Elvin Jones SEMI-ISOLATED: Grandfather's Waltz

**Please, Everyone... Don't sprain a drumstick over this. It is NOT actually isolated. It was not my intention for this to be click-bait. On many old Jazz recordings the drums are only in one speaker (panned to the right or left side only)... So, the audio here is from the right speaker only... as Elvin was only in the right speaker. I cut out the left side and then panned the right side only back to the middle. So, it's now in Mono (or the right side in both speakers). As a result, the piano, bass and sometimes other instruments are much quieter and this allows you to hear Elvin's playing better.... as he is now much more isolated than before. It doesn't really make sense for the Title of the Video to be "Grandfather's Waltz - Right Speaker Only" or "Grandfather's Waltz - Now, 30% More Isolated". It was worth it to me to go to the trouble to make the tracks like this so that I could hear Elvin's playing better and enjoy them.... and since I made them, I uploaded them here thinking that other people might enjoy them, too. If you go back and listen to the original track and compare, I think you will find that you can hear Elvin's playing much clearer this way. If you're upset that it's not a truly isolated track, I'm sorry... I wasn't trying to upset people. I was sincerely trying to share my love for Elvin's playing with others. I hope you enjoy it. If you know how to truly isolate Elvin's drumming, please post it here on YouTube for me to enjoy. Thanks : ) This recording is from the album: Stan Getz & Bill Evans This video is for EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY and NOT for PROFIT. I DO NOT own the rights to this music. It's intended for studying and enjoying the drumming of Elvin Jones.