Double Bass Jimmy Garrison bootleg

[Jason Sypher]

I kindly retract

 

[Michael Case]

So. I see you were commenting on my comment, you had nothing but thoughts of cute little kittens when you quoted me .....and the image Mr. Case put up is still very disturbing, but I guess it's really just a childish attempt at intelligent brevity.

Thank you!

 

[MR PC]

I kindly retract

Good move.

 

[Marc Piane]

So. How 'bout that Jimmy Garrison.

 

[Jason Sypher]

Jimmy Garrison was reading a chart he found on a mountain while visiting upstate NY. The chart was written in cuneiform on a clay tablet. They're commonly referred to as the "Joseph Smith" changes.

 

[GrowlerBox]

is that some sort of religious slur?

Pa-lease ...

Jimmy Garrison was reading a chart he found on a mountain while visiting upstate NY. The chart was written in cuneiform on a clay tablet. They're commonly referred to as the "Joseph Smith" changes.

Hah! Excellent.

 

[Shakin-Slim]

How I wish JG could chime in.

 

[Michael Case]

Jimmy Garrison was reading a chart he found on a mountain while visiting upstate NY. The chart was written in cuneiform on a clay tablet. They're commonly referred to as the "Joseph Smith" changes.

I believe it was a gold tablet.

 

[MR PC]

Nope, only mushrooms in that hat.

 

[OmNomNom]

The rules of free playing are more like the rules of playing a game with a cat, meaning they get established when you start, are subject to change at any moment, especially if the cat isn't winning, and even still the cat might just walk away..

I like this because it's a great way of summarizing free jazz, in my opinion.. but mostly because I am a crazy cat guy!

 

[jacobsmithbass_]

Question:
How long does it take a self absorbed vibes player to notice a lost bass player?

 

[Don Kasper]

Question:
How long does it take a self absorbed vibes player to notice a lost bass player?

Apparently not as long as it takes a TB Forum to determine if the bassist in question is, indeed, "lost"!