What Jazz are you listening to now?

[Stanfordian]

‘Heavy Soul’
Ike Quebec with Freddie Roach, Milt Hilton & Al Harewood
Blue Note (1961)

[Stanfordian]

I thought he meant "sick" !

https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/...meanings-sick/

I don't like these inverted meanings, as I usually find them confusing. When he said 'sick' I thought he meant 'puke'!

[Serial_Apologist]

I don't like these inverted meanings, as I usually find them confusing. When he said 'sick' I thought he meant 'puke'!

Not very nice, bringing this up on the jazz subforum!

[Stanfordian]

‘Blowing in from Chicago’
Cliff Jordon, John Gilmore, Horace Silver, Curley Russell & Art Blakey
Blue Note (1957)

[Stanfordian]

Not very nice, bringing this up on the jazz subforum!

Because it was written on this 'What Jazz are you listening to now?' thread.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Because it was written on this 'What Jazz are you listening to now?' thread.

I think S_A was simply using the "puke" reference to make a pun on "bringing it up" rather than any intentional criticism of your post, Stanf.

[burning dog]

All meaning Good


Wicked, Murder (Murdah) - Caribbean

Bad, Sick, - USA

Killer - USA (Killa - Caribbean)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

All meaning Good
Wicked, Murder (Murdah) - Caribbean
Bad, Sick, - USA
Killer - USA (Killa - Caribbean)

Putrid post, bd.

[burning dog]

Mental if anything !

[Stanfordian]

I think S_A was simply using the "puke" reference to make a pun on "bringing it up" rather than any intentional criticism of your post, Stanf.

Lost me! Let's keep it simple!

[uncleboko]

Some proper jazz!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2v0d_eDXFYQ

[Quarky]

All meaning Good


Wicked, Murder (Murdah) - Caribbean

Bad, Sick, - USA

Killer - USA (Killa - Caribbean)

Well, I'm all at sickses and sevenses - a meaning of opposites - perhaps at the same time - and a range of implications and innuendos in between -

[burning dog]

Mercy Mercy Mercy (Me !)

2nd track

[Quarky]

Blues Wail -Tiny Grimes / Coleman Hawkins

[elmo]

Hal Galper "Cubist" album just released, I can't understand why he is not more lauded on this (and all the other Forums for that matter)Forum.

Hal's approach to freeing up Bop into his own kind of free bop which he has been developing over the last 10 years makes for some very original music.

Here is his take on "Solar" from the album with Jerry Bergonzi Tenor, Jeff Johnson Bass, John Bishop Drums.

https://youtu.be/a-5kjWr6TY0

elmo