General Music Chat

jook, Peaceful Giants Awake was thought up back when I was messing around with Orlando Lake #31 .. that is when I basically started recording using a toneport UX-2 and ableton software with gear box.. I am a newcomer compared to you and planetguy, I wish we were closer so you could show me recording tricks I don't even know about..
I was ashamed and still ashamed of Peaceful Giants Awake.. so ashamed I was keeping it hid from everybody.. like you said, I missed the point, but your crazy rendition of Girl From Ipamea made me think,now is a good time to release it..LOL

that, and what better place to send in a rogue like" Peaceful Giants Awake" here on Rogue's Gallery thread

Dayne and Jook

Not sure if you are aware of this but your "crazy" single tracks will make great loop samples for techno and hip hop.

some advice....don't include this on your demo for securing gigs!!

Dude, this was a one-off joke between you and me. My band material has nothing to do w/ my released material or Soundcloud. These are all separate entities. The band is straight-up jazz/blues from a female perspective. My releases are somewhat open and are targeted to a totally different market. The stuff on SC is stuff that can't be published and goof-off stuff like 'GFIJ'. I've been reading the running joke about 'TGFI' so I decided to record the definitive version and lay it to rest!!

uh...yeah. i got all that, man! i didn't really think you would use that for demo purposes.

my comment was meant like a joke. you know.....LIKE a joke...just not as funny!

and yeah, I'm hip to Sex Mob. i dig a lot of their stuff since putting a different spin on well known tunes has appealed to me.

Shorter has written a lot of really cool tunes. They often have very unique chord progressions and their form/structure often deviates from typical 12, 16, 32 bar layout.

sure...write out the melody or just record a rough sketch of it. either way, whatever is easier.

and if you want Displaced Pianist as a collaborator you had better have a chart..

so who has DP's street address? somewhere in Tampa or St. Pete? I am going to send him a Nashville Numbers chart..will that suffice? a jazz/free/form tune using the Nashville Numbers system

Shorter has written a lot of really cool tunes. They often have very unique chord progressions and their form/structure often deviates from typical 12, 16, 32 bar layout..

I love Shorter's work w/ Miles and his solo work around this era. 'Speak No Evil' is one of my fave recordings of all time. Not really high on his fusion work w/WR.

sure...write out the melody or just record a rough sketch of it. either way, whatever is easier.

I'll write it out and send it to you. It's very simple but very catchy. Thanks man!!

yeah, checked out the melody and while it's vaguely fiamiliar, i can't quite place it.....sorry.

some of my favorite playing from W.S. can be found on this classic Art Blakey album from the early 60's. What a ridiculous wealth of powerhouse players on this album and the arrangements kill. Then of course, there's Blakey!!!!

Bass – Jymie Merritt
Drums – Art Blakey
Piano – Robert H. Timmons
Tenor Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
Trombone – Curtis Fuller
Trumpet – Lee Morgan

This is THE album i point people to as a near perfect example of Hard Bop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi2hDx03W38