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Tommy Chong said:
Miles and Coltrane… Their early stuff was incredible!
I don’t know if had anything to do them being hooked on heroin in the younger days?
But their later stuff isn’t as impressive to me. No smack, no soul! 🫢

I also digged this version of 'Summertime':
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Couldn't agree more. I have every Miles Davis recording 57-64 but nothing beyond ESP
 

Tommy Chong said:
Miles and Coltrane… Their early stuff was incredible!
I don’t know if had anything to do them being hooked on heroin in the younger days?
But their later stuff isn’t as impressive to me. No smack, no soul! 🫢

I also digged this version of 'Summertime':
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I'm the exact opposite, mid 60's and things started to get really interesting - 'spiritual' jazz from the likes of John Coltrane, Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, Albert Ayler, Sun Ra, Don Cherry etc. etc.

But each to their own eh? :)
 

No Alla Violenza said:
I'm the exact opposite, mid 60's and things started to get really interesting - 'spiritual' jazz from the likes of John Coltrane, Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, Albert Ayler, Sun Ra, Don Cherry etc. etc.

But each to their own eh? :)
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jazzy said:
I'm with TC on this but enjoy you cool cat
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My sentiments exactly, old bean.... Whatever makes you happy! ;)

We'd much prefer to be beatniks from the 50's... Can you dig it daddy-o?
Like Jack Kerouac's insufferable friends. Dressed in a black turtleneck with a beret while playing the bongos.

😜
 


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