Spawning in the jazz love lounge.
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Apologies to previous players; it's been shortened...still plenty long though. Unadorned Alto sax that tries to weave through.
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June 05 2016 07:11:05
Tofzegrit Smooth criminals are back :)
You really got your own sound and way of phrasing. I could recognize you in a saxforest :)
It mas wade for you (funny)+1
You really got your own sound and way of phrasing. I could recognize you in a saxforest :)
It mas wade for you (funny)+1
June 05 2016 09:18:26
Wade Thanks Tof. Wanted to "bookend" or "bracket" your solos and try to compliment them. It is indeed Wade for me. So easy comfortable playing this style...almost wish it wasn't as I'd rather not think of myself as a jazz lounge lizard. +0
June 05 2016 09:59:32
June 06 2016 05:56:53
Wade Thanks for the listen and comment. Really looking forward to the big jam...you'll be there won't you? +1
June 06 2016 09:44:06
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June 06 2016 05:58:33
Wade Cheers OliVBee. Must admit this sort of playing is very easy for me. So much for me denying being a "jazzer". +1
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June 08 2016 02:29:56
Wade Thanks so much Pit. Love the butterfly image. Reminds me of a joke my father used to tell (in Hungarian) that may also be appropriate: What's the lightest thing in the world? ...the answer is Butterfly farts! +2
June 08 2016 21:17:38
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June 05 2016 14:36:41
Psycho Love lounge? I'm in... especially with such a fine sax player to make life easier !! Sounds great :)+1
June 06 2016 06:04:32
Wade You're in? I'm trying to get out! Have spent a lot of time denying the jazz sax thing...and well, here I am. +0
June 05 2016 15:39:29
GlezBass Wade always surprises with his sax lines, impeccable harmonies and sound adapted to the spirit of the jam+1
June 06 2016 06:06:33
Wade So kind of you. Easy to want to come to this party (uninvited) with so many fine players...like you. +1
June 06 2016 00:19:31
nuno1959 & weave through he does, indeed !! Lovely lines & tone Wade ;)
Wonderfully relaxed, warm yet driven song, those drums keep it flowing forward, uber cool+1
Wonderfully relaxed, warm yet driven song, those drums keep it flowing forward, uber cool+1
June 06 2016 06:10:55
Wade Yes, great drum track that drives this along. I'd like to consider this out of character for me, but the jazz lounge play/feel comes out so easily I've got to question my non-jazz authenticity. +1
June 07 2016 02:22:52
nuno1959 I think i understand what you're saying & while i'm out of my depth here, i'd risk saying your phrasing, your feel, hell the very tones of the instruments you play might have in them elements reminiscent of jazzy styles/feels but i think you're a much freer player & have a way of getting it done all of your own.
So, authenticity !? Come again Wade nº2 ?.. ;) +1
So, authenticity !? Come again Wade nº2 ?.. ;) +1
June 08 2016 01:00:07
Wade Nuno, you just know how to make me feel good. Nice to know that the sound fits (jazzy) yet is distinctly me. Kind of bizarre that so many sax players try to sound exactly like someone who played half a century ago. I'll never get that as what's taught to aspiring young players. +1
June 08 2016 01:07:33
nuno1959 I don't know how it works elsewhere but here there are a number of jazz aficionado circles that frown at anything that doesn't fit some rigid set of rules, it's so weird.. +1
June 08 2016 02:20:50
Wade As someone who lived through that period, listened to the music (and enjoyed it in its time and place), I can say with some authority that the last thing that was on those musicians minds (then) was to conform or play like someone from 50 years before their time. Music and all the arts move on. To not do so is to become part of a museum culture. That's fine for individuals, but IMHO a grave mistake and disservice to demand through teaching that new talent is hobbled by this sort of misdirection. +1
June 08 2016 12:29:59
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June 07 2016 05:58:59
Wade Thanks Frank. Hopefully smooth is good? Same microphones as usual. Just recorded this one without effects (dry) and only added a little Audacity "Gverb". Makes for a distinct clean sound, which I thought was in order for this track to match up with Tof. +1
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