BLAH BLAH
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To be honest...that is more my style...
Today's JAZZ playlist
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darkblue94
The Devil made me do it.
Dis one be cool.
fuzzywobbles
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With Ron Carter on Cello...
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BillyBatts
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One is a Conn and the other is a Buescher.
Oh, you meant the GUYS in the photo not the instruments. Sorry.
Yes. Very cool. Hancock is one of our few remaining "living" Icons from the golden age of Jazz.
BillyBatts
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I taught my self to play Guitar and then Piano. I had moderate talent for the Guitar, and a bit better for Keyboards. But for Jazz, I didn't have the chops. As Clint Eastwood used to say, "A man's got to know his limitations." But at least we tried.
BillyBatts
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You guys got it!!
Nah, that was alright GJ! Research on the net is strictly allowed!!
For me, Sims was easy. Gray, on the other hand, required research.
BillyBatts
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In the car all day. Decided to start this morning with Herbie Hancock "ON THE SESSION" (as a sideman) on Apple Music
Playlist HERE
From Apple Music;
After tenures with Donald Byrd and Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet, Herbie Hancock became one of the de facto keyboardists for the Blue Note label, recording dozens of sessions with such legendary players as Wayne Shorter, Joe Henderson, and Grant Green. Hancock's versatility is underscored in these tracks, culled from the last half-century, which cover a diverse array of styles and arrangements.
Playlist HERE
From Apple Music;
After tenures with Donald Byrd and Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet, Herbie Hancock became one of the de facto keyboardists for the Blue Note label, recording dozens of sessions with such legendary players as Wayne Shorter, Joe Henderson, and Grant Green. Hancock's versatility is underscored in these tracks, culled from the last half-century, which cover a diverse array of styles and arrangements.
Agree, I know my limitations. I like many people that worked for corporations, took personality questionaires given by HR department. At end, if you tried to answer accurately it gave hints at tasks, careers you might be suited to. I wasn't suited to the arts. But, no revelation there.
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fuzzywobbles
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Love Eddie Bert. He plays great on the Jazztone Coleman Hawkins LP with Emmett Berry on trumpet. He takes a really nice solo on "Out Of Nowhere", which Emmett Berry makes one of the best recordings of that song I've ever heard.
fuzzywobbles
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BillyBatts
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Sounds like you may be left brain dominant, more analytical than creative. I'm more right brain dominant. But again, my limits stopped at Jazz improvisation on the keys. I was a decent ROCK keyboardist. If I stuck with it, I'm sure I could have made it a career, albeit not a very lucrative one. Jazz, on the other hand, was beyond my scope of talent-sets. If I stuck with it, I could have been mediocre, and that wasn't something I was comfortable with.
darkblue94
The Devil made me do it.
Time to dust off this old fave. 
