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Tag Archives: Leonard Feather
Gene Krupa’s Wisdom for the Ages
SKF NOTE: This is worthwhile drumming advice from Gene Krupa. I’ve written before on Krupa’s comments on starting “a roll or sequence of beats with the left or right hand.” Glad now to have identified the quote source. Krupa’s comment … Continue reading
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The Worst That Can Be Said About a Musician
SKF NOTE: “The rhythm section, as a section, was unrecognizable to me.” That was part of Cannonball Adderley‘s response to Down Beat columnist Leonard Feather during November 2, 1967 Down Beat “Blindfold Test.” A montly Down Beat tradition, Mr. Feather would … Continue reading
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Harvey Mason on ‘Chameleon’
SKF NOTE: Listening to Chameleon by Herbie Hancock‘s Headhunters when the song was first released in 1973 was an experience today’s listeners missed. Cutting edge music in 1973, the best of Chameleon — the music, the sounds, the rhythm — … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Summers, Chameleon, Danny D'Imperio, Down Beat, Drummer, Harvey Mason, Herbie Hancock, Leonard Feather, Maynard Ferguson, Scott K Fish
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Bill Evans on Commitment, Experience, Dedication
“Anybody who appreciates the commitment, the experience and dedication required for the playing of top flight professional jazz, must realize the tremendous demands on the person playing it. By the same token, the music is sophisticated enough to be a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Evans, Blindfold Test, Down Beat, Drummer, Leonard Feather, Scott K Fish
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Tony Williams: Little Short of Numbing
SKF NOTE: Leonard Feather give Kenny Dorham’s classic Una Mas album four of five stars in the March 12, 1964 Down Beat. “Young [Tony] Williams,” Mr. Feather writes, “has a dynamic strength and flowing beat that are, coming from one his … Continue reading
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Tagged Down Beat, Drummer, Kenny Dorham, Leonard Feather, Scott K Fish, Tony Williams
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