#vibraphone

[newsfromsomewhere]

Milt Jackson, a jazz vibraphonist, during the Donaueschingen Music days in Germany in 1957. 

[idlejet]

Thanks World Music Central and Tom Orr for the kind words about "Together Forever معا للابد"

Blending Arabic instrumentation with longing vocals and the surprising but welcome presence of a vibraphone, “Together Forever” by Moroccan

[brianjonesera60srollingstones]

As you noticed, I explained the vibraphone mostly because of the motor driven rotating fans inside of each tube and the sustain pedal. I guess it all plays a role, when striking those metallic bars. When it comes to the vibraphone and marimba, you hear what they give off. Their metallic and wooden behavior 💫

Photo by Michael Cooper, 1966

Olympic studio

[mon-nid]

[mjhartwork]

a few jazz musicians

[pipsqueak317]

my band has a mallet warm up called "roller blades" and it was made by one of the seniors who just graduated. it's a hell of a lot of fun. it's a faster version of an old warmup, which was called "rollercoaster", but roller blades is also harder. yeah, i can play rollercoaster, but roller blades is so much more fun!!! also, the guy who made it? he was the one who taught me how to play mallets. i was taught roller blades by the master himself, so i know the best way to hit the pattern!!!

if i were to do it on c major, this is what it would be like-

(sorry it's so long it really only takes about a minute to play lmao)

[kerosene08]

yall i need to know do i have aura here

[projazznet]

Terry Gibbs Quartet – That Swing Thing!

That Swing Thing! is an album recorded by American jazz vibraphonist and bandleader Terry Gibbs featuring performances recorded in 1961 in California and released on the Verve label.

Reception.

ScottYanow (AllMusic) stated “Vibraphonist Terry Gibbs has so much energy that even the ballads on this obscure Verve LP seem hyper … Fun music”.

Personnel: Terry Gibbs – vibraphone Pat Moran – piano Jimmy Bond – bass Gary Frommer – drums