Ryhthm Changes 2
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they all sound confused to me...guess thats london.
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@Noggbadd alex has a following in the sort of college student musicians but its copy shit. shabaka and other young lions like nathaniel facey is on a different level
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shabaka is SUPER AND GREAT
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thank god "sir alex of garnett" comes in after that senseless nonsense from Shabaka Hutchings and actually plays over the harmony! Hutchings is a grade A blagger!!! this proves it..... listen to how he "attempts" to play the changes...
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they said such things about Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler, John Coltrane and even Wayne Shorter. Shabaka for me is a searching musician and I like that.. Sir Alex is great also but perhaps he plays in a language that we are all more familiar/comfortable with.
Noggbadd 2 years ago