All That Jazz. Lets Hear Your Favorite Jazz Songs

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@OneEyedDiva

Also, sometimes the videos expire.
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OneEyedDiva said:
Yes they do. If you have video favorites that you want to keep, you can download them to your hard drive using the Clip Grab app.
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Well hello there. I use USB flash drive sticks because of their portability. A 32gb stick can hold several thousand videos, songs, pictures and files.

www.techwalla.com/articles/advantages-disadvantages-of-a-flash-memory-stick

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I hope this helped.
 
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One of the coolest songs ever! He was my favorite guitarist. One of my husband's best friends, who loves my music, recorded & toured with Ronny. I was hoping to meet him one day and was heartbroken when I found out he had passed. 😢
 
@FastTrax I don't put absolute trust in flash drives after putting songs I recorded in my Logic digital program on a drive. Took the drive to my One on One session for my Logic instructor & I to work on the music and my songs had disappeared! Digital storage is better for me. Don't have to worry about misplacing a drive or trying to figure out what's where. As long as I have my phone and/or tablet with me, I always have my music and videos.
Re: The last videos you posted. I've got some stuff by all three artists.

@asp3 Soho Vibes..VERY cool. I hadn't heard of them before. And ,istening to Cast Your Fate...really took me back. Love Guaraldi's piano playing.
 
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I can never get enough of The Boogie Woogie
My Uncle could make those keys dance
and when I heard him knock out that song, I was rapt

Here's what I found on YouTube
Great piano
...and the kids seem to be enjoying themselves too

But that piano

whoa

 
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OneEyedDiva said:
One of the coolest songs ever! He was my favorite guitarist. One of my husband's best friends, who loves my music, recorded & toured with Ronny. I was hoping to meet him one day and was heartbroken when I found out he had passed. 😢
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That is a GREAT song and I was compelled to download the entire album as every song on it was good.
It is easy for me to understand your grief over not being able to meet him.

I am often puzzled by why I have never heard of so many of these wonderful musicians that you have brought to our attention. I am completely ignorant about how a musician breaks out of the pack and gets the attention they deserve. I will include your superb music in this same category. In contrast, so much of the music that does become popular is simply trash in my humble opinion.

I suppose that this is the same kind of barrier that writers and artists face.
 
Keesha said:
Hey! It’s too bad we couldn’t put our talent together. Lately I’ve noticed lots of people making music together over the internet due to the pandemic and most of it sounds great. Of course I’d have to figure out how to do it individually first. 😂

It’s a beautiful song. A classic. 🎶
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To be able to do so would be awesome. A good friend of mine who has worked with some heavy hitting musicians over the decades posed the idea of all her musical friends, including yours truly, doing something together. I'd be honored to be included in that company! She's been working digitally for decades so I have no doubt she'll be able to get it together eventually. If so, I'll let you know how she does it.
 
I heard a portion of this song on the radio one day, but didn't catch the name of it or the artist. It was beautiful and haunting and I couldn't forget it. Several months later, I heard it and waited to get the name. Found this live version which is very nice.

 
OneEyedDiva said:
To be able to do so would be awesome. A good friend of mine who has worked with some heavy hitting musicians over the decades posed the idea of all her musical friends, including yours truly, doing something together. I'd be honored to be included in that company! She's been working digitally for decades so I have no doubt she'll be able to get it together eventually. If so, I'll let you know how she does it.
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The musicians I know who did this were incredibly good. Some of them were musicians who used to work together and no longer could due to the virus.

You should take them up on it. If I were more computer literate, I’d be doing something like this too. Right now I’m working on figuring out how to record something. I actually tried it on the iPad but was too afraid to download it onto the site due to my identity being discovered. Not having a computer I wasn’t sure if people could right click and see info about me. I’m a bit on the paranoid side but this technique can work like magic.
 
Keesha said:
The musicians I know who did this were incredibly good. Some of them were musicians who used to work together and no longer could due to the virus.

You should take them up on it. If I were more computer literate, I’d be doing something like this too. Right now I’m working on figuring out how to record something. I actually tried it on the iPad but was too afraid to download it onto the site due to my identity being discovered. Not having a computer I wasn’t sure if people could right click and see info about me. I’m a bit on the paranoid side but this technique can work like magic.
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Do you have Garage Band on your iPad? I have a Mac which includes the program for free but I never had an iPad. I have Android tablets. You can record in GB without your identity being compromised. My album was recorded on my instrument and transferred into my son's home studio here in the apartment for him to engineer and master. I worked on my three newest releases in the Logic program. My Logic program crashed and died a few years ago. Thankfully I had transferred many of the songs into iTunes. I decided I was not going to get another one. The price of has gone down quite a bit. My son has a Macbook Pro on which he recently installed Logic. He has learned to interface it with my instrument so as he says they can "talk to each other" and follow each other's commands. We're working on getting some of my older songs into his program.

Anyway...see if you can download Garage Band into your iPad. If not, there's another program that my honorary son is working with that's free but the interface with necessary items is $99. He also has a laptop..not sure if it's Apple though. My son said he might download that program onto my Mac for me because it has more options than GB. I will definitely contribute a track or two when my friend is ready.
 
OneEyedDiva said:
Do you have Garage Band on your iPad? I have a Mac which includes the program for free but I never had an iPad. I have Android tablets. You can record in GB without your identity being compromised. My album was recorded on my instrument and transferred into my son's home studio here in the apartment for him to engineer and master. I worked on my three newest releases in the Logic program. My Logic program crashed and died a few years ago. Thankfully I had transferred many of the songs into iTunes. I decided I was not going to get another one. The price of has gone down quite a bit. My son has a Macbook Pro on which he recently installed Logic. He has learned to interface it with my instrument so as he says they can "talk to each other" and follow each other's commands. We're working on getting some of my older songs into his program.

Anyway...see if you can download Garage Band into your iPad. If not, there's another program that my honorary son is working with that's free but the interface with necessary items is $99. He also has a laptop..not sure if it's Apple though. My son said he might download that program onto my Mac for me because it has more options than GB. I will definitely contribute a track or two when my friend is ready.
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Yes I have garage band on my iPhone but it’s so small so I got the iPad so I could read it better. The garbage band was excellent. I could see it clearly and had practiced all my songs and was ready to record.

Here’s the problem I ran into.
We live in a rural area and don’t have internet. My husband has a work computer and work iPhone which he uses. They all have passwords on them.

When I got the new iPad, I was using an old iPhone as a hotspot. Unfortunately since I was using a hotspot, I couldn’t upgrade my iPad so I couldn’t sync anything together. In fact, i couldn’t even download anything to my iPad since I couldn’t connect to iCloud or SoundCloud which is why I finally took it back. Oddly enough I remembered just in time since my 90 days ran out.

Ken here told me all the programs that can be used anonymously and there are plenty so I did realize it could be done but not having a solid internet connection and trying to learn all this got very complicated for me.

I’ve heard of Logic. There are MANY music software applications that work well. Prices have gone down a lot.

Apparently this autumn we are supposed to get internet and until then I’m going to try and use my iPhone. I’m looking into microphones but I only want one good mic and it needs to be compatible incase I decide to get a MacBook or iPad again.

The music I did record on the iPad sounded good except the music backgrounds wouldn’t sync up so I had to play them from my iPhone into a monster Aventura speaker with Bluetooth capabilities and then record using my iPad. The sound quality was quite impressive however it was conplicated

Thanks for the heads up OneEyedDiva. Good luck with your recordings. It sounds fun.
 
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