NO jazz fest
- baileyman
- Posts: 1169
- Joined: Mar 24, 2018
It's day one. Lotsa guitars. Lotsa singers. Lotsa rhythm. Ain't no trombones yet.
For some reason the observation seems to belong in "business of music".
For some reason the observation seems to belong in "business of music".
- baileyman
- Posts: 1169
- Joined: Mar 24, 2018
Okay. Two showed up. One in the blues tent. Another in the jazz tent.
- BGuttman
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- Joined: Mar 22, 2018
[quote="baileyman"]It's day one. Lotsa guitars. Lotsa singers. Lotsa rhythm. Ain't no trombones yet.
For some reason the observation seems to belong in "business of music".[/quote]
You are describing modern popular music. Lots of gee-tars and lots of singers. Add piano, drums, and a bass gee-tar and you have the ensemble.
I hate those twangy electrical tings :evil:
For some reason the observation seems to belong in "business of music".[/quote]
You are describing modern popular music. Lots of gee-tars and lots of singers. Add piano, drums, and a bass gee-tar and you have the ensemble.
I hate those twangy electrical tings :evil:
- StevenC
- Posts: 128
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
[quote="BGuttman"]
You are describing modern popular music. Lots of gee-tars and lots of singers. Add piano, drums, and a bass gee-tar and you have the ensemble.
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Pop music hasn't been guitar dominated in years.
You are describing modern popular music. Lots of gee-tars and lots of singers. Add piano, drums, and a bass gee-tar and you have the ensemble.
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Pop music hasn't been guitar dominated in years.
- ddickerson
- Posts: 33
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
Sounds like a jazz fest in Houston: Anything not 'country and western' is considered to be jazz. In NO, I would think that you would hear a lot of NO style trad.
- Nolabone
- Posts: 24
- Joined: Feb 19, 2019
My take on Jazzfest, as a 26 year veteran of living in a New Orleans suburb and going to Jazzfest frequently, is it's progressing to be a lot less about "Jazz" and a lot more about "Fest". That's o.k. but the original name is pretty misleading... For the best chance to see/hear some great trombone talent, hang out between the "Blues" stage and the "Jazz" tent.
- Mikebmiller
- Posts: 961
- Joined: Mar 27, 2018
[quote="ddickerson"]'country and western'[/quote]
Both kinds of music! Country AND Western.
I love some good C&W, but most of the modern stuff is crap. I like Willie, Asleep at the Wheel, Johnny Cash, Lyle Lovett, etc.
Both kinds of music! Country AND Western.
I love some good C&W, but most of the modern stuff is crap. I like Willie, Asleep at the Wheel, Johnny Cash, Lyle Lovett, etc.
- ddickerson
- Posts: 33
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
[quote="Mikebmiller"]<QUOTE author="ddickerson" post_id="58953" time="1524917981" user_id="159">
'country and western'[/quote]
Both kinds of music! Country AND Western.
I love some good C&W, but most of the modern stuff is crap. I like Willie, Asleep at the Wheel, Johnny Cash, Lyle Lovett, etc.
</QUOTE>
I love Asleep, because they really swing! Just like the old Bob Wills bands did in the past!
And, Willie is a fantastic song writer!
'country and western'[/quote]
Both kinds of music! Country AND Western.
I love some good C&W, but most of the modern stuff is crap. I like Willie, Asleep at the Wheel, Johnny Cash, Lyle Lovett, etc.
</QUOTE>
I love Asleep, because they really swing! Just like the old Bob Wills bands did in the past!
And, Willie is a fantastic song writer!
- BeJimmiecalge
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Aug 20, 2019
I didnt go to Jazz and Boos but I heard about the incident. The general feeling was that she was lip-syncing and did not wish it to be obvious.