What have you guys listened to today? Bill Evans has become a favourite of mine recently.
/jazz/ comfy quarantine edition
Lucas Taylor
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Tyler Williams
Im still working some days in my coffee shop so I've been playing mostly jazz in here. Did some coltrane, a few ecm releases, and a bunch of free jazz and free improvisation because not many people are coming in.
Overall it's either frantic or depressing moods
Mason Barnes
amazing sax playing and amazing piano playing
Brody Sullivan
Bill Evans is the shit. Been on a fusion jazz kick the past two weeks. Also blasting a lot of Metheny and Ponty.
Evan Wood
Trying to get into Ornette Coleman. What are his best besides Shape of Jazz to Come and Free Jazz?
Michael Long
I want to get a Xaphoon but I'm not sure about some things. Any suppliers or cautionary tales I should know about?
Jeremiah James
Science Fiction
Connor Martinez
Lmao get a real instrument like a 9 foot Steinway
Blake Reyes
Lmao get a real instrument like the Boardwalk Hall Auditorium Organ containing seven manuals 449 ranks 337 registers and 33114 pipes and weighing roughly 150 tons
Luis Sanchez
I really love his works, they have that kind of impressionistic feel that makes me travel far in my mind. Explorations, Sunday at the Village Vanguard and Conversations with Myself are among my favourite jazz records. What are yours?
Today I listened to Crescent, by Coltrane, great record. Lonnie's Lament is such a tragic composition, while Wise One feels your heart with its beauty. The title track is spiritually heavy. The whole record feels like it is announcing A Love Supreme. Beautiful.
Andrew Lopez
fills*
Jaxon White
Latin jazz is really doing it for me.
Christopher Anderson
Id like to get more into Latin stuff. What else do you rec?
Chase Wright
I bought this book a few weeks ago.
The arrangements are okay, which of these songs is the best?
Luke Price
Criss cross has been good, and check out Cumbia recordings.
Daniel Allen
Turn out the stars is a great composition with a really strong melody
Jaxson Johnson
I'm listening
tad faster than I expected a trumpet and piano album from cam jazz to be
it's nice, will come back for sure
this is our music and change of the century are very good
Jacob Johnson
Was just listening to this this morning. About as close to fusion as mingus got?
Christopher White
Why didn’t anybody tell me Archie Shepp was so good? He’s like the not shitty version of Pharoah Sanders. But I don’t think I’ve ever seen him posted in these threads.
John Thompson
Strong melody is absolutely necessary to fit well on guitar, I'll try it out.
Angel Martinez
This is not the first time I’ve seen this record posted in a jazz thread
Cameron Collins
Donnie McCaslin - Give and Go (2006)
>post-bop, modern jazz, criss cross
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Ryder Allen
Opus 5 - Progression (2014) [FLAC]
>post-bop, modern jazz, criss cross
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Jace Barnes
Orrin Evans - Easy Now (2005)
>post-bop, free jazz, criss cross
sample: youtube.com
link: mega.nz
Jason Wilson
Philip Catherine - I Remember You (1991) [FLAC]
>cool jazz, no drums, criss cross
Sample: youtube.com
Jordan Bell
Danny Grissett - The In-Between (2015)
>post-bop, criss cross
Sample: youtube.com
Brody Moore
Conrad Herwig - Obligation (2005)
>hard bop, organ jazz, criss cross
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Leo Fisher
John Escreet - Exception to the Rule (2011)
>free jazz, avant-garde, electronic, criss cross
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link: mega.nz
Samuel Adams
Walt Weiskopf - See the Pyramid (2010)
>post-bop, modal jazz, criss cross
Sample: youtube.com
Nicholas Thomas
bump
Oliver Jackson
Are you implying that Sanders is shitty?