31-12-2010, 16:31
^Oh yeah, thanks, that's really great advice!
I guess I'd found some things kind of like what I was looking for - little bits here and there like Reinhardt, Lewis, Johnson, Sidney Bechet - but I suppose I wanted to know if there was something even wilder, sort of like early Elvis Presley was considered rockabilly but if you dig deeper there was artists like Johnny Burnette who took things to a wilder level that didn't necessarily fly so well with the general public. You guys' help combined with some browsing on AllMusic.com's jazz entries certainly helped me further along, so thank you! And if you've got something else to mention I'm all ears too.
Thanks again!
I guess I'd found some things kind of like what I was looking for - little bits here and there like Reinhardt, Lewis, Johnson, Sidney Bechet - but I suppose I wanted to know if there was something even wilder, sort of like early Elvis Presley was considered rockabilly but if you dig deeper there was artists like Johnny Burnette who took things to a wilder level that didn't necessarily fly so well with the general public. You guys' help combined with some browsing on AllMusic.com's jazz entries certainly helped me further along, so thank you! And if you've got something else to mention I'm all ears too.
Thanks again!
