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ecoman
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rmch
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While Morrison's final note is almost an octave higher, the end of this Maurice Andre clip still blows my mind ever time I see it (disclaimer - sorry the video quality is terrible and quirky, I didn't upload it. Also, if you're going to skip to the end of the video, at least watch the last 30 seconds to get the full effect):
https://youtu.be/O1kJDy-NsAU
Granted, the church he's playing in is acoustically favorable and the cinematic surprise at the end potentially helps him seem extra impressive, but still, that's an inspiring finish to a piece!
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nieuwguyski
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Well, keep in mind the thread title. Here y'go, disco beat and all -- Jon Faddis playing double C's on picc:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-bXJ2tVsz8
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That's the late great Lew Soloff on the intro and outro solos as well!!
I love that album, my favorite Faddis stuff is his studio and commercial work. His modern stuff is great with all the retro jazz, but I loved his sound and style back in the 70s and early 80s best!! |
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