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is it just me or does his voice sound like a kazoo when he is humming along?

by bobsmith on 01/02/2007, 21:23

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for me it is the same and spoils the songs that much, that i don't like to listen...

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by YourMove on 01/03/2007, 03:28

there is a christmas recording of keith jarrett that will show his fans how he plays so....er...musically.

https://www.planetcanadice.com/skits/kjoffer.mp3

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by MoJazz on 02/13/2007, 13:58

best piano player i've ever heard!
his music is incomparable.

:k�ln concert

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by keyboardist on 06/22/2007, 10:27

standards 4 ever!

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by jmkarns on 07/11/2007, 20:52

since nobody else answered your question, i will.
i thought the same thing when i first heard him on "bop-be".
i thought he actually was using a kazoo in some places. maybe he was.

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by JMurray on 12/17/2007, 10:07

what a bunch of snobs! i think there is as much room for a jazz kazooist as there is any other instrument - and if he can play piano and kazoo at the same time, my hat's off to him!

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by Dr. Whack on 12/17/2007, 11:20

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by YourMove on 01/03/2007, 03:28

by MoJazz on 02/13/2007, 13:58

by keyboardist on 06/22/2007, 10:27

by jmkarns on 07/11/2007, 20:52

by JMurray on 12/17/2007, 10:07

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by YourMove on 01/03/2007, 03:28

by MoJazz on 02/13/2007, 13:58

by keyboardist on 06/22/2007, 10:27

by jmkarns on 07/11/2007, 20:52

by JMurray on 12/17/2007, 10:07

by Dr. Whack on 12/17/2007, 11:20

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