darlingfemmefatal
04.05.11 | Gimme all ya got guys ;) |
ShadowRemains
04.05.11 | John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Miles Davis......idk, ask liledman |
darlingfemmefatal
04.05.11 | thank you ;) I know a bit of miles... but definitely not enough
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Trebor.
04.05.11 | DJ Jazzy Jeff |
darlingfemmefatal
04.05.11 | listening to Miles Davis now... I used to hate jazz... now it's completely orgasmic to my ears... ahhh!! Soooo good!!! |
liledman
04.05.11 | yeah like shadows said anything from those three dudes. particularly:
miles davis - kind of blue
miles davis - in a silent way
john coltrane - giant steps
john coltrane - a love supreme
charles mingus - black saint and the sinner lady
charles mingus - mingus ah um
also
duke ellington - the far east suite
joe henderson - inner urge
bill evans - everybody digs bill evans
herbie hancock - empyrean isles
its all here:
http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?memberid=309219&listid=61329 |
ShadowRemains
04.05.11 | see what i mean?... |
Mordecai.
04.05.11 | i play jazz flute |
Chrisjon89
04.05.11 | Yeah I picked up alot off that 100 jazz list. I reckon Kind of Blue is the best starting point, not just because it's pretty easy to listen to and it rules, but it can open doors and lead you to just about anywhere musically. (eg Coltrane plays on that so it can lead you to his avant-garde/free jazz stuff, you can follow Miles into fusion, which can lead you to rock etc, retrace his steps to bebop, you can dig Bill Evans and end up listening to classical piano...)
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady is probably my favourite jazz album. |
darlingfemmefatal
04.05.11 | @liled: I acquired all the miles you recommended :) I also nabbed some John Coltrane and the Charles Mingus albums you suggested!
I'll have to work on finding the others!!
I also got all of these:
Ella Fitzgerald
Wynton Marsalis
Stan Getz
Branford Marsalis
Billie Holiday
Charlie Parker
I'm working on getting some Dizzy Gilespie too ;) |
liledman
04.05.11 | nice. like chrisjon said, just follow those main artists, check out the people they played with, the styles they created etc. its one of the easiest genres to find great music in once you get started. |
Bloodbirds
04.05.11 | Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners
Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane and the live album they made
Charlie Parker - The Rhino double disc set. I think its called Yardbird Suite: Ultimate Collection.
Charlie Parker - Jazz at Massey Hall
Louis Armstrong - Hot Fives and Sevens
Cannonball Adderley - Somethin' Else
Dave Brubeck - Time Out
Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters
Sonny Rollins - Saxophone Colossus
Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come |
TheyTookErrJobs
04.05.11 | Grant Green - Idle Moments |
danielito19
04.08.11 | everything on Liledman's list
it's like the jazz bible |
Rev
04.08.11 | Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
Herbie Hancock - Headhunters |
