Wow - what a groove! Monk has been of of my major influences and continues to provide inspiration. Every time I listen, I hear something new! What a fantastic performance - I can't stop playing it!! Thanks.
Mr. Broom, you perform (at a minimum, IMO) 7 unconcious solos with Charles Earland on record - your grips got happily stuck in my head. People use the expression, ear-worm, and man we need rid of that. Some point tthere with Eric Alexander, that to me was one-of-kind lineup in the world. Realize now that I have been followng you since I heard the first such break, on Moonlighting or Can You Wait. You had great tone already back then c 89-93; (a Gretsch?). Shocks me to count out 24 years, though. Your post-2000 material on the interwebs, like the Monk here opening: beautiful & sometimes a lesson in simplicity. Actually I would recommend jazz students, listen in: thoughtful phrasing really beats all other issues back. RIP Mr Earland and carry on Mr B - how bout get a cat with brushes & re-open the Perhsing Hotel lounge - what say? Regards, from Scotia
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Thank you, Sir!
Keeping jazz alive! Bobby Broom one of the all time great players!
This bass player is straight up COOKING 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Oh boy, this must be heaven.
Listen to "Light Blue" on here every day
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This has been one of my favorite albums for over a year. I listen to it nearly everyday.
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ピアノのセンスがスゴすぎる～‼️
Oh Bobby... your playing makes my heart sing.
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You are a great jazz guitarist
Thank you, @danieledallomo.
Solid performance sound great.!
Thank you, @yolandataylor8017.
Wow - what a groove! Monk has been of of my major influences and continues to provide inspiration. Every time I listen, I hear something new! What a fantastic performance - I can't stop playing it!! Thanks.
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Yeah
as great as it can be!
Thank you Yuri!
Brao Fess!!Spetacol!!
Can anyone tell me what model that guitar is?
David Seriff: It’s custom made “Chicagoan” by Dan Koentopp of koentoppguitars.com.
Bobby Broom thanks Bobby.
Mr. Broom, you perform (at a minimum, IMO) 7 unconcious solos with Charles Earland on record - your grips got happily stuck in my head. People use the expression, ear-worm, and man we need rid of that. Some point tthere with Eric Alexander, that to me was one-of-kind lineup in the world. Realize now that I have been followng you since I heard the first such break, on Moonlighting or Can You Wait. You had great tone already back then c 89-93; (a Gretsch?). Shocks me to count out 24 years, though. Your post-2000 material on the interwebs, like the Monk here opening: beautiful & sometimes a lesson in simplicity. Actually I would recommend jazz students, listen in: thoughtful phrasing really beats all other issues back. RIP Mr Earland and carry on Mr B - how bout get a cat with brushes & re-open the Perhsing Hotel lounge - what say? Regards, from Scotia
I meant. Yeah! Sorry if any confusion.
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What"s the first tune's name?
Traveling man :Bye-ya T. Monk.
Peter Callaway Thanks another one of a million to learn.
Traveling man yup!
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