| LearnJazzPiano.com archives: Nat King Cole | |
| Scot -- 03/03/2004, 14:06:14 -- #2043 | |
| Woo Hoo! You made it! if you are the first one, you can create your own hidden room now. Click on Create Room to the left, and make sure you set the "private room" flag when you create the new one. | |
| brahtz -- 03/04/2004, 05:30:11 -- #2067 | |
| "The guy that I think has done more for blues than most people, which is why we called him the Godfather. Regardless to what jazz did, regardless to what country or anything else, ????? had his style and he stayed with it. And it still stands today with most of us as a guideline for playing real, true blues". -B.B. King | |
| 7 -- 03/09/2004, 21:25:16 -- #2272 | |
| When I first listened to Nat King Cole it was like Wow! Very smooth stuff, exactly the right stuff. | |
| J -- 03/15/2004, 11:51:15 -- #2505 | |
| Aha made it | |
| After a false start with Barry Manilow the other day the answer turned up in the lobby. Barry Manilow was around in the 40's surely?! | |
| Maybeck Recital Hall Series: Bill Mays: listening to this is like having a lesson. | |
| Rick -- 03/16/2004, 06:06:53 -- #2528 | |
| im still stuck on the one after Sun Ra, the Loius one.... | |
| Scot -- 03/16/2004, 10:20:27 -- #2538 | |
| Oh, yummy, some hints! :) | |
| Peteboypete -- 03/16/2004, 13:53:51 -- #2549 | |
| Clue for Rick | |
| He wrote the song that launched the big "swing revival" of the late '90's (though he wrote like 40 years earlier). | |
| Rick -- 03/17/2004, 05:36:29 -- #2560 | |
| oh man...sorry Scot, didnt think | |
| Scot -- 03/17/2004, 09:55:21 -- #2572 | |
| No, I need them! I'm in a complete jam and stuck in Muddy Waters right now. I think I even lost a boot. | |
| nihonjin -- 06/28/2004, 05:14:42 -- #5192 | |
| secret room | |
| I just added a new private room. It's a tribute to one of the greatest bebop pianoplayers. He is known for his amazing technical facility and often plays unison runs in both hands. He has made an outstanding trio album with Roy Haynes and Paul Chambers in 1958. The name of the player is also the name of the room. Good Luck with it | |
| Maybeck Recital Hall Series: Bill Mays: listening to this is like having a lesson. | |
| dharminor -- 11/23/2004, 17:44:53 -- #9200 | |
| my first guess was fats waller because he sang but he was earlier | |
| Goody -- 01/05/2005, 18:55:52 -- #10143 | |
| GOODY | |
| OBVIOUS N.K.C. -- I HAVE A VIDEO OF HIM --- HIS FINGERS MASSAGES THE KEYS --- WHEN I HAVE HIS VIDEO ON -- I SHUT MY EYES AND IT IS JUST LIKE THE RADIO | |
| desa -- 03/24/2005, 08:29:48 -- #12177 | |
| He's quite good | |
| He is a master of playing with a guitarist. Not and easy thing to do. Listen to 'the man I love'. Tis well good. | |
| charlp88 -- 07/28/2005, 16:27:27 -- #17009 | |
| sweet pea | |
| who was the dukes alter ego? | |
| sdm -- 07/28/2005, 18:13:06 -- #17016 | |
| OK, I'm pretty sure I have this but no room. Is it (are we) there yet? | |
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