I'll just leave this here.
HS...
Enjoy.
Thx.
HS...
Enjoy.
Thx.
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Double Bass Scott Colley is no longer Underappreciated
- Thread starter Don Kasper
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Outstanding!
And Chris Potter and Antonio Sanchez sound great, too!
And Chris Potter and Antonio Sanchez sound great, too!
i've seen him play in and around nyc many times. he's fantastic.
in college i used to sneak my zoom recorder into the jazz clubs in nyc regularly to capture the shows. I know i've got some absolutely killer sets with him on bass - i'll post them if i can figure out which one it is.
in college i used to sneak my zoom recorder into the jazz clubs in nyc regularly to capture the shows. I know i've got some absolutely killer sets with him on bass - i'll post them if i can figure out which one it is.
Amazing technique....so smooth how he goes in and out of thumb position. He's going to be in town next week with Erskine on drums, going to try and catch it if I'm not working.
JazznFunk
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Is Scott really underappreciated at this point? Definitely agree he's not as 'visible' as other players in some respects, but he's definitely made a mark. Over the past quarter of a century, even living down here in NC, I've seen him in concert 3 times (mostly with the Herbie Hancock group from the early 2000s with Terri Lynne Carrington and Gary Thomas when they came through Western NC), and he seems to be on almost any recording I pick up these days. For me, Scott is as ubiquitous on the modern jazz scene as Larry Grenadier and John Patitucci now. And we're all the better for having his talents to appreciate!
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