Wow, more good music! Good one subby.

What the hell? That sounds nothing like the Fountains of Wayne song.

flaminglip: If Fark can have stupid Caturday, can we have a jazz day in the music thread too?

Pfft. Knock yourself out.

Parts of that gave me shivers. Good one, submitter.
So what day of the week is JazzDay again?

CarnySaur: What the hell? That sounds nothing like the Fountains of Wayne song.

As a member of that combo, I prefer this one.

Another day, another jazz post. Can't we have some U2 and Coldplay posts please?

survivalcar: CarnySaur: What the hell? That sounds nothing like the Fountains of Wayne song.

As a member of that combo, I prefer this one.

Chris Collingwood! I love you guys. Nice handle btw.

/now back to your regularly scheduled FARK

New Age Redneck: Wow, more good music! Good one subby.

I'm 2 for 5 on the jazz links the last 2 days...got some Jessica Williams in the pipe that I just submitted, but odds aren't good on a Saturday night.

But hope y'all enjoy!flaminglip: Oh, and if you ever want to hear Coltrane completely unhinged, try finding this

I have that...when I really want to zone out I have a bit of smoke, go sit on the back patio, look at the stars and put that on.
Just recently got his Kulu Se Mama-nice playing on that as well.

Came for a reference to Christopher Walken.
Left disappointed.

So who's up for a Sunday jazz day? Can we petition this somehow?

Also, I would like to thank subby for this find. It's unbelievable .

flaminglip: If Fark can have stupid Caturday, can we have a jazz day in the music thread too?

I think that would be neat.

Amen.

I now must find a better-quality recording of this track.

wiredmaverick

So who's up for a Sunday jazz day? Can we petition this somehow?

I don't pay the fiver but that sure is a solid idea. Maybe the payin' folk can make that happen.

/Music tab sportin' quality threads too! Les Paul and Chet Atkins duet win. More please.
//goin' to hit You Tube

New Age Redneck: So who's up for a Sunday jazz day? Can we petition this somehow?

I don't pay the fiver but that sure is a solid idea. Maybe the payin' folk can make that happen.

Doubt it-there's probably not enough of us to make it happen. But I'll email Drew and bounce the idea off of him for a greenlit jazz thread weekly, anyway.
Damn...my Jessica Williams, and Annie Ross didn't make it tonight.. Well, I'll try again tomorrow!

For anyone interested, KCSM (available online) has just started their Saturday night prgramming-tonight features Cole Porter songs.

Who needs a house out in hackensack?

It's amazing how those two can sound so different, yet blend so beautifully together. Nice find subby!

New Age Redneck: wiredmaverick

So who's up for a Sunday jazz day? Can we petition this somehow?

I don't pay the fiver but that sure is a solid idea. Maybe the payin' folk can make that happen.

You mean TFers get preference on submissions, just because they pay 5 bucks a month? That explains my problem getting greenlit.

kylemanor: survivalcar: CarnySaur: What the hell? That sounds nothing like the Fountains of Wayne song.

As a member of that combo, I prefer this one.

Chris Collingwood! I love you guys. Nice handle btw.


He plays jazz and is an NFL analyst? Cool!

Excellent, excellent post.

John Buck 41: New Age Redneck: wiredmaverick

So who's up for a Sunday jazz day? Can we petition this somehow?

I don't pay the fiver but that sure is a solid idea. Maybe the payin' folk can make that happen.

You mean TFers get preference on submissions, just because they pay 5 bucks a month? That explains my problem getting greenlit.

We don't get preference...at least, I sure as hell don't-1200 submissions in 5 years, 65 greens.
Although, as we see many more links, you can start to get a feel for what stories with what worded titles might work; and certain times of day, or certain days some things might work.
For example-I posted a total of 9 jazz links in the past 2 days, got 2 greens (jazz links tend to do better late night)...and an hour ago switchhed up and posted Patsy Cline's "Crazy", which will hit the music tab at 4:31 a.m.

But for me, it's still pretty much about a 5% success rate; I really don't care much about greens, I just try to post interesting, or informative, or weird stuff. Although I do take some joy in getting jazz through, as there's fewer of us jazz fans here.

Jizzday sounds lake a winner.

Googling around a bit indicates that this was a Jazz at the Philharmonic show from March 1960 and it's the only known Getz and Coltrane joint effort.

robmilmel: I have that...when I really want to zone out I have a bit of smoke, go sit on the back patio, look at the stars and put that on.
Just recently got his Kulu Se Mama-nice playing on that as well.

Other late Coltrane you don't want to be without:

First Meditations (the very last recording with the Quartet, not to be confused with 'Meditations')-- contemplative, joyful, bluesy, ferocious... everything is there.

Sun Ship-- Lot of wildness, but some great ballads, too.

Transition -- Jazz suites, the solos keep getting better and better....!!!

/I'm submitting some of my favorite jazz videos tomorrow!!

robmilmel: New Age Redneck: Wow, more good music! Good one subby.

I'm 2 for 5 on the jazz links the last 2 days...got some Jessica Williams in the pipe that I just submitted, but odds aren't good on a Saturday night.

But hope y'all enjoy!flaminglip: Oh, and if you ever want to hear Coltrane completely unhinged, try finding this

I have that...when I really want to zone out I have a bit of smoke, go sit on the back patio, look at the stars and put that on.
Just recently got his Kulu Se Mama-nice playing on that as well.

hey, nice work. keep fighting the good fight.

My can't do without Coltrane cds are:

Ole Coltrane
A Love Supreme

also love Giant Steps and the last recordings he did with Miles.

/great find on the vid subby.
//can't go wrong when Mr PC is involved!

mctom: robmilmel: I have that...when I really want to zone out I have a bit of smoke, go sit on the back patio, look at the stars and put that on.
Just recently got his Kulu Se Mama-nice playing on that as well.

Other late Coltrane you don't want to be without:

First Meditations (the very last recording with the Quartet, not to be confused with 'Meditations')-- contemplative, joyful, bluesy, ferocious... everything is there.

Sun Ship-- Lot of wildness, but some great ballads, too.

Transition -- Jazz suites, the solos keep getting better and better....!!!

/I'm submitting some of my favorite jazz videos tomorrow!!

Don't forget Interstellar Space! Good stuff.

as much as I like Coltrane, man I absolutely love Peterson, he absolutely destroyed that!

survivalcar: CarnySaur: What the hell? That sounds nothing like the Fountains of Wayne song.

As a member of that combo, I prefer this one.

Epic.

/I lol'd.

Think of Coltrane as a gateway drug to the jazz world.

Nice stuff.

And to think that Stan Getz went from this to fantastic West Coast jazz and bossa nova to playing on Huey Lewis' 'Hip to be Square'.

and no, I'm not ripping him

JubeiKibagami: Don't forget Interstellar Space! Good stuff.

I didn't; I was just thinking of quartet records in a similar vein. Interstellar Space is one of my favorite records of all time...

(and if you like that, check out John Gross/Billy Mintz "Beautiful You")

Did somebody say White Manna?

hackeysack?

Looks like the video was taken down already. I'd love to hear the song though. Anyone have a different link to the song?

ZeroCorpse: hackeysack?

That was the phish cover.

organizm: the vid is still up.

Got some Wes Montgomery Quartet to hit at 7:13 a.m. Monday, too! And another TF'er put another Monty tune link in that as well.

cramis1
Yeah, I like Oscar Peterson too. Him and Chick Corea are piano dudes that I can listen to forever. ..and Monk, Herbie Hancock, hmmm.. maybe I like piano almost as much as guitar players.

I've never heard Stan Getz burn like that before. All I ever heard from Him is that schmoozy elevator-muzik. I'm a new Stan Getz fan.

Terrific, swinging version of that tune. Love it! Not a weak link in the group anywhere.

pipco:

"I've never heard Stan Getz burn like that before. All I ever heard from Him is that schmoozy elevator-muzik."

Yeah, Getz was a terrific player. The earlier recordings are the burners. He started mellowing out around 1960 or so. He did some killer stuff in the 70s & 80s, too. The guy's always been great.

By the way - for you Oscar Peterson fans, go check out the album "Nigerian Marketplace". It's awesome.

I had heard members of FoW were Farkers -- I never expected any of them to show up in a thread and admit it, though.

Rock on!

I was born in Hackensack, so I'm getting a kick out of these replies.

I sat together in period one, fridays at 8:15 with Coltrane, so I'm getting a kick...etc etc