XPost: alt.music.led-zeppelin, rec.music.bluenote, rec.music.theory
XPost: alt.music.blues
From: Grinner@nowhere.com
"Darrin" wrote in message
news:1184518800.328554.232030@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
> On Jul 15, 2:35?am, "Wereo_SUPREME43"
> wrote:
>> "Darrin" wrote in message
>>
>> news:1184284597.011381.222700@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
>>
>>
>>
>> > On Jul 12, 4:43?pm, Nil wrote:
>> >> On 09 Jul 2007, MLINYHI wrote in
>>
>> >> alt.music.led-zeppelin:
>>
>> >> Im guessing the jazz guys pay a little closer attention to theory
>> >> then the rock guys-IN GENERAL. >>
>>
>> > <> >>rhythmically simple, and is mainly about vocals, and arrangements, with
>> >>a solo thrown in here and there. Jazz tends to travel through different
>> >>keys. It's hard to improvise through fast, frequent key changes unless
>> >>you have a good grasp how they're related> I started as a rocker (I
>> >>thought I WAS Jimmy Page when I was a kid!)> then I tried to be more of
>> >>a
>> >>jazzer, but in the end I love my rock and
>> >> pop. It's my comfort zone.>>>
>
>> > Have we conveniently forgotten about The Rain Song? Perhaps the
>> > greatest jazz-rock song of all-time. Far prettier than Stairway!eh "No
>> > Quarter" (the song, not the dreadful post-Zep album!eheh) was also a
>> > nice Rock departure into Jazz. There's always been a fine line between
>> > Jazz & Rock scales. From Hendrix to Zep, most blues-rock artists have
>> > dabbled in it! Sweet, Jewish Donald Fagen's Steely Dan simply
>> > perfected it!eheheh -D, NYC "Brooklyn owes the charmer under me" -
>> > STEELY DAN.."We'll move up to Manhattan and fill the place with
>> > friends" - DONALD FAGEN..."Daddy don't live in that New York City no
>> > more...he don't celebrate Sunday on a Saturday night" - STEELY
>> > DAN.."Bad sneakers and a pina colada my friend..stomping by the Avenue
>> > at Radio City" - STEELY DAN.."It must have been my lucky
>> > Thursday..Your dad went on that spree..Before the crew could put out
>> > the fires..You hopped a bus for NYC..Down in Tampa the future looked
>> > desperate and dark..Now you're the wonderwaif of Gramercy Park" -
>> > STEELY DAN.."Ninety minutes from New York to Paris (more leisure for
>> > artists everywhere)..well by seventy-six we'll be A-O.K...what a
>> > beautiful world this will be..what a glorious time to be free" -
>> > DONALD FAGEN.."Gentleman loser, drive me to Harlem.. or somewhere the
>> > same" - STEELY DAN..."From their boats of iron they looked upon the
>> > promised land..Where surely life was sweet..on the rising tide to New
>> > York City" - STEELY DAN.."In 1926, this Jewish communications pioneer
>> > paved the way for the establishment of national radio & television
>> > networks, and started the first radio network, the National
>> > Broadcasting Company (NBC) with a four-hour live broadcast from the
>> > old Waldorf-Astoria on Fifth Avenue and 34th Street in Manhattan." -
>> > DAVID SARNOFF.."I'm Gonna See The Knicks At Madison Square Garden..
>> > And Like The Knicks I Got Game Like I Worked At Hasbro" - BEASTIE BOYS
>> > (umpteenth sweet, Jewish NYers - first all-white successful white rap
>> > group).."Well we did the Staten Island Ferry..making movies for the
>> > tele..played the Fillmore and Apollo for freedom..tried to shake our
>> > image..just a cycling through the Village" - JOHN LENNON (NY's most
>> > famous adoptive son - Strawberry Fields Memorial, Central Park -
>> > world's most famous recreational park).."In New York, even if you're
>> > Catholic, you're Jewish. If you live in Butte, Montana, you're going
>> > to be Goyish, even if you're Jewish!" ehe - LENNY BRUCE (b. Leonard
>> > Alfred Schneider, LI, NY - umpteenth sweet, Jewish NYer).."I've seen
>> > the lights go out on Broadway, I saw the Empire State laid low" -
>> > BILLY JOEL (umpteenth sweet, Jewish NYer - Top 100 selling artist of
>> > all-time).."New York City is a friendly old town, from Washington
>> > Heights to Harlem on down" - BOB DYLAN (b. Zimmerman, sweet Jew,
>> > "Voice of a Generation," Top 100 selling artist of all-time)>
>
>> Gawd WHY are they doing this shit again?>>
>
> Meshuggener lips, who deemed you the keeper of content?eheee
> -D, NYC "The '50s in New York was like The Renaissance. It was
> spectacular.
> There were real heroes. You could go to 52nd Street and listen to Art
> Tatum..or Charlie
> Parker..or Miles Davis..in club after club after club. On Broadway
> was Marlon in Streetcar...and there was Death of A Salesman..so there
> was
> a sense of passion..there was a sense of stimulation. New York was a
> thrilling place in the '50s. Very romantic as well. Every actor was
> there. You know I remember sitting in Cromwell's Drugstore..in the
> NBC building..sitting with Jimmy (James Dean) and Marty Landau (sweet
> NYer). We were all vying for jobs..but there was a kind of comradery"
> - MARK RYDELL (excerpt from James Dean: Sense Memories,"
> umpteenth sweet, Jewish NYer - actor, filmmaker - On Golden Pond,
> TNT's James Dean)
> "Everyone said that if you want to be a real actor, go to New York. If
> you want to sell out, go
> to LA. And I thought - I want to sell out!" - JENNIFER TILLY.."In
> 1926, this
> NYC landmark hotel became the first Jewish hotel in the US" - LIBBY'S
> HOTEL & BATHS
> "Living in California adds ten years to a man's life. And those extra
> ten years I'd like to spend in New York" eh - RAND LINDSLY'S
> QUOTATIONS
> "I moved into my apartment Sept. 10. In one day I saw the worst but
> also the best of New York. Its people are glorious, marvelous. The
> best. First-run
> movies? We got it. Tops in theater? We got it. Ballet, opera, circus,
> concerts. More culture here, more in the way of arts than anywhere in
> the world. New York is the Athens of today" - MATT DAMON
>
You missed the point Darrin, Scott is a Jewish NY'er.
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