[Dixielandjazz] Wynton & Wild Man Blues (With BOB WILBER)
Robert S. Ringwald
robert at ringwald.com
Tue Jan 30 11:04:26 PST 2007
Dave Hansen wrote:
- > I must disagree with Mt. Ringwald's critique
What does Mt. mean?
> of the trombone solo played by Wycliffe Gordon......it was neither over
> any line, hokey nor was he making fun of traditional players. It was a
> complete, well thought out, well played trombone solo, and I don't think
> you, buy your remarks, have a clue.
In the first place, I understand that there was two trombone players. I
don't know which one was doing the corney stuff.
Ihn the second place, to disagree is fine. But to tell me that I don't have
a clue is extremely rude and unnecessary.
Leave the playing to the players,
I happen to be a player and feel that I have a right to creatic the Wild man
Blues performance. If you notice, I said, "In my opinion."
but you do have your opinion, which in this case, in my opinion is flawed.
You have a right to your opinion. However, I feel that you have no right to
be rude.
--Bob Ringwald
Dave Hanson
----- Original Message -----
From: Robert S. Ringwald
To: DJML
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2007 12:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Dixielandjazz] Wynton & Wild Man Blues (With BOB WILBER)
Re: Wynton's "Wild Man Blues," Jim Kashishian wrote:
Steve Barbone wrote:
How do list mates hear this performance? Too modern?
(snip)
Jim Kashishian answered:
> I hear it as "hot"....especially the last trombonist! Why do you assume
> folks will hear it as modern? Everybody used licks from way back &
> blended
> them nicely with newer things.
(snip)
Bob Ringwald replies:
I loved it. However, while the trombonist played a great solo, IMHO, he
got
a little hokey or corny in a couple of spots. He went over the line just
a
bit. Possibly like a modern player making just a little fun of the
Traditionalist. But all in all, it is a great performance.
--Bob Ringwald
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