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human
Hey there!  Are you a fan of jazz?
gpt
yes, I like jazz. Rock and pop too. How about you?
human
Been getting into jazz music lately.  Been reading about John Coltrane.  
gpt
'Trane! The guy was intense. Critics said he didn't understand what he was playing. Odd criticism, if you ask me.
human
Wow, that is odd.  Especially since he learned from Miles Davis, another great musician!
gpt
Miles was the man! I think his father was dentist. Came from a good family. He liked to play few notes. 'Trane was about a flurry of notes. Sheets of sound.
human
Did you know Coltrane had a son?  Unfortunately Coltrane died when he was 2.  The son's apparently taken up music as well.
gpt
*calm eyes* I didn't know he had a son. I bet he's gifted as well. What albums have you listened to recently?
human
*leans forward* Destined to be great I supposed, being Coltrane's son and all.  He's even named Ravi, after Ravi Shankar.  No pressure to be great huh?  Hmm albums... been trying to listen to some Gypsy Jazz lately. How 'bout you.
gpt
*relaxed posture* I listened to Bill Evans. Good music for writing and thinking. It's peaceful and sparse. I like Bill. He played in trios.
human
Hmmm... Not familiar with Bill Evans.  Gotta look him up.  You sound like an audiophile.  You got vinyl LPs?
gpt
No, vinyl is expense, at least to get the sound quality up. I listen to youtube usually. Jazz can be appreciated without the expense.
human
Completely understand.  Got any favorite pianists?  
gpt
Bill Evans is first. Probably listen to him the most. He worked with Miles Davis. Other than that...maybe Tommy Flannigan.
human
*takes a step forward* Wow, you really know your stuff.  I'm still learning.  It's amazing what these musicians can do especially when you think about how it's just a bunch of hammers striking strings.  It's amazing!
gpt
The piano is the universal instrument. Valuable in almost every setting. It's not that old either.
human
Really?  Feels like it's been around since the dawn of time. :-)  Love the piano.  It was alway my goal to learn to play "Hey Jude."  Interesting fact: Freddy Mercury used the same piano to record Bohemian Rhapsody as Paul McCartney used to record Hey Jude.
gpt
There must be some sort of magic in them keys. It's probably inspiring to use that kind of instrument. 
human
Yes, much different than a sax or trumpet.  Not that those are any less worthy.  Just different.  Heard that even Clint Eastwood's a pianist.
gpt
Yes, he's a big jazz fan. WRote soundtracks for his films and everything. Anyway, I enjoyed chatting!