Luyện nghe bài hát Jazz Thing (Video Mix)

(feat. Branford (instrumentally only))

"I would to play a. little tune I just composed not so long ago"
"Ms. Billie, Ms. Billie, Ms. Holiday"

[drum roll] [piano played]

"Byrd.?" [trumpet [group horns]
[Guru] "The called jazz."

It's roots are in the of the African
Or should I say the mother. us back again
From the drummin on the Congo, we came a strong flow
And continue to
Feet move, to the of the t'balo
Now dig the story and
For then it landed, on American
Through the sweat, the blood, and the
Hear, "Praise the Lord," shouted on gangs
Pain felt, but it helped them to maintain
Scott Joplin's rags, Smith's blues
St. Louis blues, they all the news
Ringin smooth. in all the ears
Fulfillin the needs, and the seeds
Of a thing

Oliver's group was a train comin through
To Chicago, bringin the New groove
And Satchmo blew, the audience knew
Street blues was the whole house tune
It was music. great to to
Great to romance to a lot to say to you
Relaying a message, revealing the
Of a jazz

[DJ Premier "jazz music"]

In the 40's came be-bop, the be-bop
The be-bop, so let me talk about
Diz' and Byrd, givin the
Defining how a beat be so complete
Playing ferocity, thinkin with velocity
About ornathology, or
And even?, and is real history
Theolonious Monk, a melodious
No mistakes were made with the he played
His conception, re condite?
A star glowing among dim lights
The critics did cite that he sounded
Mingus, such nimble fingers
Droppin the bass, all the place
And Max Roach, socking
Bass drum talking, snare drum
Restructuring. the
Of a thing

John Coltrane, a man
He was the cream. he was the one
The impression of Blue
And of the promise, that was not
He was a GIANT step, and there was Ornette
He was another man
The original invisible, playing music
I wonder why the? Bangles? use it
Now see
The mystery is how music history
by white men or any other white man
That he originated "uh-huh."
And that he innovated "uh-huh."
A thing
("Of course we know who can blow")
Scheamin on the
Of a thing

And this music ain't dead, so be misled
By those who said that jazz was on it's
Cause when Betty Carter sings a
Ain't nuttin goin on, but simply good
And you won't it
She's takin her time, makin the nuances
Sonny Rollins, tenor
With a big old tone, poems
With notes as words, and you heard
NEXT BUTTER, RIGHT PAST OLEO
Now there's young cats
And more and more people, yes they will be
ain't the past, this music's gonna last
And as the facts unfold, who foretold
The 90's, be the decade of
A jazz "I love jazz music" [x3]

scratches "I love jazz music"]

A thing...