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Gregory
 Post subject: Re: Nice to see this
PostPosted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 1:26 pm 
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So, is that a 8,10,12,13,14,16 combination?!?

:geek:

Sure looks like it.

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Dunno. Seems like you have done a lot of work in the past few months developing skills and techniques to move yourself into other areas. Something like this certainly gives us something to reach for, but it is more encouraging than discouraging.

But it sure is a pleasure to see the product of that much confidence and experience, unbothered by ego or need to prove anything.

Honestly, I would also like to see just the core trio (Tyner / Dejohnette / Carter) do more on their own as a trio. I love the piece with Scofield, but the banjo clips in the trailer on youtube did not do much for me.


Agreed on all counts. Just my standard knee-jerk reaction when I'm not playing with anyone. Always feel like a poor drummer when not actually engaged. But Lily and I started on a song list this morning, so there's hope! :D

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 11:47 am 
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So, could anyone tell me what's the name of this DVD?!?

:lol:

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Goki wrote:
So, could anyone tell me what's the name of this DVD?!?

:lol:

McCoy Tyner - Guitars

a CD/DVD package.

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Goki wrote:
So, could anyone tell me what's the name of this DVD?!?

:lol:

Tyner McCoy, Guitars

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Goki wrote:
So, could anyone tell me what's the name of this DVD?!?

:lol:

McCoy Tyner - Guitars

a CD/DVD package.

Oh.

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:43 pm 
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So... McCoy is no kind of first name! :lol: :oops: :lol:

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Goki wrote:
So, could anyone tell me what's the name of this DVD?!?

:lol:

Apparently not just anyone... :D

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwMPZ7BU73Q&feature=related

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Watched this DVD tonight... or a part of it: there is a choice of camera angles, each concentrating on one or another musician. I watched Dejohnette, naturally. I didn't so much like listening to the CD, but I was rapt watching JD. What a treat.

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