General Music Chat

hari Krsna, hari, hari,!!!!

LOL Dane, don't blame me if he goes bananas on you..

as Annie Lennox once said, "some of you want to be abused"

well got to go to bed now,

can't talk with strangers anymore
maybe another day.

LOL 'Cept this ain't no sweet dream..

He sounds about as bitter as Les did when I told him that he had a "tin ear".

(Click, POW, aRrRRRoooooOOOOOOO, POW-POW-POW.)

Never forget your silver bullets for the "Where-Wolves" !!!

ehhhhhh?

wad ya say there sonny????
you gotta speak up

I just love the vibes player that was known as Viktor Feldman.. I really dig his playing on, " Livin' On The Fault Line " by Doobie Brothers,, it is so hard to believe the Doobie Brothers were also decent jazz musicians in a sense.. Livin' On The Fault Line is a great album..

right on, dane. victor feldman was fantastic.....great vibist and keyboardist. besides his own albums and bands he also was a first call session player. i love the stuff he did w steely dan. pretty sure he was one of if not THE first mallet percussionist that Zappa used back in the 60's.

Cool beans, yes bartender I want another shot of whiskey and bring me a draft beer as well. lol

jus' make sure it's single malt from the top shelf (as long as the joint is buying)

I think if you get caught having that much fun on a gig ... you will get your license to play bass revoked!

That's a very nice sounding group that should have no trouble finding a good gig.

... but a cello could spice things up , like these post-boppers here
http://youtu.be/z-n6KzsFwx8

thanks, vinny. those guys are a blast to play with and love to "go exploring".


nice cello selection but for a tune coming from eric dolphy titled "Out There" i thought it was pretty tame compared to some of his other stuff. ron carter... though a little "out there" for HIM, sounded good on cello but i was expecting you to put up some oscar pettiford.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWLo8xkOxDc

That sounded like Violent Femmes, Blister in the Sun.

I'm sure that jazz tune predates the Violent Femmes, so it's the other way around but I heard the Violent Femmes 1st so..

Thanks though, I listen to it all.

That sounded like Violent Femmes, Blister in the Sun.

I'm sure that jazz tune predates the Violent Femmes, so it's the other way around but I heard the Violent Femmes 1st so..

Thanks though, I listen to it all.

wow...it DOES!!!

ok...apparently these videos are better than i thought. i just booked our first gig using them for demo purposes...


Mark the videos look awesome, you guys are really talented. This is exactly the type of ambiance we would be looking for.


he's got a newish restaurant and he's talking about having us play thursdays there. we're gonna try it on for size next week and see what's to see.

gonna go drop in there to figure out if there's enough room for the vibes. yowzah.

I just love the vibes player that was known as Viktor Feldman.. I really dig his playing on, " Livin' On The Fault Line " by Doobie Brothers,, it is so hard to believe the Doobie Brothers were also decent jazz musicians in a sense.. Livin' On The Fault Line is a great album..

right on, dane. victor feldman was fantastic.....great vibist and keyboardist. besides his own albums and bands he also was a first call session player. i love the stuff he did w steely dan. pretty sure he was one of if not THE first mallet percussionist that Zappa used back in the 60's.

and Feldman played with the 1st Bassist in Mahavishnu Orchestra (Rick Baird?) back in 1965 as a jazz combo but believe Feldman played keyboards in that setup.. supposedly he was a better keyboardist than vibraphonist.. Miles Davis really thought he was the best.. definitely the best jazz musician from the UK..it helps being "born into it" too..

and Feldman played with the 1st Bassist in Mahavishnu Orchestra (Rick Baird?) back in 1965 as a jazz combo but believe Feldman played keyboards in that setup.. supposedly he was a better keyboardist than vibraphonist.. Miles Davis really thought he was the best.. definitely the best jazz musician from the UK..it helps being "born into it" too..

yep...Rick Laird. before growing his hair long and becoming a dope smokin' fusion playin' hippie Laird was a pretty good straight ahead acoustic bass player.

feldman better on keys or vibes? tossup for me. the guy killed on both.