Jazz

[Zukunftsmusik]

Recommend me some jazz, please.

I've listen to some jazz in my life, but never as much as other genres that I like and listen to every day. I like a lot of rock and punk and experimental genres within those categories. I also really like a band called Shining which started out as a free jazz group, but turned to experimental metal/jazz-fusion. So I definitely listen to music inspired and influenced by jazz, but I've never been that much into the genre itself. I guess I could enjoy experimental jazz, but don't have anything against the more "classical", bluesy stuff either, I think.

Go on.

[skitty]

Bill Evans:
1960 Birdland Sessions
Complete Village Vanguard Recordings
Billy Holiday
Lady in Autumn
Miles
Kind of Blue
Miles Smiles
Cookin'
Round About Midnight
Nefertiti
Sorcerer
Coltrane
Live at the Village Vanguard
A Love Supreme
Blue Train
My Favorite Things
Giant Steps
Mingus
Town Hall Concert
Antibes
At the Bohemia
Monk
Misterioso
Thelonious in Action
With Coltrane at Carnegie Hall
Oscar Peterson
Night Train
Chick Coria
Now He Sings, Now He Sobs
Art Blakey
A Night at Birdland 1&2
Brubeck
Time Out
Ellington
At Newport
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Birds of Fire
Between Nothingness and Eternity
Weather Report
Mysterious Traveller

[Brosa Luxemburg]

Joe Pass- Virtuoso, Virtuoso 2, 3, and 4

Django Reinhardt- The Best of Django Reinhardt (Blue Note Records)

Sonny Sharrock- Ask the Ages, Black Women

[skitty]

Going from screaming rock to jazz was a little tough for me; but made easier by starting with fusion like Mahavishnu Orchestra(forgot to mention Inner Mounting Flame), Return to Forever and Al Dimiola. Now my favorites are trios, usually piano, bass, drums-because there's nowhere to hide; and live, warts and all!

[Goblin]

Chet Baker made some cool music:

My Funny Valentine
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Playing music while norwegian poet Jan Erik Vold reads Sigbjørn Obstfelders "Jeg Ser"
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But Not For Me
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Tenderly
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[skitty]

[QUOTE=Goblin;2631571]Chet Baker made some cool music:

I forgot about him-going to pick up some of his stuff with Gerry Mulligan '52!