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Poll Question: Pick who you deem is best
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    Posted: 26 Dec 2011 at 4:00pm
Not all Hammond players but once again if my favourite stuff of theirs is with the groovers or has that feel, well they are here.
 
One organ player missing. Look for him elsewhere he is not really a groover. Larry that is.
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Grant...Grant... Grant.... GREEN!

then would come the king, Jimmy Smith. The rest can groove alright, but a bit too derivative. (exception being Burrell)

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Jimmy for me - and I've been slowly looking into Green, which is very enjoyable too
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I thought that Grant Green and Jimmy Smith got many votes. However, I do not yet decide it.
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Originally posted by Abraxas Abraxas wrote:

Grant...Grant... Grant.... GREEN!

then would come the king, Jimmy Smith. The rest can groove alright, but a bit too derivative. (exception being Burrell)
2nd Grant,  Pablo but Jimmy.  Big smile I know Kenny is bit, could be elsewhere but he was on a lot of Jimmy Smith's albums, just for a bit of fun and thought stick him with Grant for now being guitar. Jack McDuff had some good ones.  "Down Home Style" is great,   you can see the grease oozing from your speakers when playing itWink
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Originally posted by Matt Matt wrote:

Originally posted by Abraxas Abraxas wrote:

Grant...Grant... Grant.... GREEN!

then would come the king, Jimmy Smith. The rest can groove alright, but a bit too derivative. (exception being Burrell)
2nd Grant,  Pablo but Jimmy.  Big smile I know Kenny is bit, could be elsewhere but he was on a lot of Jimmy Smith's albums, just for a bit of fun and thought stick him with Grant for now being guitar. Jack McDuff had some good ones.  "Down Home Style" is great,   you can see the grease oozing from your speakers when playing itWink

Matt, guess what I found today when buying clothes.

I was more than shocked, being it in a mainstream clothing trend: a series of Blue Note t-shirts! And not any! Grant Green's "Talkin' About" cover album, "Midnight Blue" by Burrell and "Idle Moments"! 
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Cool.
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Originally posted by js js wrote:

Cool.

Indeed, tomorrow I'll buy one, not sure which though.
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Originally posted by Abraxas Abraxas wrote:

Originally posted by js js wrote:

Cool.

Indeed, tomorrow I'll buy one, not sure which though.
 
It looks good. The T-shirt is really good and hopes that you enjoy it.

By the way, such a T-shirt is sold now in Japan.
 
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^ awesome! they look great.
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LOLLOL The guy has no idea what he's wearing.

Hmm, maybe they got the wrong t-shirts...


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I am not sure to dress it well with courage like him. Or it may be the latest fashion.LOL
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I am not sure to dress it well with courage like him. Or it may be the latest fashion.LOL

Haha, if that was the latest fashion, it would be bizarre! But I'd like it, somehow, at least I would see jazz on the streets.
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I think that the pose that I decided in a T-shirt of Kenny Burrell is particularly splendid. I may perform it if I got drunk on alcohol.LOL
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Originally posted by Abraxas Abraxas wrote:

Originally posted by Kazuhiro Kazuhiro wrote:

I am not sure to dress it well with courage like him. Or it may be the latest fashion.LOL

Haha, if that was the latest fashion, it would be bizarre! But I'd like it, somehow, at least I would see jazz on the streets.
 
Of course I want to meet such a person in the future in a town, too.Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Kazuhiro Kazuhiro wrote:

I think that the pose that I decided in a T-shirt of Kenny Burrell is particularly splendid. I may perform it if I got drunk on alcohol.LOL

LOL I'd like to know what was in the guy's head when he was given those t-shirts to wear.

Off-topic, I've just discovered this great Japanese folk song!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNbQd0Fh9Wo&feature=related
Do you know them?

(sorry guys, I'm going very off-topic...)


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It is OK. Probably Matt will contact for a tolerant heart even if off some topics.Big smile I have the album. They are bands called "Happy End". It is the Japanese band which moved into action early in the 70s. Most of the Japanese music of the 70s did not go rock. Of course Japan already had the psychedelic music. However, it is said that "Happy End" was the first time in the band with the element of legitimate fork and rock. They really listened to the music of the band such as "The Paul Betterfield Blues Band" and "Moby Grape". And those music was united with Japanese music, and "Happy End" was formed. I can find other information and videos if you are interested in them.Smile
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Sorry I missed your reply yesterday Pablo. Those T-shirts look fabulous. I want the Jackie one Big smile absolutely. Do you think that band has ever heard the albums on their t-shirts?
 
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All of Max's sites have the same email notification now, the old days are gone for good. Wink
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