The drummer in my jazz combo explained to me the other day, when the Philly Joe Jones switches the rhythm in Blue Train, he’s actually keeping normal speed time on the ride, but doubles the hat speed. As soon as he said that I could hear it in my head, it’s a truly unique sound
Love your jazz reviews Allan, especially on Coltrane. I didn’t know the whole background with the handshake story, really glad I do now. Great job man, hard not to love this record!
Hey I don’t know I miss this video. But awesome And with the new release of Blue Note - Blue Train! Awesome, we’ll done. Thank you so much! Great stuff
If you're interested in Coltrane, then Lewis Porter's biography is probably best. He gets very technical about the music but fortunately those passages are separated out from the narrative story of Coltrane's life. More generally, Ted Gioia's "A History Of Jazz" is the place to start.
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The drummer in my jazz combo explained to me the other day, when the Philly Joe Jones switches the rhythm in Blue Train, he’s actually keeping normal speed time on the ride, but doubles the hat speed. As soon as he said that I could hear it in my head, it’s a truly unique sound
Cool - have to listen to that again now I know that. Thanks.
Love your jazz reviews Allan, especially on Coltrane. I didn’t know the whole background with the handshake story, really glad I do now. Great job man, hard not to love this record!
Yeah I love that story, I think I've squeezed it in to more than one review. Thanks Nathaniel.
Hey man! Just found your channel with your Albert Ayler video. I liked and subbed. Very well done!
Glad you liked it. Welcome aboard!
Thank you for your wonderful review. I’m new to jazz and this video was extremely helpful.
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Hey I don’t know I miss this video.
But awesome
And with the new release of Blue Note - Blue Train!
Awesome, we’ll done. Thank you so much!
Great stuff
Thanks Joey.
Great review & important one, thanks man !
Thanks Ronen
Man, is there a book you could recommend on the history of early jazz? That stuff about Coltrane and Monk was so fascinating
If you're interested in Coltrane, then Lewis Porter's biography is probably best. He gets very technical about the music but fortunately those passages are separated out from the narrative story of Coltrane's life. More generally, Ted Gioia's "A History Of Jazz" is the place to start.
Brilliant Video
Thank you very much.