Satch's Late Night (The Jazz Thread)

Kory · Post by **Kory** » 22 Apr 2010, 2:06am

eumaas wrote:For those that have both, listen to Ornette on Tenor then Where is Brooklyn?--I think you can draw a straight line between the two. Tenor pushes freebop towards the energy school and Brooklyn picks it up a couple steps later.

Interesting observation. I'll try this out on saturday.

Kory · Post by **Kory** » 23 Apr 2010, 1:30pm

What is your favorite nickname for a jazzman? The most interesting are the ones that you don't normally hear about- that were only in use among the musicians. For example: Joe Henderson was known as 'The Phantom' because he would frequently and without warning become unavailable for weeks at a time, even with a session scheduled.

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 01 May 2010, 7:19pm

One hell of a photo.

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 May 2010, 11:34am

http://www.atavistic.com/albums.php?id=449
Pretty please?

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 May 2010, 11:45am

eumaas wrote:http://www.atavistic.com/albums.php?id=449
Pretty please?

I have the first Die Like A Dog Quartet release in mp3 and it's fucking great, incidentally. The electric trumpet really kicks things up a notch--Kondo lays down some abstract harmonies reminiscent of ambient and IDM. Sometimes the music sounds ancient.

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 May 2010, 12:17pm

Wolt, you ever check out Machine Gun?

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 May 2010, 12:19pm

eumaas wrote:Wolt, you ever check out Machine Gun?

I did. I dug it. Definitely not something to pop in on a whim for me, but great stuff.

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 May 2010, 12:27pm

Wolter wrote:
eumaas wrote:Wolt, you ever check out Machine Gun?
I did. I dug it. Definitely not something to pop in on a whim for me, but great stuff.

How'd you like the famous RnB breakdown? That shit cracks me up.

Wolter · Post by **Wolter** » 03 May 2010, 12:27pm

eumaas wrote:
Wolter wrote:
eumaas wrote:Wolt, you ever check out Machine Gun?
I did. I dug it. Definitely not something to pop in on a whim for me, but great stuff.
How'd you like the famous RnB breakdown? That shit cracks me up.

That was pretty sweet.

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 May 2010, 4:10pm

Kory, you dig Brotz any?

Kory · Post by **Kory** » 03 May 2010, 4:39pm

eumaas wrote:Kory, you dig Brotz any?

I'm actually not familiar with him other than by name. Though we do have a Machine Gun poster up at work. Recommendations?

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 May 2010, 4:48pm

Kory wrote:
eumaas wrote:Kory, you dig Brotz any?
I'm actually not familiar with him other than by name. Though we do have a Machine Gun poster up at work. Recommendations?

Machine Gun is the best place to start.

Flex · Post by **Flex** » 03 May 2010, 5:42pm

Machine Gun is what separates the men from the SRPs.

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 03 May 2010, 5:49pm

Flex wrote:Machine Gun is what separates the men from the SRPs.

It's one hell of an album. I think it's the best of its kind--compare it to Free Jazz, Ascension, and New York Eye and Ear Control, and I think Machine Gun comes out on top due to purity of purpose: to blow the fucking roof off.

eumaas · Post by **eumaas** » 04 May 2010, 1:30pm

Totally forgot this:
"Brötzmann, the tenor sax player, one of the greatest alive."
- Bill Clinton, when asked by the Oxford American to name a musician people would be surprised he listened to.

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