Post what you're listening to, your thoughts on it, and any hot takes you have about anything jazz related.
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Isaiah Martinez
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Oliver Hernandez
This. The tracks with Warne Marsh are the best.
Zachary Cox
picking a fav album from this lineup is like picking a fav child
but it might be free for all
Oliver Young
Anyone watching the international jazz day stream?
Tristano is very underrated, but I guess he didnt record all that much
Ryan Brown
>Tristano is very underrated
You think so? If anything, I think his stature in jazz is not quite in proportion to his actual output. His musical philosophy never really caught on either desu.
Noah Davis
Nice compilation of his 1950s recordings for Blue Note. Music is nice, if unremarkable.
Jeremiah Fisher
Been listening to this. Really good stuff. I'm slowly trying to go through Miles' discography
Brody Thompson
His Prestige period was his best. How's that for a hot take?
Alexander Price
Listening to the last Duke Ellington concert, Eastbourne Performance. I like it but i'm not super familiar with the Duke, what is considered his best stuff?
Jaxson Ortiz
>what is considered his best stuff
pic related.
Owen Cooper
the stream is starting an hour from now, right?
listening to some happy 70's trad jazz revival because tomorrow is labor day holiday
Parker Jenkins
preciate you playa
Justin Foster
This was the last album I listened to.
Their stuff without Hancock is unbelievably boring. Only salvageable track was the closer.
Nolan Murphy
I've been listening to a lot of Duke this week since it was his birthday and all
I'm a filthy rockist, so I like the later ones that feel like more coherent LPs
Money Jungle, The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse, Duke Ellington & John Coltrane, Far East Suite, Ellington Uptown
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Isaiah Cruz
Forgot the picture. My bad.
Blake Green
Orrin Evans - “…It Was Beauty” (2013) [FLAC]
>post-bop, piano trio, criss cross
Sample: youtube.com
Hunter Richardson
here we go with the criss cross posting
Cameron Stewart
What is meant by "composer" when people say it in a jazz context?
Someone who makes themes?
Henry Wilson
Jonathan Kreisberg - Nine Stories Wide (2004)
>post-bop, guitar trio, criss cross
Sample: youtube.com
Alexander Phillips
Alex Sipiagin - Overlooking Moments (2013) [FLAC]
>post-bop, criss cross
sample: youtube.com
download: mega.nz
Levi Morris
Danny Grissett - Form (2009)
>post-bop, criss cross
sample: youtube.com
link: mega.nz
Gavin Powell
Philip Catherine - Moods Volume 1 (1992) [FLAC]
>smooth jazz, acoustic guitar, no drums, criss cross
sample: youtube.com
link: mega.nz
Logan Hall
Probably whoever originally wrote the tune. It meant more when songs were taken from musicals. American songbook, standards and all.
Jack Sanders
Scott Colley - Subliminal... (1998)
>post-bop, criss cross
sample: youtube.com
link: mega.nz
Sebastian Hughes
David Kikoski - Consequences (2012) [FLAC]
>post-bop, piano trio, criss cross
Sample: youtube.com
Liam Wilson
yeah, the person who composed the theme or whatever composed part there may be
on albums, freely improvised tracks tend to be credited to all musicians
Robert Williams
David Binney - Bastion of Sanity (2005)
>modern jazz, post-bop, criss cross
Sample: youtube.com
Link: mega.nz
Luis Bailey
The only people who think this are people who haven’t discovered the second quintet yet.
Liam Anderson
Been listening to Baby Face Willette. Nice organ sounds
Grayson Baker
damn this Ellintong and Coltrane album sounds good user thx for the recommendation
Hudson Perez
Nah, I still prefer his Prestige recordings to his Columbia stuff, and I know I'm not alone.