Oh, I don't find the computer mindset so strange, after all we are
all sitting here behind a keyboard. However only 0.1% of the
population are serious photographers, and it seems like about 1/2 of
that 0.1% are into Jazz. That has to be more than a coincidence.
Through jazz you see things...
Frank,
There is usually one laying about at GFMtn. If not, you could always pop it
into the sound system of my car. Pretty good sound, considering it is in a
car and is stock...
I enjoy jazz myself, along with a multitude of other types of music. Though
I must admit to being terrible in
Seems to be a lot of them on this list. Seems like there must be some sort of
connection between the photographic mind set, and the jazz music mindset.
--
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi Frank ...
I've quite a few of Evans' albums and CD's. Especially fond of the 1961 sessions at
the Village
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi Frank ...
I've quite a few of Evans' albums and CD's. Especially fond of the 1961 sessions at
the Village Vanguard ... Waltz for Debby included,
iirc. Great piece.
Didn't know you were a jazz aficionado ...
shel
Add me to that list :)
Well, the old stuff --
graywolf wrote:
Seems to be a lot of them on this list. Seems like there must be some
sort of connection between the photographic mind set, and the jazz music
mindset.
As well as the computer-tech mindset. Fascinating...
Happy New Year, all!
Stephen
sort of connection between the photographic mind set, and the jazz music
mindset.
As well as the computer-tech mindset. Fascinating...
I don't find either connection too surprising.
Jazz and photography are both free-expression art forms, so there
ary many people who choose photography
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Hi Frank ...
I've quite a few of Evans' albums and CD's. Especially fond of the 1961
sessions at the Village Vanguard ... Waltz for Debby included,
iirc. Great piece.
Didn't know you were a jazz aficionado ...
shel
: Re: Quite OT: Bill Evans
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 11:26:38 -0500
Oh, I don't find the computer mindset so strange, after all we are all
sitting here behind a keyboard. However only 0.1% of the population are
serious photographers, and it seems like about 1/2 of that 0.1% are into
Jazz. That has
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J. Robert Oppenheimer
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Subject: Re: Quite OT: Bill Evans
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 10:33:43 -0500
Shel
perhaps I'll try actually typing something this time before I hit send
vbg
Hi, Ann,
What do you mean by old?
You know, there are lots of kids (meaning younger than me... vbg) out
there who get much of their inspiration from people like Coltrane, Bird,
Evans, Davis, Monk. Listen to Micheal
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Subject: Re: Quite OT: Bill Evans
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 12:55:45 -0500 (EST)
sort of connection between the photographic mind set, and the jazz
music
mindset.
As well as the computer-tech mindset. Fascinating...
I don't find either connection too surprising.
Jazz
This ~might~ be my favorite jazz album. While I have a recent CD, I also have the
original vinyl ;-)) I Love It! If you're not
familiar with it, may I strongly suggest you become so.
John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman ... check out the musicians ;-))
Shel, gettin' down to Hip-hop. I'd love to see that!!
Sheldon is in the hizzle!
LOL!
I gotta go eat now, but I have to respond to your last post later this
evening. It's gotta be off-list, though. This is getting way OT, even for
me, the self-proclaimed Kind of OT.
vbg
ciao,
frank
The
There are just not enough people out there supporting jazz musicians and
many of the really top-notch ones have to work day jobs. I remember glancing
up at the cab driver ID in Atlanta and telling the driver (who asked that I
not tell anyone what he was doing) that I had several of his recordings.
graywolf wrote:
Seems to be a lot of them on this list. Seems like there must be some
sort of connection between the photographic mind set, and the jazz
music mindset.
According to the Johnson O'Connor series of aptitude tests, aptitudes in
music and photography are quite similar and often
Just Googled Bill Evans. I was right in that he died in 1980. Turns out he
was only 51 (I was thinking that if he was in his early to mid-20's when he
rose to prominence, he couldn't have been in his 60's when he died - that's
why I checked).
-frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of
Hi Frank ...
I've quite a few of Evans' albums and CD's. Especially fond of the 1961 sessions at
the Village Vanguard ... Waltz for Debby included,
iirc. Great piece.
Didn't know you were a jazz aficionado ...
shel
frank theriault wrote:
Just Googled Bill Evans. I was right in that he
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