Anyone here into Big band music from the 30's, 40's, etc????
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[Nov 4,2009 5:30pm - SkinSandwich ""]
Make fun of me, I don't give a fack! Haha. Seriously though, if you are into any of this throw me some good suggestions. Thanks ya drunks!:duffbeer:
[Nov 4,2009 5:32pm - Pires ""]
The older female I work with can't get enough. She's always listening to big band.
[Nov 4,2009 5:32pm - Hoser ""]
Nope.
[Nov 4,2009 5:34pm - SkinSandwich ""]
Pires said:The older female I work with can't get enough. She's always listening to big band.
Cool, tell the lady to hook me up with some suggestions.
[Nov 4,2009 5:38pm - aril ""]
Yes. I like it. And I like burlesque from that time as well.
[Nov 4,2009 5:43pm - boblovesmusic ""]
hell yeah! My grandfather was in a jazz band (that did big band music among other styles) for 60+ years!
Can't say I know specific bands or artists, but love that stuff!
[Nov 4,2009 5:45pm - aril ""]
My grandfather was too
[Nov 4,2009 5:52pm - Doomkid ""]
Aril is Wren's brother from another grandmother.
[Nov 4,2009 5:59pm - FuckIsMySignature ""]
kids back in high school used to have a band that played this stuff. Zippy and Donut Fillers i believe they were called. it was pretty groovy.
[Nov 4,2009 6:03pm - boblovesmusic ""]
Doomkid said:Aril is Wren's cousin from another grandmother.
fixed
And that would explain a few things...
[Nov 4,2009 6:03pm - sli sli sli ""]
i just like listening to buddy rich play drums
[Nov 4,2009 6:06pm - aril ""]
I'm Jewish? Awesome! You find new stuff out everyday.
[Nov 4,2009 10:33pm - t2daeeknli ""]
if you like it from the 30s and 40s then check out every louis armstrong record you can get because it's all great. also, benny goodman, glen miller. the latter two always seemed a little square to me, but "take the A train" and "in the mood" are the most famous big band tunes ever basically... so what do i know.
if you just want good big band music, check duke ellington, gene krupa, buddy rich, maynard ferguson, charles mingus, and charlie haden's orchestra. also the arrangements on miles davis' porgy and bess are cool big band charts... less like gershwin's musical, more like evil "kind of blue".
john coltrane also had an improv big band on his album ascencion. smoke a j, sit with headphones on and listen to the whole thing. changed my life.
[Nov 5,2009 7:47am - SkinSandwich ""]
Tommy Dorsey is another. I just ordered "The best of Big band"
Good times. Thanks for the suggestions t2daeeknli.
[Nov 5,2009 8:50am - reimroc ""]
i love jazz of all varieties.
[Nov 5,2009 10:37am - Kadooganimaniacs ""]
Big Band/Swing etc is some of my favorite shit in the world.
Count Basie Count Basie Count Basie Count Basie
t2hiotfhiaofsa pretty much nailed it though.
[Nov 5,2009 10:39am - Yeti ""]
i was just thinking about this the other day and how much i enjoy it. at Union Station in Worcester there is a new restaurant called Luciano's Cotton Club and they play all 30's and 40's big band stuff, its great.
[Nov 5,2009 10:43am - arktouros ""]
good fucking thread.
my grandfather has a walk-in closet with literally thousands of big band records, tapes...all meticulously organized and in mint condition. his hearing is almost gone, i dread the day that happens to me.
[Nov 5,2009 10:49am - the_reverend ""]
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[Nov 5,2009 11:58am - Kadooganimaniacs ""]
by the way: free, legal, public domain jazz downloads:
http://www.jazz-on-line.com
[Nov 5,2009 11:59am - Kadooganimaniacs ""]
Public Domain meaning they're from the 1940's and before... so it's the gooooooooooodness.