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I mean that the musical language of BB (perfect example) won't be familiar to people today (same as it was unfamiliar back then). By contrast, any of his quint
by khazhoux 5y ago
I mean that the musical language of BB (perfect example) won't be familiar to people today (same as it was unfamiliar back then).
By contrast, any of his quintet performances is easily recognized as "jazz", even to people who don't listen to jazz.
BB will be more like "what am I listening to??"
Do you disagree?
- SubGenius 5y agoThat does make sense to an extent. The average listener today is more likely to think of cheesy 80s synthy jazz fusion when they hear of the term, rather than something like Bitches Brew.