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11. "My favorite part of the Chess movie"
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was all of the nods to the fact that it was about mastering your instrument and how competition played into all of that. That scene in the alley. The one in the club. When Muddy and Howling Wolf meet. In all those cases it's about being strong with your instrument, confident to go up against the next man, confident you can fit in whatever the situation calls for.

There's the quote from Miles I think "you can tell a musician by how they hold their instrument." Still rings true, cats just stopped holding instruments (follow that to its logical conclusion).

Worth saying is that the hip-hop cipher kind of replaced the dive spot for players. And at its height played a similar role in developing ones talent. Unfortunately that too has gone to the wayside.
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dude w/ the tamborine broke it the fuck down on those motown records. [View all] , Joe Corn Mo, Mon Jan-30-12 10:04 AM
 
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CHURCH!!
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agreed...
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YES.
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shout-out to sister betty-jean cuffee at pleasant valley baptist church.
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I think you actually made this post* a long time ago
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      yeah, I remember that.
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BTW this goes back to the thread last week
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bands as featured acts, holmes.
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my memory maybe shot
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      it was brushed off b/c it's pretty obvious.
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my take on the "decline" of black music.
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           you know how i knew i couldn't make it as a jazz player?
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                this story cracked me the hell up.
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                     totally.
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as a kid i knew an 'old' record was a Motown record by the tamborine.
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LOL
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it's how i finally accepted that Aretha wasn't on Motown.
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yep... me too!
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the snare drum ain't right, either
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      One of my main critiques of most throwback albums
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      but the real problem is the hooks.
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      there's a bunch of things 'wrong' with 'Build Me Up'
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RE: as a kid i knew an 'old' record was a Motown record by the tamborine...
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speaking of session musicians...
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if you want to get on a tambourine tip
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a few things...
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