vanderb0b
10.17.11 | Charles Mingus-Mingus Ah Um
Mccoy Tyner-Echoes Of A Friend
Keith Jarrett-The Koln Concert
Miles Davis-Sketches Of Spain, Birth Of The Cool, Tribute To Jack Johnson
Dave Brubeck Quartet-Time Out
Ben Webster-Soulville
Herbie Hancock-Headhunters
Chick Corea-Past Present And Future
And Thelonious Monk's discography |
MisterTornado
10.17.11 | Peter Evans Quintet - Ghosts
BADBADNOTGOOD - BBNG
Thundercat - The Golden Age of Apocalypse
All released this year |
Zorak
10.17.11 | thanks guys. checking out BBNG now |
Hyperion1001
10.17.11 | John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Randy Weston - Tanja
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Bill Evans - Explorations
Or just wait for liedman to rec you jazz. |
americanohno
10.17.11 | chuck mangione, "feels so good" |
YetAnotherBrick
10.17.11 | Eric Dolphy - Out To Lunch
Probably not the best jazz to listen to early in your jazz exploration, 'cause it's really weird. But it's also really good. So yeah. Also,
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz To Come |
Winesburgohio
10.17.11 | John Coltrane-Blue Train (my first jazz album! |
Jethro42
10.17.11 | ^^^^Chick Corea is a good call. What a prolific/virtuose pianist he is. |
Emim
10.17.11 | Ron Burgandy - Jazz Flute |
Relinquished
10.17.11 | http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?memberid=309219&listid=61329 |
Jethro42
10.17.11 | If you like this, welcome to the realm of jazz fusion;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ummV28JepgA |
Jethro42
10.17.11 | @Relinquished; I was hoping for that epic liledman' list. Truly a gold mine. |
Zorak
10.18.11 | relinquished, damn that's a lot of jazz. I have a lot of work ahead of me. |
RooseveltsGhost
10.18.11 | I like Russ Freeman and David Benoit, you should check out their work. It's mostly contemporary instrumental stuff, because Jazz vocals don't usually pique my interest.
Also, the jazzy side project of Robert Fripp, A Scarcity of Miracles was pretty chill. The rhythm section is Gavin Harrison and Tony Levin. |
Zorak
10.18.11 | will do roosevelt. I dont really like vocals in my jazz as well. |
sideburndude
10.18.11 | John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
and
Miles Davis - A Kind of Blue
Those are the two best jazz albums to start with in my opinion. |
sideburndude
10.18.11 | Then go on to weirder stuff. |
liledman
10.18.11 | john coltrane - a love supreme (post-bop)
sarah vaughan - sarah vaughan (vocal)
oliver nelson - the blues and the abstract truth (hard bop/cool)
herbie hancock - maiden voyage (hard bop/modal)
miles davis - e.s.p. (post-bop)
miles davis - in a silent way (fusion)
bill evans - sunday at the village vanguard (cool jazz)
charles mingus - the black saint and the sinner lady (avant-garde)
ornette coleman - the shape of jazz to come (avant-garde/free jazz)
see what styles you like, go to my list, pick more of that style. less intimidating that way. |
Zorak
10.18.11 | thanks liled that will help a ton! |
Trebor.
10.18.11 | The only jazz I ever listen to
http://youtu.be/KHy7DGLTt8g |
Josh D.
10.18.11 | Phineas Newborn, Jr.- A World of Piano |
twlight
10.18.11 | look this over
http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?listid=80009&memberid=309219 |
Auschwitz
10.18.11 | Nick Pride & the Pimptones - Midnight Feast of Jazz |
RooseveltsGhost
10.18.11 | If you like saxophone (I love saxophone) then you can't go wrong with Grover Washington Jr. |
Trebor.
10.18.11 | DJ Jazzy Jeff |
Zorak
10.18.11 | ^ I loled |
RooseveltsGhost
10.18.11 | Mr. Scruff is an actual DJ that mixes jazz material into dancy tunes. I'm not huge on it, but it's really chill and some of my friends really like him. |
