# Short narrative of a music lover Vol.17  Move – Stan Getz

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- Published: 2022-06-29T18:02:00-04:00
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## My Favorite CD

I visited Blue Note Tokyo for the first time in a really long time to see Michel
Camilo’s solo performance. I love his piano. I am so glad that he was the first 
artist I heard at Blue Note in about 2 years since COVID-19 started. He is a man
whose entire being is made of music, smiling the whole time he plays, and at the
end of every song, he always stood up and had a smug look on his face. I can only
say, “What a surprise！ You really got me.” I felt a catharsis as I became one with
Michel even though I was not playing myself. This is live music of the highest quality.

This time, I would like to introduce a cathartic jazz live album without any questions
asked. 

First, let’s start with an album that makes you wonder if this is really a jazz 
concert.

### Moanin’ with Hazel – Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers

This 3-CD live album is packed with funkiness like a bread with red bean paste with
the thinnest crust possible. This time, I introduced “Moanin’,” which is famous 
for Hazel’s scream at the end of Bobby Timmons’ piano solo, but the audience was
so excited from the first song “Politely” that the audience’s voices were heard 
throughout the show. In the first song, “Politely,” at the end of the song, the 
audience started singing. I was tempted to say, “Oh, come on, this is a jazz concert,
isn’t it?” If an alien came and asked me what “Funky” is, I would recommend Art 
Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, not James Brown, Sly, George Clinton, etc. There
are many more Art Blakey related albums, and you can hardly go wrong with any of
them, so you must listen to them if you see them! 

Next, I would like to introduce this album, which can be said to be a classic of
no-questions-asked live performance.

### How High The Moon – Ella Fitzgerald

This Berlin Ella live is just fun. Ella is bursting and I don’t know it’s SWING 
or not, but anyway, the mood of the listener flies to the moon. Ella’s voice speaking
in MC is cute, so it’s also worth listening to! 

Next up is an album full of the dodgy smell of jazz.

### A Night In Tunisia – Sonny Rollins

This is the first live album recorded at the Village Vanguard, which is now one 
of the most sacred places of jazz in the world, and it is also Sonny’s first live
album. Sonny is amazing, having played his first live album without any chordal 
instruments, just with saxophone, bass, and drums. I’ve never been to the Village
Vanguard (wish to visit somedayI), so I don’t know what it’s like, but when I hear
this album, I definitely feel like the Village Vanguard must be on basement.  Leaking
from the basement, Sonny’s no-questions-asked ad-libs and Elvin Jones’ funky rhythms.
Well, I really wish I could meet them in real life if I could be reborn. 

Now, on to the next one, Swing Without Question!  

From Stan Getz’s live album that were made of only Swing. Haruki Murakami wrote,“
But for me, in the end, Scott Fitzgerald was the Novel and Stan Getz was the Jazz.”(
Haruki Murakami, Portrait in Jazz).

### Move – Stan Getz

The moment the drum solo at the end of this song, the audience shouted “hyahohoho”
like Michael Jackson. I understand the feeling very well. When you listen to this
live album, you should shout “hyahohoho” with him! 

Next, from this live album, which is “the Jazz” for me, I would like to introduce
a song made famous by one of the previous morning dramas in Japan.

### On the Sunnyside of the Street – Louis Armstrong and his orchestra

Anyway, for me, this is Jazz. Of course, I like Jazz like a knife that can cut you
if you touch it, but Louis Armstrong is the Jazz I need, it just exists to entertain
us without any questions, and affirms all our useless days. The duets between Louis
and Jack Teagarden, aka Big T, are also a highlight of this album. I love to hear
Louis and his friends talking and laughing in places. 

The last song is not a live performance, but the title alone fits the theme well.

### No Room For Squares – Hank Mobley

Yes, in short, This time theme is “No Room For Squares “. 

Now, as usual, I’ll end with a song of my own. It’s not jazz at all, but the lyrics
are positive, no questions asked, so I chose this song. I wrote this song just on
the spur of the moment!

#### Kaneko’s Song of the Day

**A Guinness World Record of chatting**　　 Lyrics: KANEKO Chalin

I had a big fight with you about which is a better the Police or Van Halen’ drummer

We had a race in a big bathroom over who could whistle the Stranger betterIt is 
amazing when we made a casserole with cup noodles powderWe danced and chugged a 
bottle of expensive brandy of our senior

We talked and drunk and drunk and talked and there was still what we talk
The amount
of time we are chatting may be like a Guinness World Record

How much time left, I don’t know
The goal that we have reached is no longer a goalAll
I want to do is to rollSoul to soul

We walked home two stations for no reason in the midnight in the middle of winter.

Jumping from a puddle to a puddle like little boys and girls.When I woke, I found
your shadow of still playing TV game in the morning lightJust to make girls laugh,
we used to watch comedy all night

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