Jazz Facts

The only thing of Kenny G's that I've enjoyed was his Millennium Mix of Auld Lang Syne. He mixed in historic/famous sound bites from the very first recording of sound through 1999. His playing wasn't particularly moving, but I think the general idea was really cool.

I give him credit for that.
 
SlinkyRedfoot said:
The only thing of Kenny G's that I've enjoyed was his Millennium Mix of Auld Lang Syne. He mixed in historic/famous sound bites from the very first recording of sound through 1999. His playing wasn't particularly moving, but I think the general idea was really cool.

I give him credit for that.
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He had a hand in making the entire world crap themselves on that one episode of South Park where Cartman and Kenny discovered the brown note
 
HammerDown said:
We start a thread about jazz.

We should be talking about Miles Davis.

Instead we do a deep-dive on spooge.
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if you don't like my hot sticky jazz, just say it.
 
HammerDown said:
We start a thread about jazz.

We should be talking about Miles Davis.

Instead we do a deep-dive on spooge.
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jazz sucks

and if you suck you get...
 
Louis Armstrong, a trumpeter, band leader and singer, contributed greatly to the popularization of Jazz and became known as the Ambassador of Jazz.
 
Gerald Clayton kicks ass.

 
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