*plays random notes*
*plays random notes*
Anthony Scott
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Joseph Stewart
I like how at the end of this tune it sounds like he's about to play a little tag, but it's just one random note
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Angel Flores
Go back to mu core fantano grips swans bcnr
Luke White
Jazz musicians are pretending right?
Dylan Young
could’ve posted any jazz musician
Jayden Bennett
he is filling in actual notes with different notes. Absolutely amazing.
Asher Martin
>could’ve posted any jazz musician
uh no.
often imitated. never replicated.
Leo Anderson
Herbie Nichols was the only guy who played like Monk competently and interestingly imho
Isaiah Turner
Jazz is really good for improvisation, but I'm more into fusion.
Carter Williams
I think Miles Okazaki pulls it off, obviously the result of years spent delving deep into Monk and Monk alone.
Dominic Thompson
Forgot about that dude, I need to revisit some of his stuff. Thanks for the reminder.
William Howard
Not completely random, they are random within a certain scale usually
Nathaniel Torres
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>plays nothing but quarter note triplets for a straight minute
Ryan Martin
agreed. kinda. I was thinking about him when I made my post but fired it off nonetheless.
Herbie was wonderful but still not Monk.
now i'm gonna throw some Herbie Nichols vinyl down on to the TT. cheers
Sebastian Martinez
>Jazz is really good for improvisation, but I'm more into fusion.
I haven't been able to get in to fusion yet. Maybe some day but I really dislike synthesizers so maybe not...i'm open to recommendations though.
Lucas Diaz
I really like Herbie Hancocks early fusion albums, much more experimental and out there compared to what fusion later settled in sound wise. Sextant is the shining beacon of that era but Mwandishi is also really good.
Kevin Sullivan
Though there are some fusion artists that have released great records outside of the fusion genre, the fusion genre itself is rather dull.
Nathan Jones
Cameron Cruz
>Miles Okazaki
Interesting..i'm not familiar with him. Thanks! I will check him out.
This is why I love music boards.
Dylan Ross
thank you! I will Check it out. JM was one of the dudes I was gonna check out.
Nicholas Reyes
He's recorded Monk's complete oeuvre, I suggest starting with that. His original stuff is kind of an acquired taste, but really good if you're into stuff like Steve Coleman, Henry Threadgill, Rudresh Mahanthappa, Vijay Iyer and so on.