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名人诗歌|Jazz Fan Looks Back

来源:www.tcdcsw.com 2024-06-01
by Jayne Cortez

I crisscrossed with Monk

Wailed with Bud

Counted every star with Stitt

Sang Don't Blame Me with Sarah

Wore a flower like Billie

Screamed in the range of Dinah

scatted How High the Moon with Ella Fitzgerald

as she blew roof off the Shrine Auditorium

Jazz at the Philharmonic

I cut my hair into a permanent tam

Made my feet rebellious metronomes

Embedded record needles in paint on paper

Talked bopology talk

Laughed in high-pitched saxophone phrases

Became keeper of every Bird riff

every Lester lick

as Hawk melodicized my ear of infatuated tongues

Blakey drummed militant messages in

soul of my applauding teeth

Ray hit bass notes to the last love seat in my bones

I moved in triple time with Max

Grooved high with Diz

Perdidoed with Pettiford

Flew home with Hamp

Shuffled in Dexter's Deck

Squatty-rooed with Peterson

Dreamed a 52nd Street Theme with Fats

scatted Lady Be Good with Ella Fitzgerald

as she blew roof off the Shrine Auditorium

Jazz at the Philharmonic


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