I just don't understand why these videos aren't getting millions of views. The world is a perplexing place....high level jazz education on this channel. Keep going brother, the world needs this.
It puzzles me at times too,.... I see some of my competition talking out their ass, getting 1000s of views... ?? But mine aint click bait and gimmicky 7 minutes of fluff, its more substantive, which I think scares away many??? All the same it is still growing steady, and I would rather have a following of 5000 that watch and get it , than 100 000 that just tune in to tune out??
I shared with my wife this evening that your channel far surpasses any learning I obtained in my jazz appreciation college course. Your commentary is intelligent, very well-articulated, and full of engaging insight. Job well done!
wow thnx very much I def appreciate that response, I certainly try to make coherent and passionate content, that reflects my feelings and insight into this great art form!! Happy to read such a comment!!
I’ve been listening to, collecting and reading about music actively for 35 years. It occupies my mind all the time. Unfortunately it’s not very often anymore I get really impressed or inspired by someone’s knowledge, but man you really know what you are talking about. Great job!
Essential viewing. You’re so on the money with the “ Blue Note Band “. Wynton Kelly is one guy I look out for in the personnel. Can honestly say I have never watched a less than excellent video/tutorial from you. Many thanks from the UK
Too funny, my first jazz album was Monk's Genius of Modern Music, Vol 1. I used to ride my bike to a NY area store called Korvettes when I first started buying records using money I made on a paper route. There was an African American guy, probably in his mid to late 20s, who worked in the record dept. He saw me looking through stuff, came over, started asking me some questions about what I liked and we started talking. He seemed to know a lot and I was always interested in trying something new, so I asked him to pick something out for me. He gave me the Monk record. I loved it and went back for more. He turned me on to Jimmy Smith next, and so on and so and so on. Wish I could go back and thank him.
I can relate to your experience. I grew up in Levittown,Pa.,a suburb of Philly.Just the mention of Levittown for years became synonymous with the suburbs. But there were several places of jazz record treasures ,such as Korvettes,S.Klein,Two Guys,and even K-Mart,Woolco and Sears.(Yes,Sears used to have a record dept. where I found a Blue Note two-fer of Miles' great work of 52-54.Actually,I think I recall that by then it was issued on United Artists) Another powerful moment was finding Andrew Hill's "Smokestack " on Blue Note( which is still one of my personal favorites) and a George Russell on Riverside, each for 99cents.I was much younger then,and wasn't aware of how the musicians rarely (if ever) saw a dime from these re-issues ,or how badly they were ripped-off in general.I just found that these and other newly discovered gems at that time would lead me to a whole new wonderful world of sounds and feelings.Special memories!
Those horn 🎷 🎺 harmonies in BlueTrane sounds like 🧈! You talking BN never gets old 👍 👌 ✅ 😊 . You’re passion for this music is very inspiring and enjoyable to listen too!
Just had to watch this episode again Dan, you’re so far ahead of anyone else on YT when it comes to jazz and what it actually is, and means, I almost feel sorry for the rest! You’ve already built a great educational reference site for anyone with an interest in understanding more about this great art. Thanks and all the best from England
I’ve come back to watch this for the second time. My Blue Note collection has really grown since BN 80, Classic, and Tone Poet reissues have been released but still not got a significant slice of what you’re showing. A few years back when I started using UA-cam, I never expected to find anything that would provide good memories or that I would enjoy going over old ground again. The best channel out there by a long distance. P.S. 33 mins inspires a laugh lol😂 The rant over on spiritual jazz, next subject “Kenny Drew”
Hi Dan Really enjoyed this video very educational and informative. I could listen to you all day. I agree about the obi strips they obscure the great covers. Take care
Love this, especially thinking about the spectrum of trumpet players. I enjoy all the different vinyl community people talking about the reissues, but haven't seen anyone else do as good a job talking about the music.
i very much appreciate that , and will tell u this was a part oif my design for this channel... too much talk about.... paper n ink n not enough about the book and its story on those pages!! Thnx for recognizing
I envy the way this guy can pull the words out to precisely express what he wants to say. Good communicator.... Not sure about the way he grabs those records though haha.
We are well on top of the vaccination roll-out which is key. People are clamouring for foreign holidays but I think that would be a mistake right now. Pubs and restaurants will be open inside on 17th May. That will be interesting.
Superb content once more Dan. I am trying to keep my Blue note collection grow little by little. As I live in a very small country in Europe is not so easy. I appreciate the fact you have mention to buy 8 reissues onstead of one original as some people forget this is about the music, the object whichay to learn more about jazz music. Cheers!
@@TheJazzShepherd I am Spanish, but I live in a really tiny state called Malta right in the middle of the Mediterranean.So most of the time it is a difficult place to find good jazz records.But funnily enough this week I found a copy of Mobley’s Roll Call 😁 Music should be the focus disregard of the obsession with pressings. Keep it up man, always 5 star content!
@@Tascam82 Thnx Brutha ! ! I Am a geography nut..So I know Malte well South of Sicily n North of Tunisia With great megalithic cart tracks and building sights, still quite unexplained... Cheers my friend!
You've done it again: Great selection and good explanation! I've started with Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock records on Blue Note to know more about the label.
This man is an absolute genius on the art of this and other musics, and as a collector as well, totally enjoy every one of his scholarly tomes, however, PLEASE refrain from letting the anti-Trump, Ted Nugent, etc. rhetoric creep in ... I certainly defend your right to say it, but just do the Jazz! ... BRAVO!
Appreciate the kind words, and I do try to limit the politics...but nothing is scripted, it all just flows and comes out .... so some times the train of thought rolls heavy... If it makes yo feel any better, I am not a poiltics fan of either side
Thanks for that Dan, many recordings I'm unfamiliar with. Blue Note is my favourite, the recordings sound like proper pieces of music, rather than a group of guys queuing up to take solos. On Blue Note you would often have an intro ', a well executed theme, (often an original composition), good solos and an end. Think of Horace Silver, as on Song For My Father! I'm overstating my case here, but to me Prestige often has about 4 horns queuing up to blow on "rhythm" changes or a 12 bar head that sounded like it was written in the studio ( I've read Weinstock took copyright for originals, which would discourage musicians contributing their own), long solos followed by a long trading 4s sequence. But I guess some find this approach exciting.
I love your channel, and your passion for the music. I love my Blue Note LPs, and wish I had your collection, but I'm more of an '11 Donald Byrd LPs on 6 CDs for $9' kind of guy these days. I can fill in a lot more gaps in my collection at those prices.
Hi Dan - again great job and again you cost me some money.... I don't have a LP-player anymore, so I need to grab the CDs - but here in Austria that's also a bit difficult. On Amazon Germany most of the CDs are either not available or the ask ridiculous prices for imports (50 - 120 USD !!!). Now good news is that my wife is Japanese, has an account with amazon Japan - so I can get there some really good price (either through prime or different second hand dealers), have it sent to her friend - and then the package(s) will be collected and sent to Vienna. Well, I think packages as I ordered now 30+ CDs (Blue Note, Riverside...). Keep up the great work! Servus, Kurt
Wow you showed some heat man!!! Anything and I mean anything that is designed to be marketed for the masses sucks!!! It's no longer real when it's marketed. Peace
At some point in my collecting music from blue note artists, I started buying everything Rudy Van Gelder was associated with. It's a deep rabbit hole. 👍😊✌️🎶🎶
My man I'm trying to catch up on all your videos..lol. You make some really good points man discussing the music! I've only got like 15 maybe 20 of the Blue Note albums I would love to learn about the series of albums like the 1500s is there a book out there I can buy? Thank you and I saw where you subscribed to my channel I really appreciate that man thanks a lot!
Hey, Dan. Great stuff. I saw Ma Rainey's Black Bottom last night. It so much reminded me of your discussions about empathizing with what these cats were going through at that time. Have you thought about doing a video about that movie? Cheers, - Chris
@@TheJazzShepherd I have Dan. Some of the. best TV I have ever seen; a great show in all aspects. It really does paint a story of desperation and sorrow. People are just driven into this life that they don't want just out of necessity and peer pressure and parental pressure and just this expectation that this is what you do because this is who you are. But that's true across the spectrum but when you are at the wrong end of the spectrum then the 'path' is pretty poor. I can hear a lot of people saying 'yeah, it's just Hollywood, just a story'. But yes one rooted in what it is like on the streets. Anybody who has gotten on the wrong subway, the wrong side of mid night and ended up in the wrong part of town and not your safe white middle class enclave will know. South Africa and the USA are the only two countries I have been to where the social divide is so stark. Yes every town has it's 'wrong side of the tracks' but rarely where the nightly death toll can be counted on the fingers of many hands. Every night, every week, every year. That environment is stressful! That stress comes out in the music. Dan when you say the jazz created by the black man has that extra edge that the white jazz doesn't have you are bang on the money. Just listen to Eminem vs NWA. Sorry Eminem you are just dancing on the coat tails of an art created elsewhere. Back on point.. great show Dan. SO hard to pick a BN short list and yes once you are past '61 or so that hard bop. peak has passed and the BN sound has moved away from the trunk as the tree branches out. Great branches with some fantastic colourful leaves though. I would have picked a different set but essentially the same themes. Hard to go wrong to be fair with BN. Digressing a little, I really enjoyed your OLD show on the vibes recently. I've been digging thru the archives and it seems I need some Lionel in my life.
@@andrewmacdonald9382 really well said my man. The Wire left a mark on me.... Imagine now the black experience 5 decades earlier? Its very hard to pick a BN list, I figured i better at least cover all the great artists at least once! Lionel is a must have!!
I have 30 ish blue note records in my collection, but only one original pressing pre-sale (The Sermon) and I have a 1966 Liberty press of Out To Lunch. Would you still buy liberty pressings rather than New York pressings for economics?
Thanks for including Dexter, he alone got me going back in 81 “Gotham City”. So lyrical and expressive and nominated for best actor in Other Side of Round Midnight who does that? He’s up there in my listening favorites with Duke, Oliver, Booker E, Clif B and G. Benson. RUMBLE
This is off topic but have you heard about Sam Records in France and the albums they've been reissuing? A lot of them are out of stock right now but they will be in stock again. Some interesting titles - www.samrecords.fr/home/?doing_wp_cron=1595604304.7470870018005371093750
Do you have a PayPal account for fans to send $ to support you ? I don't do the Patreon monthly payment. Lastly, I like your merchandise, but I'm more of a small logo person. You've got a small logo hoodie for sale, but nothing similar listed in t-shirts. I also didn't see any long sleeve t-shirts. Did I miss anything? 🤔🤔
well , I have only 3 blue note so far !! but 20+ M.Davis and 10+ Coltrane . So yes , I eard ya and to build and put Blue note in a special shelf will be cool :)
I could see if they were YOUR records... I have made a lving off my vinyl for 20 years collected them for over 30... you needn't worry about them, they are fine n cherished and are not nearly as fragile as you might t hink!! GEEESHHH
@@TheJazzShepherd In the so called “audiophile community” it would probably cause less upset if you made an hour long video of the public beating of your children. Apparently your credibility depends on how you handle plastic disks. … Where do people get the energy to get upset over such nonsense? Anyway, really just wanted to check in and say thank you for yet another great video. You, Sir, are an encyclopedia and a machine. The only thing missing apparently is a pair of white gloves for your records…
Hahahaha. Exactly... Some people are really deceived on the subject of vinyl n just how vulnerable it is... Its kinda nutz... Been a dj for 20 years...my club vinyl gets waaaay more abuse than my jazz... No one has ever said to me..gee ur vinyl sounds dirty..lol. Its just so dumb..
@@TheJazzShepherd And anyhow,you love the music way too much to treat them in any manner short of properly and with the greatest respect.The comments of that nitwit makes me wonder how he gets along with people and life in general.
@@thomass.9167 Your comment was right on the 💰 The fool who sent that comment probably pays far less attention to the music than the records.So well said,Thomas.👍👍👍
I just don't understand why these videos aren't getting millions of views. The world is a perplexing place....high level jazz education on this channel. Keep going brother, the world needs this.
It puzzles me at times too,.... I see some of my competition talking out their ass, getting 1000s of views... ??
But mine aint click bait and gimmicky 7 minutes of fluff, its more substantive, which I think scares away many???
All the same it is still growing steady, and I would rather have a following of 5000 that watch and get it , than 100 000 that just tune in to tune out??
I shared with my wife this evening that your channel far surpasses any learning I obtained in my jazz appreciation college course. Your commentary is intelligent, very well-articulated, and full of engaging insight. Job well done!
wow thnx very much I def appreciate that response, I certainly try to make coherent and passionate content, that reflects my feelings and insight into this great art form!!
Happy to read such a comment!!
You should be teaching at a university. Thank you for dropping so much knowledge on us, professor, day after day!
Thnx for the kind words!!!! Peace my friend
I’ve been listening to, collecting and reading about music actively for 35 years. It occupies my mind all the time. Unfortunately it’s not very often anymore I get really impressed or inspired by someone’s knowledge, but man you really know what you are talking about. Great job!
Cool man thnks alot, that means a lot to me!!
Essential viewing. You’re so on the money with the “ Blue Note Band “. Wynton Kelly is one guy I look out for in the personnel. Can honestly say I have never watched a less than excellent video/tutorial from you. Many thanks from the UK
Too funny, my first jazz album was Monk's Genius of Modern Music, Vol 1. I used to ride my bike to a NY area store called Korvettes when I first started buying records using money I made on a paper route. There was an African American guy, probably in his mid to late 20s, who worked in the record dept. He saw me looking through stuff, came over, started asking me some questions about what I liked and we started talking. He seemed to know a lot and I was always interested in trying something new, so I asked him to pick something out for me. He gave me the Monk record. I loved it and went back for more. He turned me on to Jimmy Smith next, and so on and so and so on. Wish I could go back and thank him.
Those links are invaluable
i love the old record store stories!!!
I can relate to your experience. I grew up in Levittown,Pa.,a suburb of Philly.Just the mention of Levittown for years became synonymous with the suburbs. But there were several places of jazz record treasures ,such as Korvettes,S.Klein,Two Guys,and even K-Mart,Woolco and Sears.(Yes,Sears used to have a record dept. where I found a Blue Note two-fer of Miles' great work of 52-54.Actually,I think I recall that by then it was issued on United Artists) Another powerful moment was finding Andrew Hill's "Smokestack " on Blue Note( which is still one of my personal favorites) and a George Russell on Riverside, each for 99cents.I was much younger then,and wasn't aware of how the musicians rarely (if ever) saw a dime from these re-issues ,or how badly they were ripped-off in general.I just found that these and other newly discovered gems at that time would lead me to a whole new wonderful world of sounds and feelings.Special memories!
So refreshing to hear someone talk about jazz with authority. Not a talking head audiophile with a $200,000 turntable. Thanks for these videos man
Thnx brutha
Wonderful passionate, insightful video Dan.Loved your definition of the blues, absolutely on the money
u got me curious as to what I said??? lol
@@TheJazzShepherd ln the course of an argument with my wife the other day she asked me who l thought l was and l only got 74% of that right
@@Richard-yc5pk hahahahaha
I've been a jazz fan for 50 years. You really preach it man! I've seen live - Miles, Griffin , S. Rollins, Hubbard, who you include here. Thanks!
Wow thats a great list of men u have seen!!!
Thnx for watchin
Thanks bruh 😎 for explaining how I feel about the art form. Grew up with this music via my dad. Glad I found your channel ✌🏽
Thank you for making this video. Good beginners guide.. Take Care Edward.
Thnx my friend
Thank you very much for your recommendations!
Thank you! So love what you’ve taught us. One favorite bit- the gradation of trumpeters from Brown through Davis: from clarity to cloudiness.
its a great way to classify and her this horn
Wow…what an excellent video. I own almost all of these. Thank you for another great video. You and Ken Mecalif are both outstanding story tellers.
Thnx my friend
Those horn 🎷 🎺 harmonies in BlueTrane sounds like 🧈! You talking BN never gets old 👍 👌 ✅ 😊 . You’re passion for this music is very inspiring and enjoyable to listen too!
Thnx my friend...passion is always an important part pf my expressing.... I feel its how i connect!
Just had to watch this episode again
Dan, you’re so far ahead of anyone else on YT when it comes to jazz and what it actually is, and means, I almost feel sorry for the rest!
You’ve already built a great educational reference site for anyone with an interest in understanding more about this great art.
Thanks and all the best from England
Wow thnx for the kind words my friend....
I’ve come back to watch this for the second time. My Blue Note collection has really grown since BN 80, Classic, and Tone Poet reissues have been released but still not got a significant slice of what you’re showing.
A few years back when I started using UA-cam, I never expected to find anything that would provide good memories or that I would enjoy going over old ground again.
The best channel out there by a long distance.
P.S. 33 mins inspires a laugh lol😂 The rant over on spiritual jazz, next subject “Kenny Drew”
Dan, your videos are so informative. Thank You!
Jesus Christ, this guy knows Jazz, one new sub from me!
Hi Dan
Really enjoyed this video very educational and informative.
I could listen to you all day. I agree about the obi strips they obscure the great covers.
Take care
they really seem unnecessary
Love this, especially thinking about the spectrum of trumpet players. I enjoy all the different vinyl community people talking about the reissues, but haven't seen anyone else do as good a job talking about the music.
i very much appreciate that , and will tell u this was a part oif my design for this channel... too much talk about.... paper n ink n not enough about the book and its story on those pages!!
Thnx for recognizing
Very enjoyable and concise - and heartfelt. Bravo.
Thnx for watching
And this is why Jazz is the most important art form in the history of mankind.
Amen to that my friend
I envy the way this guy can pull the words out to precisely express what he wants to say. Good communicator.... Not sure about the way he grabs those records though haha.
thnx my friend.. the records were not hurt in the making of this video!! LOL
Just a great selection of jazz records-keep up the work for the newbies like me.....educational as always👊 keep it up .
Thanks, will do!
Great video, brother. Plenty of food for thought, as always. Gotta love the Blue Notes! ✌️😁✌️
thnx my freind
Another excellent review Dan. Some great intros for collectors just discovering Blue Note recently. Fantastic stuff as always.
Thnx my friend, are things getting more normal in the UK?
We are well on top of the vaccination roll-out which is key. People are clamouring for foreign holidays but I think that would be a mistake right now. Pubs and restaurants will be open inside on 17th May. That will be interesting.
Superb content once more Dan. I am trying to keep my Blue note collection grow little by little. As I live in a very small country in Europe is not so easy. I appreciate the fact you have mention to buy 8 reissues onstead of one original as some people forget this is about the music, the object whichay to learn more about jazz music. Cheers!
what country are u in my friend??
Yes tje music always should be the focus... waaay to many people talking pressings n not about the music
@@TheJazzShepherd I am Spanish, but I live in a really tiny state called Malta right in the middle of the Mediterranean.So most of the time it is a difficult place to find good jazz records.But funnily enough this week I found a copy of Mobley’s Roll Call 😁
Music should be the focus disregard of the obsession with pressings. Keep it up man, always 5 star content!
@@Tascam82 Thnx Brutha ! !
I Am a geography nut..So I know Malte well
South of Sicily n North of Tunisia
With great megalithic cart tracks and building sights, still quite unexplained...
Cheers my friend!
@@TheJazzShepherd you nailed it :) Cheers!
PS I am a Canadian...in general we know the world better than Americans
Thank you, Dan! Great video as usual! You are a gem!
thnk u my friend!!! Happy to be of service~~
You've done it again: Great selection and good explanation! I've started with Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock records on Blue Note to know more about the label.
Cool, thanks!
So many great titles to dive into
@@TheJazzShepherd Could you make a video about Mainstream Records, please? I'm very curious about that label and which artists I should listen. ;-)
@@diamonddogz389 Not a label I have done much research on tbh
Dan, another great piece! I now have a few more to look for if possible.
Blue Notes are at least pretty easy to come by...every title has been re issued a bunch
This man is an absolute genius on the art of this and other musics, and as a collector as well, totally enjoy every one of his scholarly tomes, however, PLEASE refrain from letting the anti-Trump, Ted Nugent, etc. rhetoric creep in ... I certainly defend your right to say it, but just do the Jazz! ... BRAVO!
Appreciate the kind words, and I do try to limit the politics...but nothing is scripted, it all just flows and comes out .... so some times the train of thought rolls heavy...
If it makes yo feel any better, I am not a poiltics fan of either side
Great stuff dude, got say, ever time you talk about Grant Green and idle moments you put that preacher hat. Love it. Preach oooonnn bra 🙌🙏🏼👏
Boom!
Hahaha its the best track!!!
The Blue Note label rocks! Thanks for the review youngblood! ☝️🥴👍
amen my friend
Thanks for that Dan, many recordings I'm unfamiliar with.
Blue Note is my favourite, the recordings sound like proper pieces of music, rather than a group of guys queuing up to take solos. On Blue Note you would often have an intro ', a well executed theme, (often an original composition), good solos and an end. Think of Horace Silver, as on Song For My Father!
I'm overstating my case here, but to me Prestige often has about 4 horns queuing up to blow on "rhythm" changes or a 12 bar head that sounded like it was written in the studio ( I've read Weinstock took copyright for originals, which would discourage musicians contributing their own), long solos followed by a long trading 4s sequence. But I guess some find this approach exciting.
that Prestige format does allow for some honest BLOWING, and emoting... but certainly less challengng and less unified spiritually
I am learning so much from you man! this video is fantastic!
Awesome
Thnx my friend
I love your channel, and your passion for the music. I love my Blue Note LPs, and wish I had your collection, but I'm more of an '11 Donald Byrd LPs on 6 CDs for $9' kind of guy these days. I can fill in a lot more gaps in my collection at those prices.
Thats a super smart way to do it!!
I have done that... those collections are great ways to do just that!!
Thnx for watching
Hi Dan - again great job and again you cost me some money.... I don't have a LP-player anymore, so I need to grab the CDs - but here in Austria that's also a bit difficult. On Amazon Germany most of the CDs are either not available or the ask ridiculous prices for imports (50 - 120 USD !!!). Now good news is that my wife is Japanese, has an account with amazon Japan - so I can get there some really good price (either through prime or different second hand dealers), have it sent to her friend - and then the package(s) will be collected and sent to Vienna. Well, I think packages as I ordered now 30+ CDs (Blue Note, Riverside...). Keep up the great work! Servus, Kurt
buying CDs from Japan means yo uare getting the best sounding CDs in the world
Wow you showed some heat man!!! Anything and I mean anything that is designed to be marketed for the masses sucks!!! It's no longer real when it's marketed. Peace
yeah Mass marketed crap is of zero use to my soul!!! Honesty is all that matters in music
At some point in my collecting music from blue note artists, I started buying everything Rudy Van Gelder was associated with. It's a deep rabbit hole. 👍😊✌️🎶🎶
yes the hole sprawl s into an underground liar once down there
Brilliant Dan great video.
Thnx my friend
My man I'm trying to catch up on all your videos..lol. You make some really good points man discussing the music! I've only got like 15 maybe 20 of the Blue Note albums I would love to learn about the series of albums like the 1500s is there a book out there I can buy? Thank you and I saw where you subscribed to my channel I really appreciate that man thanks a lot!
Thanks for listening!!! Glad your enjoying
Hey, Dan. Great stuff. I saw Ma Rainey's Black Bottom last night. It so much reminded me of your discussions about empathizing with what these cats were going through at that time. Have you thought about doing a video about that movie? Cheers, - Chris
i did discuss it the day after I saw it in opening or closing one of my episodes.. we cannot understand the strain they are under all the time
Great film! Really opens your eyes to the stress of the American black man and woman.
Yes it really does.... Have u seen the Wire.. Set in early 00s Baltimore.. The black experience is still harrowing
@@TheJazzShepherd I have Dan. Some of the. best TV I have ever seen; a great show in all aspects. It really does paint a story of desperation and sorrow. People are just driven into this life that they don't want just out of necessity and peer pressure and parental pressure and just this expectation that this is what you do because this is who you are. But that's true across the spectrum but when you are at the wrong end of the spectrum then the 'path' is pretty poor. I can hear a lot of people saying 'yeah, it's just Hollywood, just a story'. But yes one rooted in what it is like on the streets. Anybody who has gotten on the wrong subway, the wrong side of mid night and ended up in the wrong part of town and not your safe white middle class enclave will know. South Africa and the USA are the only two countries I have been to where the social divide is so stark. Yes every town has it's 'wrong side of the tracks' but rarely where the nightly death toll can be counted on the fingers of many hands. Every night, every week, every year. That environment is stressful! That stress comes out in the music. Dan when you say the jazz created by the black man has that extra edge that the white jazz doesn't have you are bang on the money. Just listen to Eminem vs NWA. Sorry Eminem you are just dancing on the coat tails of an art created elsewhere. Back on point.. great show Dan. SO hard to pick a BN short list and yes once you are past '61 or so that hard bop. peak has passed and the BN sound has moved away from the trunk as the tree branches out. Great branches with some fantastic colourful leaves though. I would have picked a different set but essentially the same themes. Hard to go wrong to be fair with BN. Digressing a little, I really enjoyed your OLD show on the vibes recently. I've been digging thru the archives and it seems I need some Lionel in my life.
@@andrewmacdonald9382 really well said my man.
The Wire left a mark on me.... Imagine now the black experience 5 decades earlier?
Its very hard to pick a BN list, I figured i better at least cover all the great artists at least once!
Lionel is a must have!!
Awesome episode. ❤
thnx my friend
appreciate the support
"Tall drink of water". That's how I described him in my Spotlight video about him.
yup... all the ladies swoon
I have 30 ish blue note records in my collection, but only one original pressing pre-sale (The Sermon) and I have a 1966 Liberty press of Out To Lunch. Would you still buy liberty pressings rather than New York pressings for economics?
oh yes 100%
Thanks for including Dexter, he alone got me going back in 81 “Gotham City”. So lyrical and expressive and nominated for best actor in Other Side of Round Midnight who does that? He’s up there in my listening favorites with Duke, Oliver, Booker E, Clif B and G. Benson. RUMBLE
Oliver Nelson??!!
Everybody needs a good arranger, you know for the tunes, you hear.
A&R- This song with this arranger with that artist.
Dude I love your vids
Thnx man!!
This is off topic but have you heard about Sam Records in France and the albums they've been reissuing? A lot of them are out of stock right now but they will be in stock again. Some interesting titles - www.samrecords.fr/home/?doing_wp_cron=1595604304.7470870018005371093750
I have been told about it...
Some great titles if i remember have been available..
Hey new jazz listeners - The godfather of Jazz knowledge talked in this video to you. Take it or leave it!!! And, think about jazz.
Thanks Dan
Thnx for the kind words my friend
You’re the fuckin man dude
thnx my friend
Do you have a PayPal account for fans to send $ to support you ? I don't do the Patreon monthly payment. Lastly, I like your merchandise, but I'm more of a small logo person. You've got a small logo hoodie for sale, but nothing similar listed in t-shirts. I also didn't see any long sleeve t-shirts. Did I miss anything? 🤔🤔
I do!
vaneijl@yahoo.com
ANd thank u ahead of time, its all appreciate!!
As for small logo gear.. let me look into that.
See what I can come up with!!
@@TheJazzShepherd done. Supporting $$ just sent via PayPal.
@@dkstott29 Thnx so much, I will take a look when I get inside!! Very appreciated
Very generous Thnx so much bought me a couple records for the collection!!
Sup Dan 👍
I'm surprised you didn't pick Byrd In Hand or Byrd in Flight.
Could have , they are all great
ok ! I'm gonna segragate my Blue note records !!.... but what am I gonna do with Blue train ????? lolll
its always a tough call
Blue train. File Under Blue note next to lee Morgan.
well , I have only 3 blue note so far !! but 20+ M.Davis and 10+ Coltrane . So yes , I eard ya and to build and put Blue note in a special shelf will be cool :)
Wait--did you just dump on Mingus?
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After seeing you handle those records, I really don't give 2💩💩 what you have to say. Bye.
I could see if they were YOUR records... I have made a lving off my vinyl for 20 years collected them for over 30... you needn't worry about them, they are fine n cherished and are not nearly as fragile as you might t hink!! GEEESHHH
@@TheJazzShepherd In the so called “audiophile community” it would probably cause less upset if you made an hour long video of the public beating of your children. Apparently your credibility depends on how you handle plastic disks. … Where do people get the energy to get upset over such nonsense? Anyway, really just wanted to check in and say thank you for yet another great video. You, Sir, are an encyclopedia and a machine. The only thing missing apparently is a pair of white gloves for your records…
Hahahaha. Exactly... Some people are really deceived on the subject of vinyl n just how vulnerable it is... Its kinda nutz...
Been a dj for 20 years...my club vinyl gets waaaay more abuse than my jazz... No one has ever said to me..gee ur vinyl sounds dirty..lol. Its just so dumb..
@@TheJazzShepherd And anyhow,you love the music way too much to treat them in any manner short of properly and with the greatest respect.The comments of that nitwit makes me wonder how he gets along with people and life in general.
@@thomass.9167 Your comment was right on the 💰 The fool who sent that comment probably pays far less attention to the music than the records.So well said,Thomas.👍👍👍