frogman
Yes Getz came up in the swing era and did retain stylistically from that early learning. And yes when Dailey is providing diffferent ( dissonant) chording you would expect the tenor to respond but it was probably difficult to get Stan out of his stylistic tendencies. But within his style was he ever so good.
The Huey Lewis cut was different for Getz but probably because the music was written that way. He is only recognized by his tone. Here is another example where he deviates stylistically somewhat. In fact the music was written for him but not in his style as Boland wanted him to play differently.
We have been talking about Getz and the KC FB Big Band . How about both together!!
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pCGg11AHT4o
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s_Nr6U0SGgU
Yes Getz came up in the swing era and did retain stylistically from that early learning. And yes when Dailey is providing diffferent ( dissonant) chording you would expect the tenor to respond but it was probably difficult to get Stan out of his stylistic tendencies. But within his style was he ever so good.
The Huey Lewis cut was different for Getz but probably because the music was written that way. He is only recognized by his tone. Here is another example where he deviates stylistically somewhat. In fact the music was written for him but not in his style as Boland wanted him to play differently.
We have been talking about Getz and the KC FB Big Band . How about both together!!
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pCGg11AHT4o
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s_Nr6U0SGgU