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 Post subject: Frank Sinatra [and jazz in general]
PostPosted: April 28th, 2010, 6:41 pm 
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Jazz has taken my life over lately, and I've been all for it. Sinatra especially, anyone have favorite charts by him? Any other favorite jazz charts you like?

Spoiler for Favorite Sinatra Charts:

[In no particular order]
Fly Me to the Moon
The Best is Yet to Come
My Way
My Kind of Town
Where or When
New York, New York
I've Got You Under My Skin
I've Got The World on a String

Spoiler for Favorite Jazz Charts:

[In no particular order]
St. Thomas
Latin Dance
Moon Over Cuba
Swing Shift
Fascinating Rhythm
Perdido
The Preacher

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 Post subject: Re: Frank Sinatra [and jazz in general]
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Always have liked franks work from new York new York to fly me to the moon, him and dean Martin are my favorite jazz artist.

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I took jazz history class this term in college and believe me, Sinatra is barely skimming the surface of the depth of jazz. Take a look at some of the older musicians like Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, etc. The list goes on and on of notable jazz musicians. There are not a whole lot of singers in jazz since most jazz is hard to put words to. Look more for the music type of jazz and not so much the singing side of jazz. Sinatra is great, but there is a whole lot more to jazz then just him for sure, especially in the music part of jazz. :D

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Some of my favorite jazz charts:

-Big Foot
-Moanin'
-Libertango
-My Favorite Things
-Blue Bossa
-It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing

As for jazz artists, I really enjoy Herbie Hancock, Duke Ellington, and Charles Mingus.

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 Post subject: Re: Frank Sinatra [and jazz in general]
PostPosted: April 29th, 2010, 11:40 am 
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Duke Juker wrote:
I took jazz history class this term in college and believe me, Sinatra is barely skimming the surface of the depth of jazz. Take a look at some of the older musicians like Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, etc. The list goes on and on of notable jazz musicians. There are not a whole lot of singers in jazz since most jazz is hard to put words to. Look more for the music type of jazz and not so much the singing side of jazz. Sinatra is great, but there is a whole lot more to jazz then just him for sure, especially in the music part of jazz. :D


Trust my I listen to the lot of them, although I am more of the Dizzy G fan.

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Dizzy can be really fun. We just touched a little on Herbie Hancock as well. All those guys are great. For the most part. Some of the bebop guys are pretty hard to understand. :?

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