Jazz Thing-Gang Starr
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[00:00.00]Jazz Thing - Gang Starr
[00:00.71]Written by：L.E. Elie/B. Marsalis/C. Martin/K. Elam
[00:01.43]I would like to play a little tune
[00:03.41]I just composed not so long ago
[00:07.47]Ms. Billie Ms. Billie Ms. Billie Holiday
[00:17.33]Byrd
[00:24.43]The music called jazz
[00:46.10]It's roots are in the sounds of the African
[00:47.92]Or should I say the mother
[00:49.80]Bringing us back again
[00:51.18]From the drumming on the Congo
[00:52.63]We came with a strong flow
[00:54.32]And continue to grow
[00:55.66]Feet move to the beat of the t'balo
[00:58.37]Now dig the story and follow
[01:00.03]For then it landed on American soil
[01:03.07]Through the sweat the blood and the toil
[01:05.15]Hear
[01:05.33]Praise the Lord shouted on chain gangs
[01:07.71]Pain they felt but it helped them to maintain
[01:10.03]Scott Joplin's rags
[01:11.06]Bessie Smith's blues
[01:12.25]St. Louis blues they were all the news
[01:14.45]Ringing smooth in all the listeners ears
[01:17.06]Fulfilling the needs and planting the seeds
[01:19.13]Of a jazz thing
[01:24.35]King Oliver's group was a train coming through
[01:26.36]To Chicago bringing the New Orleans groove
[01:28.80]And when Satchmo blew the audience knew
[01:31.23]Basil Street blues was the whole house tune
[01:33.47]It was music great to dance to
[01:36.19]Great to romance to with a lot to say to you
[01:38.57]Relaying a message revealing the essence
[01:40.82]Of a jazz thing
[01:43.20]In the 40's came be-bop the first be-bop
[01:45.62]The real be-bop so let me talk about
[01:48.12]Diz' and Byrd giving the word
[01:50.40]Defining how a beat could be so complete
[01:52.78]Playing with ferocity thinking with velocity
[01:55.23]About ornathology or anthropology
[01:57.61]And even and this is real history
[01:59.99]Theolonious Monk a melodious thunk
[02:02.17]No mistakes were made with the notes he played
[02:04.35]His conception was re condite
[02:07.04]A star glowing bright among dim lights
[02:09.47]The critics did cite that he sounded alright
[02:11.75]Charlie Mingus such nimble fingers
[02:14.34]Droppin the bass all over the place
[02:16.56]And Max Roach cymbals socking
[02:19.16]Bass drum talking snare drum rocking
[02:21.56]Restructuring the metaphysics
[02:23.69]Of a jazz thing
[02:30.82]John Coltrane a man supreme
[02:33.36]He was the cream he was the wise one
[02:36.28]The impression of Afro Blue
[02:38.06]And of the promise that was not kept
[02:40.42]He was a GIANT step
[02:42.24]And there was Ornette Coleman
[02:44.00]He was another soul man
[02:45.76]The original invisible playing great music
[02:48.76]I wonder why the
[02:49.42]Bangles couldn't use it
[02:51.14]Now listen see
[02:52.43]The real mystery is how music history
[02:54.87]Created by white men or any other white man
[02:57.62]That pretended he originated uh-huh
[03:00.05]And contended that he innovated uh-huh
[03:02.23]A jazz thing
[03:03.37]Of course we know who can really blow
[03:05.67]Scheamin on the meaning
[03:06.66]Of a jazz thing
[03:42.59]And this music ain't dead so don't be misled
[03:44.88]By those who said that jazz was on it's deathbed
[03:47.82]Cause when Betty Carter sings a song
[03:49.74]Ain't nutting going on but simply good music
[03:53.26]And you won't refuse it
[03:54.68]She's taking her time making the nuances rhyme
[03:57.08]Sonny Rollins tenor saxophone
[03:59.18]With a big old tone reciting poems
[04:01.65]With notes as words and haven't you heard
[04:04.15]Next stop butter right past oleo
[04:06.96]Now there's young cats blowing
[04:08.40]And more and more people yes they will be knowing
[04:11.39]Jazz ain't the past this music's gonna last
[04:13.92]And as the facts unfold remember who foretold
[04:15.98]The 90's will be the decade of
[04:18.39]A jazz thing
[04:21.00]A jazz thing
[04:23.25]A jazz thing
[04:28.09]A jazz thing
[04:32.78]A jazz thing
[04:37.68]A jazz thing
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[al:MUSIC FROM MO' BETTER BLUES]
[by:]
[offset:0]
[00:00.00]Jazz Thing - Gang Starr
[00:00.71]Written by：L.E. Elie/B. Marsalis/C. Martin/K. Elam
[00:01.43]I would like to play a little tune
[00:03.41]I just composed not so long ago
[00:07.47]Ms. Billie Ms. Billie Ms. Billie Holiday
[00:17.33]Byrd
[00:24.43]The music called jazz
[00:46.10]It's roots are in the sounds of the African
[00:47.92]Or should I say the mother
[00:49.80]Bringing us back again
[00:51.18]From the drumming on the Congo
[00:52.63]We came with a strong flow
[00:54.32]And continue to grow
[00:55.66]Feet move to the beat of the t'balo
[00:58.37]Now dig the story and follow
[01:00.03]For then it landed on American soil
[01:03.07]Through the sweat the blood and the toil
[01:05.15]Hear
[01:05.33]Praise the Lord shouted on chain gangs
[01:07.71]Pain they felt but it helped them to maintain
[01:10.03]Scott Joplin's rags
[01:11.06]Bessie Smith's blues
[01:12.25]St. Louis blues they were all the news
[01:14.45]Ringing smooth in all the listeners ears
[01:17.06]Fulfilling the needs and planting the seeds
[01:19.13]Of a jazz thing
[01:24.35]King Oliver's group was a train coming through
[01:26.36]To Chicago bringing the New Orleans groove
[01:28.80]And when Satchmo blew the audience knew
[01:31.23]Basil Street blues was the whole house tune
[01:33.47]It was music great to dance to
[01:36.19]Great to romance to with a lot to say to you
[01:38.57]Relaying a message revealing the essence
[01:40.82]Of a jazz thing
[01:43.20]In the 40's came be-bop the first be-bop
[01:45.62]The real be-bop so let me talk about
[01:48.12]Diz' and Byrd giving the word
[01:50.40]Defining how a beat could be so complete
[01:52.78]Playing with ferocity thinking with velocity
[01:55.23]About ornathology or anthropology
[01:57.61]And even and this is real history
[01:59.99]Theolonious Monk a melodious thunk
[02:02.17]No mistakes were made with the notes he played
[02:04.35]His conception was re condite
[02:07.04]A star glowing bright among dim lights
[02:09.47]The critics did cite that he sounded alright
[02:11.75]Charlie Mingus such nimble fingers
[02:14.34]Droppin the bass all over the place
[02:16.56]And Max Roach cymbals socking
[02:19.16]Bass drum talking snare drum rocking
[02:21.56]Restructuring the metaphysics
[02:23.69]Of a jazz thing
[02:30.82]John Coltrane a man supreme
[02:33.36]He was the cream he was the wise one
[02:36.28]The impression of Afro Blue
[02:38.06]And of the promise that was not kept
[02:40.42]He was a GIANT step
[02:42.24]And there was Ornette Coleman
[02:44.00]He was another soul man
[02:45.76]The original invisible playing great music
[02:48.76]I wonder why the
[02:49.42]Bangles couldn't use it
[02:51.14]Now listen see
[02:52.43]The real mystery is how music history
[02:54.87]Created by white men or any other white man
[02:57.62]That pretended he originated uh-huh
[03:00.05]And contended that he innovated uh-huh
[03:02.23]A jazz thing
[03:03.37]Of course we know who can really blow
[03:05.67]Scheamin on the meaning
[03:06.66]Of a jazz thing
[03:42.59]And this music ain't dead so don't be misled
[03:44.88]By those who said that jazz was on it's deathbed
[03:47.82]Cause when Betty Carter sings a song
[03:49.74]Ain't nutting going on but simply good music
[03:53.26]And you won't refuse it
[03:54.68]She's taking her time making the nuances rhyme
[03:57.08]Sonny Rollins tenor saxophone
[03:59.18]With a big old tone reciting poems
[04:01.65]With notes as words and haven't you heard
[04:04.15]Next stop butter right past oleo
[04:06.96]Now there's young cats blowing
[04:08.40]And more and more people yes they will be knowing
[04:11.39]Jazz ain't the past this music's gonna last
[04:13.92]And as the facts unfold remember who foretold
[04:15.98]The 90's will be the decade of
[04:18.39]A jazz thing
[04:21.00]A jazz thing
[04:23.25]A jazz thing
[04:28.09]A jazz thing
[04:32.78]A jazz thing
[04:37.68]A jazz thing
