[Dixielandjazz] Sidney Bechet (was Monk and Pee Wee; other one-of-a-kinds?)

woodlanders woodlanders at free.fr
Fri Nov 7 06:36:50 PST 2014


Sidney was definitely one of a kind. We French still have a very soft spot for him. Any French man nowadays knows at least two jazzmen : Sidney and Louis.
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  From: Marek Boym 
  To: Louis 
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  Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Sidney Bechet (was Monk and Pee Wee;other one-of-a-kinds?)


  Nobody carbon copied Bechet and sounded the same.  Not even Wilber.
  Some French players came closer, but never quite got the sheer power of
  Bechet's playing!
  Cheers
  On 7 November 2014 05:38, Shaw, Tim <Tim.Shaw at mh.org.au> wrote:

  > How could you forget Lester Young?
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  > Behalf Of Charles Suhor
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  > To: Shaw, Tim
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  > Subject: Re: [Dixielandjazz] Monk and Pee Wee; other one-of-a-kinds?
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  > Well said. Two to add to my list-- Slam Stewart and Sidney Bechet.
  > (although Bob Wilber trasnparently carbon-copied Bechet in the late forties
  > before he went on to a swing-based style).
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  > Charlie Suhor
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