1) Tenor Man - Jack Kerouac Jazz and Prose - Beat Poetry Vol 4

[@nikjaric5442]

these loop style jazz improv sounding jams are the best and you can imagine hearing this after a decade of big bands and swing it would have come out of new york harlem and the village after it birthed in kansas city but its excellent still to this day some music will never date or get worn out by time but as soon as each instrument had its artist in one city then they would have played live then in studio sessions so it would have evolved fast and there wouldve been no concerts outdoors everything was basement clubs and hole in the wall smoky venues back then 4 or 5 for new york back when there was only 100 cool people but the big stars were always horn players then until the 60's saw grant greene -wes montgomery-ron carter on guitar doing jazz in a guitaring decade

[@opdawg817]

Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

[@lilahkatharine8622]

I love this so much, thank you for posting.🌹🎙😘

[@wallacechrstensen7406]

Beautiful!!!!!

[@jbirdperez6003]

Jack was one koOl Hombre ...

[@edward1381]

Love your stuff, listen to it every day, keep it up!

[@yolowell9564]

Brilliant.

[@jeffreycabanellas8113]

Wonderful stuff-how inthe world is the voice so rhythmically synchronized with the music?

[@AficionadoJoe]

Blessings....Jack's prose was recorded with the intention of him adding it to Jazz music, so it was just a matter of finding the right tune for his rhythm. That's where my obsession comes in.... haha

[@richrichardw]

@@AficionadoJoe I'm amazed how you found exactly the right fit for the "EE-yah"s and "EEE-de-lee-yah"s at 5:40. Do you think it could have been the same tune that Jack Kerouac had in mind?

[@AficionadoJoe]

@@richrichardw Thanks man. These band members weren't even born when Jack recorded this prose, so couldn't possibly have known. But that's the magic sometimes it lands perfect! Appreciate that you clocked the details

[@russlosey7796]

Jack and Neal, standing there with somebody's girl in between them, diggin' the Tenor Man, it was Jack rubbing his belly goin' "blow man blow" let me lay this to you gently, Aficionado Joe, thanks for all the Kerouac and Castenada

[@TheMarshmelloKing]

This is a nice idea but it sounds a bit like jack is reading in a corner off stage while a band blasts away at the same time like they're trying to drown him out

[@7Stills]

And music by Kerouac, what else

[@theseaofserenity01]

Who are the musicians? And what is this piece called?

[@AficionadoJoe]

Ode To The Big Sea - The Cinematic Orchestra - Live at the Barbican 2007 Leader [Band Leader] - Jason Swinscoe Bass Phil France Drums Luke Flowers Piano Nick Ramm Horns Tom Chant

[@theseaofserenity01]

@@AficionadoJoe Thank you, Aficionado Joe. I enjoy listening your work.

[@wallacechrstensen7406]

Jesus loves you so much.

[@txsphere]

I was totally digging this until the soprano sax came in. I mean, it is called "Tenor Man" isn't it?