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"Masters of Jazz "
surlybuf (22 posts)
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Mar-09-10, 11:52 PM (EST)
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"Masters of Jazz " |
I just watched a two hour special on Ovation called the Masters of Jazz, or something close to that nature. They follow Jazz from it's roots. The show is very interesting with a great sound track to boot. But the commentator made note towards the end of the feature that there has been nothing new since Coltrane. That we have been in a dead period for 30 years. Here is were I completely disagree. I am somewhat schooled in Jazz and I have been on a twenty year discovery. I do not know everything, nor do I claim to about Jazz. But this statement is false, and MMW prove that. One of my other favorites JFJO also help prove this man wrong.
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bassdrop (13 posts)
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Mar-12-10, 11:24 AM (EST)
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2. "RE: Masters of Jazz " |
I disliked the end of the Ken Burns series for the same reason. A lot of that had to do with the heavy influence of Wynton Marsalis on the project, as if he's somehow the only authority on jazz.
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