Ah thanks for catching that! It's been corrected..

Yep, and the drummer fumbles around and throws the piano player off. Not impressed with the sax playing either. Lucy's singing is the only thing that makes listening to this worthwhile.

where's your recording? I don't see it on your channel.

@@tissuepaper9962 Do I need one to have an opinion?

Check out her performance in a less stressed situation at Emmets Place channel and I bet you’ll change your opinion. Certainly on the trying to be cool bit of it.

@@MrGuto I will, thanks

@@MrGuto I like her better just not enough to pay to see her. Love Emmet, like Lucy.

Acceptance of music that sounds "wrong" takes time to develope . Jazz is not a western music. Intonation is culture based. Remember that music is the result of the vibrations of molecules. These vibrations originate from way out in the Universe and not only from our molecular structure here in our atmosphere. Check out Just Intonation compared to Tempered Intonation. Best vibes to you!

@@bobblues1158 blablabla

false fingerings give an "out of tune" sound. get over yourself

@@eeecol Horrible melody by out of tune sax

Yeah absolutely.. I like weird jazz and odd keys but out of tune is out of tune no matter what. For others in here, playing "odd" notes has nothing to do with being of tune lol

Thanks so much Simon!

This is D'Angelico EXL Deluxe in a matte finish.

It’s a good thing you’re here to tell all the great musicians of the world what they’re doing wrong. What would they do without you! Since you seem not to have an ear for music yourself, maybe switch to reading poems instead. Poems have lots of correct words, I think you’ll find you enjoy them a lot.

@@leobrahmachari6611 I have worked for decades with the top singers in the country. Singing is (at least) a two fold artform: the pure singing, (musicality, techniqued, tone, etc.) and there is a theatrical/acting component. If you are singing a song with lyrics essentially written for the opposite sex, the song can sometimes be adapted, and sometimes it really is best to leave it alone, if it's not adaptable. If one simply ignores that, and if anyone is actually listening to the lyric, the "acting" part is out the window, at the very least, if not creating a ludicrous cognitive disconnect. So, what are you saying, essentially?-- that people who know their own subject area, quite thoroughly, need not render an informed opinion? Singing is an artform in which a lot of talent is required, so much so that people with talent sometimes, and actually quite often, especially younger, perform without much actual background in the complete subject area, and may "get away" with some gaps in their performance, but true lovers of the artform are not going to simply give a "pass" on poor renditions. In the artworld, critics and connoisseurs are sometimes perceiving things the average listener might not, that doesn't make the criticism invalid. People are free to discard those more "informed" opinions, and often do. If you enjoyed the performance, great.

@@zdogg8 That’s a lot of words. I find that people that have nothing to say with their horn usually have a lot to say with their words. Go figure

@@zdogg8 Keep talking bud, won’t make you any better of a player.

@@leobrahmachari6611 You're talking out of your arse. I'm not a horn player, for one....