[Dixielandjazz] Used to be about mouldy fig newtons
Don Robertson
jdrobertson at att.net
Mon Apr 12 08:57:06 PDT 2010
I'd say about 80% Trad Jazz. The rest is '30's and '40's big Band,
Early Country & Western/Folk, Bluegrass/Fiddle music, vocalists
(Sinatra, Keeley Smith, --lately Barbara Rosine). Much of my listening
is on Radio OKOM which is largely trad or classic jazz.
Don Robertson
On 4/10/2010 8:02 PM, W1AB at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 4/10/2010 10:39:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> meetmrcallaghan at gmail.com writes:
>
> However, at my age and in my present condition, I believe the supple young
> lady might kill me the first night so, I'm afraid I would have to settle
> for the piano tuner...........as long as his name wasn't Opporknockity (I
> know everyone's probably heard that shaggy dog story)
>
>
> I seem to have joined the right club ... of my peers. Speaking of
> peers ... no, we better not get into that.
>
> I'm curious about one thing. Here's the background....
>
> I play Dixieland, and I love to play it. But when it comes to
> listening to music, I listen to a little bit of everything -- except for heavy
> classical, opera, hip-hop, and hard rock. I spend perhaps 10% of my
> music-listening time with traditional jazz.
>
> Tonight, for example, I've been downloading audio tracks from YouTube
> videos of WW II German military music -- the music that made it so easy to
> get the German people to march off to war in times past. It's deeply
> stirring music, and more heavily militaristic than Sousa's fine marches. I
> probably spend less than 5% of my listening time with this music .
>
> Anyway, here is the simple question I would like to pose to you good
> people:
>
> When you listen to music, about what percent of the time is that music
> traditional jazz?
>
> If you will reply to the group, I'll keep tabs on the answers and
> report to the list on the results.
>
> I'm curious about this....
>
> Of course, if this questions has been addressed previously, just tell
> me what the consensus was.
>
> Many thanks, Al
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