ZilbelPing
09.17.11 | List is digs. |
TheArkitecht
09.17.11 | Just start with the classics man. Miles Davis, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, John Coltrane artists like that. Stay the fuck away from free jazz though. |
TheArkitecht
09.17.11 | Also try Kaori Kobayashi and Kyle Eastwood. |
ZilbelPing
09.17.11 | Okay cool.
Thanks! |
Hyperion1001
09.17.11 | Bill Evans - Explorations
Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm
Randy Weston - Tanjah |
Jethro42
09.17.11 | related to fusion;
John Scofield
Pat Metheny
Mike Stern
Yellow Jackets
Michael Brecker
Return to Forever
Jean-Luc Ponty - Enigmatic Ocean / Mystical Adventures / Imaginary Voyage / cosmic Messengers
Brand X - Unorthodox Behaviour
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of Fire/ Inner Mounting Flame /Visions of the Emerald Beyond
Al Di Meola - Elegant Gypsy |
Cipieron
09.17.11 | wilfred ftw |
Jethro42
09.17.11 | Also
Chick Corea
Bill Bruford
Bill Bruford (Earthworks) |
ZilbelPing
09.17.11 | Whoa thanks, Jethro! |
wabbit
09.17.11 | Miles Davis- Kind of Blue |
omnipanzer
09.17.11 | Coltrane - Blue Train
Brubeck - Time Out
Herb Alpert - Whipped Cream
Roy Budd - Get Carter soundtrack |
Jethro42
09.17.11 | np dude. You also need Dave Brubeck - Time Out (traditional jazz)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RpfoH0drZ8&feature=fvst
Also, consult the lists of this guy and discover a gold mine:
http://www.sputnikmusic.com/profile.php?name=liledman |
Jethro42
09.17.11 | HA! Good minds think alike, omni
=] |
ZilbelPing
09.17.11 | Man Jethro, thanks a lot!!! |
Jethro42
09.17.11 | Pretty cool han! Cheers dude. |
ThorntonReed
09.17.11 | Just some assorted shit, in no particular order
Andrew Hill- Point of Departure
Art Blakey- Moanin'
Herbie Hancock- Head Hunters
Neil Cowley Trio- Displaced
Joe Henderson- Page One
Eric Dolphy- Out to Lunch
Hiromi Uehara- Brain, Spiral
Pat Metheny Trio- Day Trip
Also, Brubeck's Time Out is a great starting point (Joe Morello is a beastly drummer).
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MisterTornado
09.17.11 | Peter Evans Quintet - Ghosts; go now my son. |
ZilbelPing
09.17.11 | Thanks guys. I appreciate it!
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crazyblinddude
09.17.11 | Steely Dan.
They're more jazz-rock, but they rule face. Maybe you know about them already from your teacher. |
ZilbelPing
09.17.11 | Actually no, but I'll check them out. |
Jethro42
09.17.11 | Steely Dan Alive in America is a good way to start. It features one of the best drummer of all time, Dennis Chambers. |
ThorntonReed
09.17.11 | Steely Dan is cool, but their "jazziness" varies.
Aja is their best imo. |
liledman
09.17.11 | check out the drumming of these dudes in particular:
joe morello
philly joe jones
papa jo jones (count basie drummer in the golden period, "all american rhythm section", nobody has swung harder)
john riley
art blakey
if you want swing period stuff in particular, check count basie first and foremost. for other stuff:
miles davis - miles smiles (tony williams)
john coltrane - crescent, a love supreme... everything he did '61 - '65 (elvin jones)
joe henderson - inner urge - (elvin jones)
sam rivers - contours (joe chambers)
herbie hancock - empyrean isles (tony williams)
mccoy tyner - the real mccoy (elvin jones)
you may realise that i am partial to elvin jones and tony williams. basically my two favourite drummers. |
eternium
09.17.11 | John Zorn - Naked City |
ZilbelPing
09.17.11 | Thanks to all of you for the recs. I'll be busy for the rest of this month!! |
TheFonz123
09.17.11 | Charles mingus-the black saint
anything by john coltrane
Matana roberts
ben webster
jelly roll morton
duke elllington
miles davis
eric dolphy
Colin stetson
pharoah sanders-karma
don cherry
ornette coleman
oscar peterson
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Acrosstheshield13
10.07.11 | The Bad Plus
Medeski Martin And Wood
Oscar Peterson |
JamieTwort
10.07.11 | Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Colosseum II (features Gary Moore)
Both are Jazz Fusion. |
omnipanzer
10.07.11 | Jamiroquai - First 4 albums |
Jethro42
10.07.11 | ^I second Billy Cobham's Spectrum
And I like what I've heard from Colosseum II on youtube. |
NeutralThunder12
10.07.11 | Miles Davis
John Coltrane
Duke Ellington
Eric Dolphy
Al Di Meola (Jazz Fusion)
Mahavishnu Orchestra (Jazz Fusion)
Oscar Peterson
Horace Silver
Maynard Ferguson (Big Band)
Al Di Meola again cause hes a boss
Thelonious Monk
Charles Mingus
MILES DAVIS AGAIN (hes done everything jazz-related, and was pretty much at the front of every new jazz movement post 1940's so if you want a taste of everything get a few of his from each decade)
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NeutralThunder12
10.07.11 | wes montgomery too hes also boss |
