Thank you for posting this. I had the pleasure last night of seeing Lewis Nash for the first time. As outstanding the whole set as he is in this 6-minute clip.
Actually he DOES know about the clave but its JAZZ and there are NO RULES in jazz and Lewis knows that. Frankly, unless he is playing in an authentic Cuban band he can do anything he wants right? :)
@145321 word, nobody plays the authentic rhythms in jazz for the most part, playing those rhythms on a set is inauthentic in the first place anyways. And Im sure Steve Wilson isnt complaining. But most drummers playing authentic cuban music play around the clave, just like drummers play around 2 and 4 when they swing
@epasurr - "nobody plays the authentic rhythms in jazz?" What rhythm's would that be? I think the idea is 'interpretation of'' the implied clave'. One doesn't necessarily play "around" the 2 and 4. It CAN be played to express time, accents or not be played at all. In jazz, the 'triplet' is the deal'. Lewis played the song. What reason would Steve have to complain?...lastly, there are always rules...not only in jazz, but music period. U have to know them, before u can break them! You dig?
jazz used to be a popular genre. what happened???
clarkhodgesjazz 1 month ago
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spacitydrummer4JC 3 months ago
mmman
yarpyarp85 6 months ago
please tell me there is an album of just these two
classicandsigniture 7 months ago
I love this. My girlfriend doesn't like it, she says it has the "Panera Effect"
needlearmor 1 year ago
@needlearmor you should get a new girlfriend
classicandsigniture 7 months ago 2
@classicandsigniture HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH FUNNY U
byungkang 7 months ago
@needlearmor What is Panera Effect? I've tried to google it unsucessfully...
Siska0Robert 2 months ago
@Siska0Robert most likely the effect of spending time at panera
FineTrobledPrince 2 months ago
Thank you for posting this. I had the pleasure last night of seeing Lewis Nash for the first time. As outstanding the whole set as he is in this 6-minute clip.
ScottDouglasMaine 1 year ago
yes!! i love lewis nash.
nobmarley806 1 year ago
I am a big fan of Nash, but needless to say that the soprano sax player is wonderful too.
LourdesMeLLaman 1 year ago
Stuff likes this just blows me away. God Bless Them...
djschrum 1 year ago
night and stars above that shine so bright
the myst'ry of their fading light
that shine upon our caravan...
Bravo Nash!
LourdesMeLLaman 2 years ago
Actually he DOES know about the clave but its JAZZ and there are NO RULES in jazz and Lewis knows that. Frankly, unless he is playing in an authentic Cuban band he can do anything he wants right? :)
145321 2 years ago 5
@145321 word, nobody plays the authentic rhythms in jazz for the most part, playing those rhythms on a set is inauthentic in the first place anyways. And Im sure Steve Wilson isnt complaining. But most drummers playing authentic cuban music play around the clave, just like drummers play around 2 and 4 when they swing
epasurr 1 year ago
@epasurr - "nobody plays the authentic rhythms in jazz?" What rhythm's would that be? I think the idea is 'interpretation of'' the implied clave'. One doesn't necessarily play "around" the 2 and 4. It CAN be played to express time, accents or not be played at all. In jazz, the 'triplet' is the deal'. Lewis played the song. What reason would Steve have to complain?...lastly, there are always rules...not only in jazz, but music period. U have to know them, before u can break them! You dig?
gnoter2 1 year ago
Lewis Nash: The stiffest yet still awesome drummer (metronomically)
handdancin 2 years ago
wow. you don't need a bass player with lewis nash.
ehrengm 2 years ago 3
No booty shakers?--Just music? Hmmm.
LodoGrdzak 2 years ago
det är ju verkligen inte bra nånstans
medullakillen 2 years ago
nice..... lewis nash..... my my
yarpyarp85 2 years ago