Sunday, March 01, 2009
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A confused stile, and a disturbed method, is fittest to discourse of our miserie.
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3 comments:
Wow! What a great example of early jazz, with improvisation built around the melody, rather than the chord structure. I love the way it starts in minor and transitions into major. Sounds like a scaled-down group, with trumpet (or cornet, I can never tell) and clarinet plus rhythm section. I miss a trombone in the ensembled, but probably nobody else will.
A real gem. Thanks for finding it.
Glad you like it! You may want to check out their other recordings, which are excellent. Their first recording for Okeh does have a trombonist...you can listen to the first side here (though the other side's better, IMO).
And that is indeed a cornet, played by Albert Brunies.
Now there are an early jazz apple and orange. I'll say that trombonicator does little to raise the level of musical discourse.
While listening, I saw this in the right side scroll menu.
Passed along without comment.
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