blue train

[orbsycli]

Just came back out of a trance, and I wa playing with John Coltrol blowin notes up in the air.

John sometimes talks wit his sax, Not just with the notes and reed, gut he cold actualy transform! Never heard anything iike it!

meow

[freeztar]

Yes, a classic jazz album.
Coltranis is indeed amazing. I just wish he would slow down sometimes so I could hear the individual notes!

[orbsycli]

He has some slow stuff.
Last nght I was listening to "coltrane for lovers"
It's got those deep, drunk, mellow vocals, and coltrane plays fluidly over it . (Really awesome Ride tone on the drums!)
I was just fascinated when I actually heard him blow a sentence . . It was like hyper vocals.

[freeztar]

yeah, and I prefer the slower stuff really.
"Slow Trane" is a pretty mellow album and then there is "Miles Davis: '58 Sessions" which has a couple slow ones. I VERY HIGHLY recommend that album by the way. It is an all-star cast at one of the momentous times in jazz history. They absolutely nail "On Green Dolphin Street". Seriously, check it out if you haven't already!

[Tarantism]

gotta love "moments notice"

[Tarantism]

on another note:

Miles comes to trane and asked him about the increasing length of his solos...

Trane-
"i just dont know how to stop"

Miles:
"you take the f--king horn out of your mouth"

[enorbet2]

The heartbeat behind John and the boys was Elvin. Seen this?

YouTube - Elvin Jones Drum Solo Demonstration

Just like a 40 Ton locomotive gathering steam