Music micro genre that is inherently jazzy but sounds rubbish in your typical jazz club because of its expansiveness
Herb: "Hey what genre is Egg Tooth by Ephemerals? I heard them play it at Sunset Sunside in Paris and it sounded terrible compared to the album"
Suede: "Yeh that one's gonna be stadium jazz if you ask me."
Music micro genre that is inherently jazzy but sounds rubbish in your typical jazz club because of its expansiveness.
Herb: "Hey what genre is Egg Tooth by Ephemerals? I heard them play it at Sunset Sunside in Paris and it sounded terrible compared to the album."
Suede: "Yeh that one's gonna be stadium jazz if you ask me."
A type of jazz that mainly took form in 1940-50 France, combining American jazz/blues harmony and improvisation with gypsy (Romani) rythms and approaches and different instruments. Generally played with gypsy guitars or classical guitars, upright bass, violin, clarinet, drums, accordeons, traditional percussions and singers. The most famous and genre-defining gypsy jazzmen is Django Reinhardt.
Nuages and Minor Swing are awesome gypsy jazz songs
Man let’s do a gypsy jazz jam.
Gypsy jazz guitar players are the best guitarists on earth.
To grab someone ruthlessly by the balls and shake them
Jeffrey is gonna jazz your apples
(v.) the act of faking an injury to get out of something you don't enjoy
Person 1: Man, I really hate playing soccer. The team is full of douches.
Person 2: Dude, just pull a jazz band and get out of it.
Term used to describe the feeling you get when a girl asks you if she can put a strap-on and have anal sex with you while the music plays "psycho-killer" by talking heads
Girl : " It has been beautiful to be a man for a while"
Man : "i feel a bit sonatin for a jazz funeral. but it will pass, anymore, and it will go fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-fa-far better. now i have to run run run run, run run run away" (singing out of tune)
an energetic combination of the movement of your fingers and ridiculously exuberant facial expression
1) Jazz Phelanges are most frequently applied to express excitement toward a grand success or something totally epic, i.e. standing at the summit of tall mountains, BUT
2) They are put into action even more frequently in reference to our boss, Bob Ross.