Art Blakey, also known as "The Witch Doctor," was a highly influential American jazz drummer and bandleader. Born on October 11, 1919, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Blakey's career spanned several decades, and he is considered one of the great figures in the history of jazz. Blakey's nickname, "The Witch Doctor," was given to him due to his unique and powerful style of drumming. Known for his thunderous and energetic playing, Blakey's rhythmic innovations had a profound impact on jazz music. His playing style was often characterized by his ability to create a driving and propulsive beat, which propelled his bands to new heights. In addition to his exceptional drumming skills, Blakey was also a skilled bandleader.
This mod was just updated to add a new area and such that was kinda a letdown.
The mods strength is in the crapliad of new, yes NEW, spells it gives you. Theres blood magic, wind magic, poison magic and my fave, curse magic.
There is one spell in particular that is my go to spell and thats: Curse-Killing. Regardlesa of what level you are, if you got a dragon, draugr, or Nazeem pestering you, use this spell to one-shot them and watch them go flying into orbit. I kid you not. Its kinda funny to watch draugr lift off after hitting them with this spell.
If you looking for a mod that has alot of variety spell wise for your mage or whatev, this is definitely the mod you need to be cocked, locked and ready to rock.
Weigh in peeps on this mod. Im curious to know your thoughts.
Peace out..
Regardlesa of what level you are, if you got a dragon, draugr, or Nazeem pestering you, use this spell to one-shot them and watch them go flying into orbit. Regardlesa of what level you are, if you got a dragon, draugr, or Nazeem pestering you, use this spell to one-shot them and watch them go flying into orbit.
In addition to his exceptional drumming skills, Blakey was also a skilled bandleader. He formed the Jazz Messengers, a collective of young and talented musicians who would go on to become some of the most important figures in jazz. The Jazz Messengers served as a platform for showcasing Blakey's powerful drumming, as well as a training ground for young musicians.
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This mod was just updated to add a new area and such that was kinda a letdown.
The mods strength is in the crapliad of new, yes NEW, spells it gives you. Theres blood magic, wind magic, poison magic and my fave, curse magic.
There is one spell in particular that is my go to spell and thats: Curse-Killing. Regardlesa of what level you are, if you got a dragon, draugr, or Nazeem pestering you, use this spell to one-shot them and watch them go flying into orbit. I kid you not. Its kinda funny to watch draugr lift off after hitting them with this spell.
If you looking for a mod that has alot of variety spell wise for your mage or whatev, this is definitely the mod you need to be cocked, locked and ready to rock.
Weigh in peeps on this mod. Im curious to know your thoughts.
Peace out..
Mod sounds fun but a quidditch mod would be cooler.
I was being silly. Hence the "putter". I cant stand harry and his goon squad
Nicely done sweetie
Aww ty hon. Much appreciated.. Hugs
You are very welcome
I try to make these fun and interesting. My dry wit comes thru alot. Lol
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Throughout his career, Blakey recorded numerous albums and collaborated with some of the biggest names in jazz, including Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, and Lee Morgan, among others. He also played a crucial role in the development of hard bop, a subgenre of jazz characterized by its emphasis on groove and rhythm. Blakey's influence extended beyond his music. He was known for his mentorship and support of young musicians, and many of his protégés went on to become successful artists in their own right. His dedication to nurturing talent and pushing the boundaries of jazz made him a beloved figure in the jazz community. Art Blakey passed away on October 16, 1990, but his legacy continues to live on. His powerful drumming and innovative approach to jazz continue to inspire and influence generations of musicians. Today, he is remembered as one of the greatest drummers in the history of jazz and remains an icon in the world of music..
Reviews for "Inspirations and Influences: Art Blakey and His Witch Doctor Persona"
1. John Doe - 2 stars
I really wanted to like "Art Blakey & The Witch Doctor", as I am a fan of jazz music, but I found this album to be quite disappointing. The whole album feels disjointed and lacks coherence. The compositions are chaotic and lack structure, making it difficult to connect with the music. Additionally, the performances feel uninspired and lack the energy that I usually associate with Art Blakey's work. Overall, I was left feeling unsatisfied and would not recommend this album to fellow jazz enthusiasts.
2. Jane Smith - 2 stars
"Art Blakey & The Witch Doctor" failed to capture my attention and interest throughout the entire album. The songs lacked memorable melodies and failed to evoke any strong emotions. The solos felt aimless and lacked creativity, making it difficult to stay engaged with the music. The overall production quality also left much to be desired, with the instruments sounding muddy and indistinct. I appreciate the experimentation in this album, but unfortunately, it did not resonate with me.
3. Michael Johnson - 1 star
I found "Art Blakey & The Witch Doctor" to be a complete mess. The rhythm section feels completely out of sync, making it almost painful to listen to. The excessive use of percussions and drums felt overwhelming and detracted from any enjoyment I might have derived from the music. I also found the compositions to be lackluster, with no memorable melodies or hooks. Overall, this album was a disappointment and not representative of Art Blakey's usual high standards. I would not recommend it to anyone.
4. Emily Thompson - 3 stars
While "Art Blakey & The Witch Doctor" had its moments, overall, it failed to leave a lasting impact on me. The album lacked consistency, with some tracks sounding promising while others felt uninspired. The musicianship was there, but the arrangements felt cluttered and disorganized at times. It felt like the artists were trying too hard to be innovative, resulting in a mix of conflicting styles and ideas that didn't quite come together. While I appreciate the effort to push boundaries, this album fell short of my expectations.