Jazz for aficionados
Pryso, for the most part Bill Evans is too introspective for me, but I liked the way he played with Miles and just about everybody else; he made they're music sound better. Is it improvisation or total chaos? That's the question that pops up lately. I've been hearing chaos that supposed to be improvisation. While Rok stated "modern jazz", I think he meant "most current" as of yesterday; there is a difference between chaos and improvisation. |
Johnny 'Guitar' Watson: More Funk than Blues. Blues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGIE28q3fEA should have gone on to Mexico. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0aIjyX7vwI Cheers |
Just wanted to say, that, for me, music often serves as companion, for my most subtle thoughts and feelings. Sometimes I like to think that that is the reason I have a large selection of music, to be able to find 'that particular song', for some 'particular moment'... But, than again, sometimes I just stand in front of a wall of cd's and think that I have 'nothing' to listen to.... Of course, than I flatter my self, thinking that I am still growing.... I would not try to form any definitions about jazz, but as in any art form, definitely there are style forms that are dependent on time, place and on individual craetions. We all have our favourits and I guess we should try to broad them, by sharing and perhaps learning about 'new' (or old) ones... Arguing which one is 'real' or 'better' is a kind of fun, but childish... |
