Thanks Jafant for letting us know about Cecil Taylors death.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP5L8tjnB6w
Btw, is it Jazz or Blues? :)))
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP5L8tjnB6w
Btw, is it Jazz or Blues? :)))
Jazz for aficionados
Thanks Jafant for letting us know about Cecil Taylors death. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP5L8tjnB6w Btw, is it Jazz or Blues? :))) |
It is our custom to acknowledge the passing of all jazz artists and their contribution to the art. Cecil Taylor contributed greatly to "Avant Garde" jazz. Anyone who considers Avant Garde special, might post links that will enlighten us who might be a shade in the dark. Thank you Jafant for informing us, and Acman for that link that sheds light on Mr. Cecil Taylor. |
Disputes are best settled in a way that they no longer linger. In the case of Mose Allison, his obituary says he was a jazz and blues pianist, since we never argue with anyone's obituary, that's settled once and for all, "He was a jazz and Blues pianist". There must be a way to settle disputes of this nature in a non-arbitrary fashion; if "Wikipedia" says it is so, there it is, case closed for this thread. Music is emotional, and so are we; consequently we must have a non-emotional manner of settling disputes of this nature in this thread, that closes the case. If someone doesn't like the verdict, I suggest they take it up with "Wikipedia". |
There is nothing I hate more than being misunderstood; when people from Boston talked, they assumed they were speaking English, but some of us who also spoke English, failed to understand them. When you have a crowd of people, from every state in the "United States", such as the first gathering for basic training in one of our branches of service, that's when you will discover, we may all speak "English" but we still don't all understand the English that is spoken from each individual state. That's what I meant when I spoke of our "origination"; it also has an effect on how we speak musically. |