I don't know, dude. I think we'll just have to agree to disagree. But when someone has the kind of resume that D.J. has -- and receives accolades from the kind of people he plays with -- I tend to assume, if I have any doubts, that I'm the one who needs to do the re-thinking instead of all the professional musicians who praise him and want to work with him. Here, by the way, i
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Quote24FPS QuoteZuluFunMix Quote24FPS QuoteZuluFunMix I gotta say, as someone who has seen Darryl Jones play jazz fusion three or four times with the Miles Evans Band at Catalina's in LA, this idea that he is somehow a less gifted / less swinging bassist than Bill W. -- or even worse, that he takes a half-assed approach to his work with the Stones -- is completely preposterous. Just go to C
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Quote24FPS QuoteZuluFunMix I gotta say, as someone who has seen Darryl Jones play jazz fusion three or four times with the Miles Evans Band at Catalina's in LA, this idea that he is somehow a less gifted / less swinging bassist than Bill W. -- or even worse, that he takes a half-assed approach to his work with the Stones -- is completely preposterous. Just go to Catalina's sometime and
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I gotta say, as someone who has seen Darryl Jones play jazz fusion three or four times with the Miles Evans Band at Catalina's in LA, this idea that he is somehow a less gifted / less swinging bassist than Bill W. -- or even worse, that he takes a half-assed approach to his work with the Stones -- is completely preposterous. Just go to Catalina's sometime and watch/listen how he channe
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