"Blue in Green", performed by The Beckstrom/Corbett Unit. ...Released in 2005 on Cardas Records.
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Why can't he just play some Miles Davis like anyone/everyone else?
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Beautiful system.What is the purpose of raising the speaker cables off the floor? I've seen this before but never found an answer.
OMG! How can George play that crap and actually look happy listening to it?????
Bob, I'll never understand how people can listen to that mindless junk and/or use it in a video/demo. Miles Davis would be a great improvement.
Don't be harsh to each his own. I find vibes based jazz is a great way to appreciate the air, harmonics and slow decay of the way certain tube amps mimic live jazz. Perhaps George just want to relax after getting all hyped from the finale of Breaking Bad or something else that wound him up.
Cheers
Nick
PS I love Wes or Miles more too
Yeah, I don't think I could take a whole album worth of that music,
but it does sound nice enough for background music at a Friday/Saturday wine party,
or maybe Sunday morning jazz. My idea of fun vibes is Steps Ahead, with Mike Manieri on vibes and Michael Brecker on sax.