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Double Bass "Kenny G used to be a real jazz player"

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i've actually heard this through a drummer i play with sometimes, he said one of his instructors from the new school of jazz always would say that kenny G used to be really hip when he was young.

its through an instructor of a friends so, who knows how true that is. personally i find it hard to believe. oh well, ill just go ahead and keep listening to horn players that we're always hip..
 
oh well, ill just go ahead and keep listening to horn players that we're always hip..[/QUOTE]

Reminds me of a Dizzy story:
An annoying fan kept bothering Dizzy saying over and over,
"You're great and I'm hep, man."
To which Dizzy replied,
"I'm hip you're hep."
 
Ok guys, you may have heard this but, I thought it was worth giving my musical apptitude test in this debate.

You are in an elevator with Kenny G., John Tesh, and Yanni-

You have a gun with one bullet. Who do you shoot first and why?




Answer:_______________

:D

The Elevator controls. Then you kill all three with your bear hands like a goddamn musical patriot.
 
. . . I was talking to a close friend (a trumpet player) and told him how I felt. He said that Kind of Blue was recorded in a church.

Your friend disagrees with Wikipedia on that point of history. WikiP says: "Kind of Blue was recorded in two sessions at Columbia Records' 30th Street Studio in New York City."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kind_of_Blue

On the other hand, WikiP can be edited by 8th graders, so . . . ?
 
Your friend disagrees with Wikipedia on that point of history. WikiP says: "Kind of Blue was recorded in two sessions at Columbia Records' 30th Street Studio in New York City."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kind_of_Blue

On the other hand, WikiP can be edited by 8th graders, so . . . ?

The Columbia studio WAS a church before being converted to a studio. Most people considered it to have great acoustics.

I think they put up apartment buildings on that spot now.