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- I'm not a fan of jazz, but something seemed familiar.
- Yes, Miles Davis. It is often in the elevators twist.

In you hiply bass, and tak often
Naspat jazz, and I had something other.

Is this your first experience of jazz, the Countess of Grantham?
Oh, so that's what it is. You think anyone of them knows what the others play?

If you don't know what it is, so is jazz.

I think that jazz is one of the greatest musical languages. Perhaps this is the best thing invented America.

I wanted to push people beyond what's expected. I think it is absolutely necessary. Otherwise, we're depriving the world of the next Louie Armstrong, the next Charlie Parker. I told you about how Charlie Parker became Charlie Parker?
- Jo Jones threw his plate.
Exactly. Parker is a young man plays the sax, so he goes with the orchestra on stage and ruins everything. Jones nearly decapitates him for it. The laughter of the orchestra. Parker was up all night crying, but on the morning of - what is he doing? - rehearsing. And rehearses, and rehearses. Thinking of only one thing: it will no longer laugh. A year later he returned to Reno once again takes the stage and plays the best motherfucking solo the world has ever heard. And imagine what Jones would say, "do not worry, Charlie, uh, it was fine, well done!". Then Charlie thinks to himself: "Shit, I did do pretty good job." That was it, no Birds. For me this is the greatest tragedy. But the world now needs that. No wonder jazz is dying. I was thinking, and with each album jazz from Starbucks more and more convinced that there is in our language the words more harmful and dangerous than... "well done."
- Where is the line? Maybe you overdo it, and then a new Charlie Parker will not be Charlie Parker?
No, no, no. Because the next Charlie Parker would never be discouraged.

The memory of things gone is important to a jazz musician.
For the jazz musician a very important memory about the deceased.

Jazz called music for the rich. Jazz called music for the poor. But jazz has always been music for smart.

Better cooking business only good jazz and long sex.

- Do you like jazz? he asked, experiencing a pleasant surprise.
- I love all kinds of music - all in which there is a soul.

- What is that gloomy racket?
Group "Human League".
- This e-nonsense.
- They are pioneers, they invented music.
- Invented music? And what happened to them?
- Before them was just tuning.
- Are you aware of the music known as jazz? Know about jazz, the jazz movement?
Why do you continue to talk about your jazz?
- Because it is the most important form of art.
- No one listens to jazz. Science teachers and the mentally ill - all of whom need your jazz.
- Take back your words, you electrogenic.
- Or what?
- Just take it back and all.
- Do not take. I'll leave it out there for all to see.
- Drink it back.
- No. I hate jazz.
You hate jazz? You fear jazz. Yes.
- Shut your mouth.
- You fear jazz, fear the lack of rules.
- No.
- The lack of boundaries. Oh. It's a fence, no, it's soft. What's going on? The shapes, the chaos. For you everything should be simple, right?
- Come on. You shut your mouth.
The melody gets abstract, you mess your trousers.
- Shut your mouth.

Jazz, Boxing and Sex.

I have accumulated sounds and dreams
Called it "white jazz".
All gone with her light hand
In the black keys chopsticks.
I wrote about you in blank verse
And contained the whole vocabulary
Dance your wild ink...
What did the weak us!

Hey, dudes - Hey! We at Gil Ford,
Leaving sad goons behind.
From me you learned about jazz and freedom
Stylish tie I tied on the chest