Re: The acid in the the Jazz

revolut@magicnet.net
Sat, 22 Jun 1996 03:16:15 -0700


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Philip Anton wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I was wondering where the acid of Acid Jazz came from? Do any of you
> do acid while listening to the music? While playing the music? I haven't
> yet under these circumstances but perhaps I should. I've been lurking
> here for a couple of months and always look forward to the discussions.
> Also, hook me up with the live A-J. Particularly that full of horns
> and vocals such as Groove Collective, ? I'm a trombone player hurtin'
> for some lessons and have heard one track by Snowboy and also Brooklyn
> Funk Essentials (same t-bone as Groove Collective, Josh Roseman).
> Thanks, Philip(flip@humboldt1.com)

I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong but..... back in the day Gilles Peterson was
playing a set of acid house and then began playing some fast Brazilian beat records
saying "if that was acid house this is acid jazz."
Then I again I also seem to remember someone saying Chris Bangs invented the term? I
have no idea where this thought comes from just a vague memory (maybe damaged brain
cells from trying to figure out what's good music to listen to on acid).

temper