Music critic Soon-Tak Bae revealed his thoughts on Min-seok Seol, who caused controversy in the jazz lecture following the recent controversy over history distortion.
On the 24th, writer Soon-Tak Bae of’Bae Chul-soo’s Music Camp’ left a long article on his Instagram on the recent controversial’Jazz Lecture’ by Seol Min-seok.
Writer Bae Soon-Tak said on his Facebook page on the 21st, “I thought that Seol Min-seok and Choi Jin-ki were really great.” Even if it’s a person, the limit exists. It can’t encompass everything.”
He said, “While trying to deny the limits that exist for everyone, I got on the train of secular desire, and then I went off the train, and Choi Jin-gi went first. Min-seok Seol? It looks really insecure. Added the article.
In a new post on his Instagram on the 24th, writer Soon-Tak Bae said, “Remarks about jazz and blues, without any study, have burst again today.” “Have you ever seen even a single book on the history of early rock and roll?”
He said, “It’s definitely not there. If you’ve read it, you can’t make that nonsense,” he said. “It’s like spreading false information.”
He added, “It’s completely absurd to say that the rhythm and blues that jazz went back to is completely bullshit.” I don’t know if I’m trying to reach the area close to’ignorance’.”
Earlier, Seol Min-suk explained about jazz music on his YouTube channel and caused controversy by explaining that “Rhythm and Blues” was made by black people saying,’Let’s go back to our jazz soul without losing the original spirit.’
The following is the full text of Bae Soon-Tak’s Instagram posts.
Delete old posts and merge them here.
I wrote on Facebook three days ago.
The remarks I made today about jazz and blues without any study broke out again. I really want to ask. Have you ever read an application about the history of jazz, blues, electric blues, rhythm and blues, and early rock and roll? It must not be. Because if you’ve read it, you can’t say that nonsense. This is the same as spreading false information.
For example, it is completely absurd to say that jazz has returned and returned to Rhythm and Blues. Rhythm and Blues is simply a genre that became’electric’ after the (delta) blues in the southern United States took the Illinois Central Line railroad train to the northern metropolis (Chicago to be precise). That is why they are also called electric blues. This will be rock’n’roll later.
Again, I think that Choi Jin-gi and Seol Min-seok are very good at teaching in their fields. But, I don’t know why they keep trying to reach the realm close to’ignorance’ beyond being unripe.