Dubversion said:hip hop comes from Jamaican sound system culture - the DJ, the selector etc.
you make this up as you go along don't you? if you're going to be so insistent, try and be right![]()
pacmanray said:Hip hop started with jazz, even it's name comes from bebop which was a style of jazz from the 40's.
Loved the Jazz Funk 'movement...' being in the right places at the right time had a lot to do with your cred manpilchardman said:Another poster said on another thread he couldn't quite get the hang of jazz.
Anyone else think that way, or are you all hep cats out there?

Dubversion said:i think that's totally untrue. i think there are strands of jazz - supper jazz, light jazz, even egregious filth like Cullum - which is just production line bilge, smooth and shiny and soulless and a whisker away from being muzak..
Jazz Funk. For sure, brother!vimto said:Loved the Jazz Funk 'movement...' being in the right places at the right time had a lot to do with your cred man![]()
Dubversion said:significant does not equal listenable or universally loved. i wouldn't deny Love Supreme's impact, but i really can't abide it.
bollocks, mate.
hip hop comes from Jamaican sound system culture - the DJ, the selector etc.
you make this up as you go along don't you? if you're going to be so insistent, try and be right![]()
pilchardman said:Jazz Funk. For sure, brother!
Hey, Dub! Jazz Funk? Where do you stand?
So, you don't like Curtis Mayfield or Gil Scott Heron?!?Dubversion said:on its broken, battered, petrol-soaked body. with a baseball bat and a fucking flamethrower.
the worse genre of music EVER

pacmanray said:. As far as the influence on American hip hop of Jamaican music, beyond the focus on bass frequencies inspired by dub, you can effectively discount the rest.
pilchardman said:So, you don't like Curtis Mayfield or Gil Scott Heron?!?![]()
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That bloke that does the... 'the Revolution Will Not Be Televised...the revolution will Not be televieesd'pilchardman said:Jazz Funk. For sure, brother!
Hey, Dub! Jazz Funk? Where do you stand?

Dubversion said:you actually know nothing, do you? hip hop grew out of block parties which grew out of jamaican soundsystem being exported to New York from Jamaica by people like DJ Kool Herc. Hip hop MCs took their lead from reggae DJs like U Roy and Big Youth and Dillinger. this isn't opinion, this is fact.
!) and George Benson - but you may class Domino as more blues-sy. So in short, I don't like jazz ore than any other form of music, I'm willing to listen to it, but I find a lot of jazz quite pretentious; I've been to Matt and Phred's Jazz Club in Manchester to see live acts, and it was very dreary.Yes they are.Dubversion said:Curtis certainly isn't jazz funk, Gil Scott Heron is only very loosely of that ilk. neither are widely considered jazz funk
pacmanray said:You think Kool Herc only used reggae, or even used it most of the time? You might as well say that hip hop is derived from rock and roll.
He is also well known for his massive high quality high volume sound system, against which even superior DJs could not compete (Toop, 1991). Herc – from Hercules – first used reggae records and was toasting to the music like Jamaican artists U-Roy and I-Roy. But he started using funk records due to popular demand. Kool DJ Herc and his MC crew The Herculoids "started a movement which recycled the creativity of black American jive jocks back into the USA" (Toop 39). The relationship between hip hop and reggae became more important again with reggae artists and rappers collaborating with each other, from Yellowman and Afrika Bambaataa to KRS One and Shabba Ranks. Hip hop and reggae still influence each other in both directions
pilchardman said:Yes they are.
The dividing line between 70s Ghetto Funk and Jazz isn't there. It's like funk is the lake and jazz is New Orleans, and the dividing line is the levee as of last week.
The Average White Band??!!!????Dubversion said:they may meet in the middle, but there's still a fucking ocean between Average fucking White Band and Move On Up.
Firky said:yes
but studio 1 is *always* first
(um... i joined in a bad, place... yeah?)
pilchardman said:The Average White Band??!!!????
How did they get into this discussion?![]()
[Aren't they banned from this forum....runs to FAQ]

pilchardman said:The Average White Band??!!!????
How did they get into this discussion?![]()
[Aren't they banned from this forum....runs to FAQ]
I'm telling you the AWB aren't discussed in polite company.Dubversion said:you're telling me AWB aren't jazz funk?
He thinks it means the Average White Band.vimto said:So what's the problem with Jazz Funk then?

Wolfie said:but everyone knows your views on music are bollocks ...
pilchardman said:He thinks it means the Average White Band.
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