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Posts by bluesForBartok
Funky blues for a funky day
Chet Baker & Dick Twardzik in Paris 1955
A beautiful tune I hope you all enjoy.rec.Studio Pathé-Magellan, Paris. 11 October 1955Twardzik died of a heroin overdose in a hotel in Paris on 21 October 1955.
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One of my favorite Blue Note records
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I love pulling out this record and playing it for drummers. Not sure they always get why it excites me so but in my opinion, Tony Williams, who was only 17 years old at the time, plays so brilliantly on this session and this track in particular. Listen to how he communicates differently with each front-line soloist. All of whom are brilliant as well. Tony is glue and elasticity all at the same tim
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Boston Blow-Up
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Joe Pass - Boppin' and Burnin'
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Many years ago a friend of mine let me borrow his vynil copy of the Joe Pass record For Django and it's been a favorite ever since.This is Joe's take on the classic John Lewis tune which has been covered many times.After the intro he goes into a beautiful solo that is almost classical in it's conception. The lines are so logical that it reminds me of a Bach Invention.I hope you enjoy and if you wa
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Another killer Peter Green track
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For all of you that are lovers of Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton from the same era, I highly recommend listening to this track. It's a heavy minor blues in a slow groove that Zeppelin would perfect soon after. Green plays a filthy filthy solo that just blows me away everytime.
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