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jazztitch commented 2 months ago
The Lick
The Lick reigns supreme. None can escape its influence. Enjoy!
*This video was assembled from clips which were discovered by a Facebook group ca...
So who invented it at 1.23? Debussy? Ravel?
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This is a classic, before the heavier strings and jazz fundamentalism of the Blue Note years. Clear, highly original phrasing - no-one had done this in jazz or fusion before. Ibanez AS-200, 10-46 strings (sometimes 11 for 10), Pro-co Rat - one of the most imitated guitar sounds of the 80s-90s was...
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jazztitch liked 2 months ago
Mesa Boogie Mark IV combo & a Tele!
Quick run through all 3 channels, but it's low volume and I didn't place the mic too well, so it didn't capture the amps true depth and tone. I'll...
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jazztitch commented 2 months ago
Billy Bang & William Parker - concert from "Mozg"
Recorded during 3rd Muzyka z Mózgu Festival in Bydgoszcz (Poland)
25.11.2007
I never quite get these players - they seem sometimes out of tune and with merely ok technique - not much speed and sometimes shaky time. Or is that an intentional attitude? It's sounds kind of weak - or is it an intentional expression of human frailty and in a minute they might pull a hot, killi...
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Jan Johansson/Rune Gustafsson Quartet playing Night In Tunesia
Jan Johansson - pno, Rune Gustafsson - guit, Gunnar Johnsson - bass, Ingvar Callmer - drums
Stunning! Why did Scandinavians stop playing this way in favour of gazing forlornly across the fjord and wandering rubato over one or two dreary modes?
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Kairos 4tet - V.C.
Adam Waldmann - Soprano Saxophone
Ivo Neame - Piano
Jasper Høiby - Bass
Jon Scott - Drums
-From "Kairos Moment" (2010)
Why play the same lick/riff how many times? I wanna hear crafty development from my "new" Brit jazz bands not a bunch of dreary repeated modal licks - like, Trane and Reich were there decades ago!
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Acoustic ladyland thing
Acoustic ladyland live on jools holand
Chicken, the music. Postmodernist cobblers - a hollow imitation, in its unbridled lo-fi freedom, of the worst of the 1970s (the best was outstandingly innovative). I think this kind of thing is a musical reflection of the faux revolution of New Labour - kids playing at rebellion when comfy consum...
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Acoustic ladyland thing
Acoustic ladyland live on jools holand
Don't worry everyone. I know who they are, just being ironic. Competent jazzers dumbing for effect. I think it's pretentious crap.
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Acoustic ladyland thing
Acoustic ladyland live on jools holand
Where the jazz bit though?
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Acoustic ladyland thing
Acoustic ladyland live on jools holand
Loads of energy - imagine if they played jazz. It's encouraging to see punks adopting jazz instruments, though. A few lessons in harmony, rhythm and melodic invention and it might be the next big thing. At the moment it's a bit 1970s. Remember Back Door (though they knew harmony so not an exact c...
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jazztitch commented 3 months ago
GRAHAM COLLIER (R.I.P) ABERDEEN ANGUS.wmv
What can I say, British Jazz at it's absolute best,make sure to check out the incredible Drum solo courtesy of John Marshall working overtime on hi...
Tremendous - world class stuff in writing and trumpet - Harry Beckett? Superb clarity of recording too. He must have been an inspirational character.
By the way, he died 9 September, about 10.30pm. The 10 September error is proliferating over the web, as it will.
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jazztitch liked 3 months ago
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jazztitch commented 3 months ago
David Murray and Cuban Big Band
Recorded live in Havana in 2005 with the Cuban Big Band. Featuring some interviews and comments by the musicians. Check out www.myspace.com/davidmu...
What an irony - Murray in a musical culture renowned for its virtuosity, finesse and accuracy
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Marcin Wasilewski Trio - Jazz pod gwiazdami 2008 (1/2)
W trzy kolejne niedziele na przełomie sierpnia i września 2008 na dziedzińcu Muzeum Plakatu w Wilanowie miał miejsce cykl koncertów pod nazwą 'Jazz...
Sounds more like 10 minutes of the boring rubato drivel of the Coltrane quartet. McCoy and Trane were ok cos they did it first and were also tremendous on changes too but is it really good value in 2011 to be rolling around formlessly on some dreary mode? It's so old! THE greatest Pole, Fred Chop...
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jazztitch liked 4 months ago
BMW R1100S Sport
R1100S Sport:
Van Der Linde full exhaust
Ceramic coated pistons/barrels/valve covers
I removed intake pipes for this video, therefore lots of intak...
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jazztitch uploaded 5 months ago
Boogie Mk IV graphic and reverb buzz.mov
First you see the noise from the graphic, then from the reverb as I reach to the back. The reverb noise occurs only when volume turned and worsens ...
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jazztitch commented 4 months ago
Thanks - I called John Kelly, Mesa's main London engineer for years and as soon as I described the problem he said he doubted it was faulty. He says it's a high gain amp with transformer close to eq, and the reverb is another gain stage at the end of several. So on full power, pentode, simul-clas...
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jazztitch commented 11 months ago
Jazz, soul music - Gregory Porter - Lonely one
Vocal Jazz & soul music by Gregory Porter: http://motema.com/artist/gr...
"His all-solo-vocal take on "Feeling Good" is an absolute show...
Nice, but Kurt Elling got there first, with an operatic technique and more nuance.
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Charles Gayle Trio- pt 1
In concert at Bruges
Charles Gayle (saxofoon), Hilliard 'Hill' Greene (contrabas), Klaus Kugel (drums)
It's posited on a misunderstanding of bebop. Although fast and chromatically dense, bebop was structured - harmonically, above all. Those who couldn't grasp the harmonic element, or be bothered to grasp it, took the speed and energy and jettisoned difficult harmonic control as symbolising a polit...
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fred frith & camel zekri Luz 2005
Guitar improvisation in Jazz a Luz festival,2005,with the amazing Fred Frith and the talented french/algerian Camel Zekri who also played in a gnaw...
Frith shows no technique and precious little musical awareness. Zekri plays well although his vocab over this drone is pretty much in the McLaughlin mode of In A Silent Way. It's ok. The notion of art as suffering that entitles every Tom, Dick and Harry to bore us to death has got a lot answer for.
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Anthony Braxton - Impressions
Anthony Braxton play Impressions - John Coltrane - Woodstock Jazz Festival
Braxton articulation and intonation are dead poor, no? Or does he like it that way? He's got no harmonic command either - we just mostly hear the underlying mode.
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DEREK BAILEY - Playing For Friends on 5th Street
Playing for Friends on 5th Street catches free-improv guitar legend Derek Bailey in an intimate concert for about 40 friends and fans on December 2...
The political dimension should not be missed. Notice how he dismisses his dance-band 2-5-1s in favour of the 'freedom' of atonality. The implication is that 2-5-1s stand for bourgeois complacency while atonality expresses free-thinking. Ironically, for its success the 'music' requires the complic...
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DEREK BAILEY - Playing For Friends on 5th Street
Playing for Friends on 5th Street catches free-improv guitar legend Derek Bailey in an intimate concert for about 40 friends and fans on December 2...
I think a man who's heart is in the right place and comes from an honourable British tradition of avant-garde whimsy, but notice what a large part humour and audience complicity plays in the whole performance. The free improv would be hard put to stand on its own terms as, his routine dance band ...
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jazztitch commented 1 year ago
Gjerstad,Parker,Drake @ the Vortex 1.12.10
Frode Gjerstad,Willian Parker,Hamid Drake @ the Vortex 1.12.10
Rhythmically occasionally engaging in a pedestrian way but harmonically flat. Why not use all musical dimensions?
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The Thing - Art Star (2005/08/12)
August 12, 2005
Middelalderparken - Øyafestivalen
Oslo, Norway
Mats Gustafsson - tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten - cont...
Why?
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The Thing - Wroclaw, Poland - 2008.02.16.
The Thing: Mats Gustafsson (saxophones, elevtronics), Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (bass, electronics), Paal Nilssen-Love (drums).
If they stopped and listened to each other for a minute they might start making sense.
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Paul Rogers,Edward Perraud
Un Pavé dans le jazz
Un Pavé dans le jazz présente
TWO LOOSE
Paul Rogers acoustic 7 string AAL bass
Edward Perraud percussion
produced for FMR b...
What about some development and variation?
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William Parker & Hamid Drake - Black Cherry
William Parker & Hamid Drake - Black Cherry
From the album Piercing the Veil.
A nice example of a 7/4 time signature
Is that it?
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JOSELERO DE MORÓN-DIEGO DEL GASTOR-ALBOREÁ-4/5.mp4
El hombre que consiguió sacar a su cuñado a más de 100 Km. de Morón. De cante muy enjundioso y gitano son a destacar sus grabaciones junto a Diego ...
Great to see this tremendous video back in high quality!
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Jim Black's AlasNoAxis - Maybe
Live at A Vaulx Jazz 2009, Vaulx-en-Vilen, France
Chris Speed- tenor sax, Hilmar Jensson- guitar, Skuli Sverrisson- bass, Jim Black- drums
Film b...
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jazztitch said:
The sound of nothing happening, for a very, very long time. Oh, except art.
Jim Black's AlasNoAxis - Maybe
Live at A Vaulx Jazz 2009, Vaulx-en-Vilen, France
Chris Speed- tenor sax, Hilmar Jensson- guitar, Skuli Sverrisson- bass, Jim Black- drums
Film b...
27,821 views
jazztitch said:
Ok, I must admit my interest in music is proportional to the amount, complexity and variety of musical information it contains. That's why I got into jazz. Though I still love 70/80s rock, I found in jazz from bebop to fusion energy plus content. I realise your agenda may be different and discoun...
Jim Black's AlasNoAxis - Maybe
Live at A Vaulx Jazz 2009, Vaulx-en-Vilen, France
Chris Speed- tenor sax, Hilmar Jensson- guitar, Skuli Sverrisson- bass, Jim Black- drums
Film b...
27,821 views
jazztitch said:
I'm afraid you're all wrong. But what would you know?
Jim Black's AlasNoAxis - Maybe
Live at A Vaulx Jazz 2009, Vaulx-en-Vilen, France
Chris Speed- tenor sax, Hilmar Jensson- guitar, Skuli Sverrisson- bass, Jim Black- drums
Film b...
27,821 views
jazztitch said:
No, playing jazz-pop - this is hardly experimental. It's derivative, recreationist - a bit of punk, bit of country, simple diatonic structures. No advance here.
Jim Black's AlasNoAxis - Maybe
Live at A Vaulx Jazz 2009, Vaulx-en-Vilen, France
Chris Speed- tenor sax, Hilmar Jensson- guitar, Skuli Sverrisson- bass, Jim Black- drums
Film b...
27,821 views
jazztitch said:
How bizarre, seeing Sverrisson, an old man who can really play (Allan Holdsworth et al) with a punk jazz band. I'm sure he's coining it though - musicians gotta live, and that often means compromise.
Ibanez Tsa15H.
This is one nice 15 watt amp. sounds a lot like S.R.V. It is a TSA15H, I hit the wrong key on my video.
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jazztitch said:
What part of the world are you from? That's the most interesting accent - sort of US but all the old English pronunciation in there. As rare as good amp tone!
Music Man Amp 210 HD One Thirty for sale on eBay
Mike Pritchard founder of the band Msbehavin and good friend doing a short demo on the MM Amp. He was at the studio for 9 hours yesterday but still...
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jazztitch said:
Dreadful OD but probably ok with pedal.
First day with a Fender Deluxe Reverb Reissue
1963 Fender Stratocaster, Fender Deluxe Reverb Reissue, Lovepedal Eternity stompbox
http://www.guitarmatze.com
http://magic-acoustic-guita...
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jazztitch said:
Great to hear an amp demo with (more than) decent guitar playing and recording. Well done!
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