And yet another great CD by Steve Nelson. Check it out!
http://www.amazon.com/Fuller-Nelson-Steve/dp/B00027JY62
TJ
Here is a CD by Steve Nelson that was just recommended to us by our good friend Arturo from Spain.
I don't think it is available at amazon, but there is a page there with a link to other sellers of this CD.
Check this page:
http://www.amazon.com/New-Beginnings-Steve-Nelson-Quartet/dp/B00001X54B
TJ
Tony here is first take of My Romance chord/melody will send two takes also sending two takes blue bossa etude ist chorus
I had already posted at the page linked below but this way it will show up under the audio files:
http://www.vibesworkshop.com/image/dana-sudborough-philly-2009/tonymice…
Joe Locke-p, Randy Sutin - dr, Ryan Cuntz -b, Dana Sudborough-v
Check out this player! Wait till you hear this story!
Tell us about yourself wuestentrommler!
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Hi there,
I'm „wuestentrommler“, living in the Sultanate of Oman. I work as „head of percussion“ for the royal guard's military school of music, teaching symphonic percussion to my students, currently 9 men and 10 ladies, all Omanis.
I was thinking about my post to Dimitri today and I started thinking about practicing slow.
I remembered that on tunes like Invitation it's really cool because you can get into all these harmonic worlds. If you take your time, let the sounds get out there and listen inside and see where you go with it, you can find new 'worlds'. We ALL have this internal thing that tells what's up and hit that chord now, and oops that should have been the entrance to the tune.
Check out Justin Faulkner. He's 18 years old and plays like he's 40 and has already played all over the world.
This is Philly to me. His feel is so happening. He swings his ass of and he's so musical.
He's on his way to Berklee, so look out Boston. He's already playing with Branford.
I was lucky to play with him right before he left for school.
I think of him as the new Ari Honeg. To me he plays at that level.