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I’m on the move so this 1st episode lacks proper intro, sorry about that.
But yea, first half an hour is more or less dedicated to miners in tundras of western Amethera. Soothing nordic sound, missing only your footsteps and your finders beeps. And ofc the trumpets of you hoffing!
The rest is built on new-ish records. Few picks I find interesting. Hope you too.
Don’t forget to challenge yourselves as listeners and Lootius bless <3
Good evening fellow pretentious jazz snobs! :geek:
Also tonight’s Port Jazzlantis is a two part listening bootcamp. First we tenderize (as in gently pounding the pork chop) our heads with light groovy tunes with some 70’s exploitation movie colors, just to get it soft enough for part two; the interesting stuff <3
Hope you get inspired.
And again - don’t forget to challenge yourselves as listeners and Lootius bless <3
Tonight’s Port Jazzlantis is all about moldy vinyls, dust and scratches!
We honor heroes like Getz, Coltrane and Garland for boldly bringing new rhythm and bluesy colors onto old sing-alongs from musicals. The guys who systematically brought fourth (or - Lootius forbid - even fifth!) note to every chord.
However tonight’s Port Jazzlantis is about afro-cuban tradition. As fellow finn Reino Ranger pretty well knows, finnish people have just one solid bone whereas people of Africa and South America seemingly have flexible spine and swinging hip!
Last day of vacation, having cold white wine on balcony, listening to Ornette Coleman. <3
Port Jazzlantis tonight is a quick dip to free jazz - not very challenging, yet full of unexpected musical events.
Not to be understood, but enjoyed.
Edit: IMO one of the coolest characters in TV history is Oscar Byrd from Legion. Living inside an ice cube listening to jazz. You might actually spot some music Oscar listens in tonight’s PJ.
1959 was without a doubt the best year in jazz history. Even if we were to add “so far” to the end of that statement, it still wouldn’t make sense, as the revolution to come will be grounded in the roots of 1959 anyway—or it will get a new name, other than “jazz.”
…says jazz blogger Paul Medrano and I’m certainly not going to disagree! :love:
Tonight’s Port Jazzlantis is about most memorable tunes of groundbreaking records of 1959.
