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most hard bop actually simplif(...) 11/04/25(Tue)09:13:58 No.128344866
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most hard bop actually simplified jazz harmony from what it was in the swing era Anonymous 11/04/25(Tue)09:13:58 No.128344866 Archived
not that you'd have any way to know that for yourself. i wonder what else your music commentator of choice says that is complete bullshit.
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11/04/25(Tue)09:16:26 No.128344885
Anonymous 11/04/25(Tue)09:16:26 No.128344885
Obvs.
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11/04/25(Tue)10:18:32 No.128345386
Anonymous 11/04/25(Tue)10:18:32 No.128345386
>>128344866
who says otherwise? half the appeal of bop derived jazz is all the things you can do within basic changes
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