FranzSchubert: Jazzy Delectables

FranzSchubert 04.21.12	rec me more essentials
JamieTwort 04.21.12	Great list. Good to see 11 here. Check out Colosseum - Valentyne Suite if you haven't heard it. The title track is a brilliant example of early jazz fusion.
liledman 04.21.12	i think ive already shown you my list(s) but it cant hurt to post again: http://rateyourmusic.com/list/liledman/jazz_albums_you_need some specific recs: john coltrane - a love supreme miles davis - miles smiles thelonious monk - monk's dream duke ellington - money jungle wayne shorter - juju eric dolphy - at the five spot vol 1 bill evans - portrait in jazz joe henderson - in 'n' out herbie hancock - empyrean isles
Chrisjon89 04.21.12	What I've heard here rules. I endorse the following... Wayne Shorter - Juju / Speak No Evil Bill Evans Trio - Sunday at the Village Vanguard / Waltz for Debby (or the Complete 1961 boxset) John Coltrane - A Love Supreme / Giant Steps / Crescent / Olé / My Favorite Things Pharoah Sanders - Karma
Wolfhorde 04.21.12	First: +1 for this list, second: can't give ya essentials but this might do: Contemporary Noise Quintet - Pig Inside The Gentleman Brad Mehldau - Deregulating Jazz Portico Quartet - Isla \| s/t Pink Freud - Punk Freud Orange Tulip Conspiracy - s/t a bit far fetched but: Estradsphere - Palace of Mirrors albums from bands already listed: Bohren & Der Club Of Gore - Black Earth The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - From The Stairwell Mountfuji Doomjazz Corporation - Egor
FranzSchubert 04.21.12	@liledman, yeah i might go back through your list, i havent listened to everything yet :)
FranzSchubert 04.21.12	and im a big fan of portico quartet
Wolfhorde 04.21.12	I really dig the incorporation of the hang but I think they generally work incredibly well together.
FranzSchubert 04.21.12	yeah that instrument really makes their music that much better
MADEinNATIVEamerica 04.21.12	Absolutely love number 12. Just used it in a list haha.
Jethro42 04.21.12	Lots of good stuff on here. You also need Chick Corea Elektric band Jean-Luc Ponty Maneige Vital Information Allan Holdsworth
Dimor 04.21.12	3 is insanely good. Billy Cobham is a beast.
JamieTwort 04.21.12	^Agreed.
jefflebowski 04.21.12	liledman's the go-to-guy for jazz. I also love him even more for rec'ing money jungle, amazingly underrated album. aside from what's already been rec'd: stan getz - sweet rain sonny rollins - saxophone colossus art blakey - moanin' mccoy tyner - sahara esbjorn svensson trio - seven days of falling, viaticum gwylim simcock - good days at schloss elmau ornette coleman - the shape of jazz to come acoustic ladyland - last chance disco (jazz-punk fusion, awesome) polar bear - peepers duke ellington - black, brown and beige charles mingus - let my children hear music, changes 1/changes 2 thelonious monk - brilliant corners
FranzSchubert 04.21.12	the guitar on 3 from tommy bolin is amazingly good
TheGreatGrandGeneral 04.21.12	No one has mentioned Dizzy Gillespie? Also +1 for blue train.
DeafMetal 04.21.12	i am looking for smooth lounge jazz so someone rec me
Hyperion1001 04.21.12	kenny g
jefflebowski 04.21.12	he asked for jazz
Hyperion1001 04.21.12	oh ok phil collins
jefflebowski 04.21.12	that's more like it
Jethro42 04.21.12	@Deafmetal; Holly Cole
WeepingBanana 04.21.12	Sun Ra - Space Is The Place Keith Jarrett - The Koln Concert McCoy Tyner - The Real McCoy
jefflebowski 04.21.12	McCoy Tyner rules
FranzSchubert 06.01.12	yep
ProfessorVeerappan 07.15.12	a list 1 should hear all with mad artists like miles davis this list has killed the jazz section .
ZedO 07.15.12	nice list..
ZedO 07.15.12