The third installment of “Straight From The Cows Ear”, a live looping experience. This one features some bowed upright bass droping into a chunky, spittle filled groove. I built Auto out of a bunch of

This is basically an unedited vid of me practicing. I believe it is a good thing to record yourself so that you can watch later from a more objective standpoint and see what needs to be improved. These

This is basically an unedited vid of me practicing. I believe it is a good thing to record yourself so that you can watch later from a more objective standpoint and see what needs to be improved. These

This is basically an unedited vid of me practicing. I believe it is a good thing to record yourself so that you can watch later from a more objective standpoint and see what needs to be improved. These

This is basically an unedited vid of me practicing. I believe it is a good thing to record yourself so that you can watch later from a more objective standpoint and see what needs to be improved. These

(uploaded, still setting up livestream) This is basically an unedited vid of me practicing. I believe it is a good thing to record yourself so that you can watch later from a more objective standpoint

(uploaded as I'm still setting up to livestream) . This is basically an unedited vid of me practicing. I believe it is a good thing to record yourself so that you can watch later from a more objective

(unable to livestream at the moment so uploaded) This is basically an unedited vid of me practicing. I believe it is a good thing to record yourself so that you can watch later from a more objective standpoint

A slow smooth entrance with some melodic horn lines that develops into a sexy groove when the upright bass comes to join the action. This is from a project called Auto Bodhi (@autobodhi) that I’m just

Hey y'all, My name's Joel and this here is my first post on Steemit. Intro post coming soon (for those who may give a dang ;) It's an original tune by my friend @limabeing and me! Crypto Blues. Thanks

I am obsessed. I can listen to this song over and over and never tire of it. My Chicago jazz son has seen Matt Ulery live. One day soon I will too! via @YouTube Matt Ulery's "To Lose Your Mind"

Chicago is rich with musicians who once played with Coltraine and all the greats before they died. Now the players who knew the players are old and dying, but a new generation is meeting them at improv