as "out there" as absolutely anyone.

    Listen to 'Interstellar Space' or 'Transitions'.

  • A great album by a great artist.. I wish Coltrane and Dolphy had recorded more music together. What they played on the village vanguard recordings are unbelievable.

  • I would say that all forms of popular and non popular music have 'genius's within their medium.' classical jazz hip hop indie, you get to a certain level and thats as high as it gets, determining whose on that level is up to the listener, Bach, Miles, Dolphy, Beethoven, who cares when the musics playing, just live it and feel it. Its not a competition, and it shouldn't be.

  • @fr3lonbrun oh yes

  • Makes me wanna smoke a joint and go swimming in the hudson, or... makes me wanna go walking to church in the snow barefoot , or... makes me wanna climb up a vine covered wall in hollywood & slide down a long double helix slide into a rich person's garden of exotic smelling plants

  • Such a shame that Eric's life was cut short by his illness. Such a genius, he would have gone on to create much more fantastic music. And by all accounts he was a very sweet and generous man--what a loss.

  • This music makes you say: 'I'll treat you to lunch Eric'.

  • @fr3lonbrun It's the association that is the issue than. Why would you associate "old" music with negative characteristics? Calling old music bad, just for the fact that it is old, is as pointless as calling old people bad... only because they are old.

  • @fr3lonbrun Haha all good man, I guess we were both on that defensive 'tude. I know Gucci Mane ain't the BEST the south has to bring, but I'm sayin that cause just because u can't fuck with some style of music doesnt mean it's bad. U heard Rick Ross's 'Maybach music III" ? It's some sick shit. I just wish people would listen to current stuff, so i always like to use stuff like Gucci or Waka flocka to piss off people (and I succeed tho that's a bit childish) haha. as for oldschool I'm an ODB fan!

  • @fr3lonbrun "Square-type dude feeling safe in front of that monitor ..." -- Squeeze these lemons homeslice... your exerting the same behavior. Your being equally as ignorant and naive. And wtf are you doing in Detriot? Did you loose a bet?

  • @fr3lonbrun See your issue seems to be that you assosiate "old folks music" and negative thoughts. IMO if Justin Beeper (just an umbrella artist) is considered "new" music, then I would be proud to listen to old folks music.

    This IS old folks music...that's why it sounds good.

  • @fr3lonbrun Ur the one getting outta line. Ur typing twice as much as me without any argument. Were can we listen to YOUR music ? U talkin about Detroit, fine, you should know I'm friends with Mike Huckaby and worked on a remix for Amp Fiddler. You're accusin' me of name droppin' simplu cause you ain't got SHIT to drop. Let's leave it that, ur talkin too much shit. And posturin' with the "u would survive in the ghetto' shit on the internet is the single most ignorant thing ever.

  • @fr3lonbrun Bitch u never grew up on anything cause u still frontin' like u 14 years old. I played more Dolphy than u could possibly ever think of, my dad transcribed his solos on bass clarinet when I was a kid, and about real jazz I gigged with Knoel Scott, alto sax player from Sun Ra's Arkestra. Go ask Archie Shepp about how he thinks Coltrane nowadays would be a ghetto rapper. People said 40 years ago Dolphy wasn't music, I guess you would have been one of those. It's all music. It's all good

  • @SlikkTim And BTW, tryna put down somebody sayin' he's a fag AND pretending to be a died in the wool jazz fan is just IGNORANT. U realize Billy Strayhorn, Cecil Taylor or Gary Burton are/were gay ? I'm sick of y'all punk-ass self pretentious so-called 'jazz fans', you're the very reason why most people can't fuck with jazz shows nowadays cause they afraid to meet ridiculous dickheads like you.

  • @SlikkTim And just cause I feel in shape, I gotta let u know I work regularly with Al Green's sax player, who played with Stefon Harris and is endorsed by Cannonball saxophones too. And guess what ? He too digs the shit outta Rick Ross, Luda & the south sound cause he from miami, dig ? I'm sure he'll laugh as much me if you'd call him a 'scary suburban fag'. Thanks for the distraction man.

  • @SlikkTim How does a musician being gay have anything to do with anything?

    "i'm sick of y'all punk-ass self pretentious so-called 'jazz fans' ......" Dude you need to learn of to talk. You don't need to go out of your way to type in really bad sounding accents. On the computer, we can all sound like we gots some brains.

  • @JimmyPage97 My good man, I'm absolutely sorry if you didn't understand that sometimes it can be very approriate (though thoroughly incorrect) to type exactly the way you would speak. And on the computer, we can all sound like we are ourselves. Sometimes I can sound just like John Cleese is talking to you, but I would only reserve that stupendous behaviour for haphazardous situations, aight ?

  • @SlikkTim My good man, I haven't misunderstood anything.

  • @JimmyPage97 we cool then :-)

  • @SlikkTim I didn't know we weren't

  • @fr3lonbrun I love dolphy and love Gucci Mane. Get your head outta your ass

  • @SlikkTim ha ha lol t'es partout où jvais :P

    euh franchement des jeunes qu'écoutent Dolphy & Gucci Mane, doit pas y en avoir des masses!!! (mais tu l'as bien mouché qd même ;)

  • @fr3lonbrun How is this not old folks music?

  • time dissolves

  • Inspiring!

  • Arguably the greatest album of all time. For hardcore Jazz fans at least.

  • ty for posting this.

    a marvelous chapter in history of jazz.

    cheers

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