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Jazz Recs?
Ok, so recently I picked up Miles Davis' Kind of Blue on the suggestion of a friend. I'm absolutely loving it, really cool stuff.
I was wondering if you fine folks might be able to suggest some other jazz albums I should take a look at. I know next to nothing about the style as yet so I can't really say exactly what I'm looking for...but it's something that I really want to get more into. Any suggestions?
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Well, an old standard is The Dave Brubeck Quartet's Time Out.
![]() Also check out Medeski Martin & Wood for a great modern jazz group.
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John Coltrane
Thelonious Monk |
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Yah, I'll second Monk. Brilliant.
I'm really partital to early jazz- like from the 20s-30s. Any anthology out there will suffice- lots of infectious music there. Cab calloway, Count Basie, Louis Jordan, Louis Armstrong, Sidney Bechet. For far out stuff- Sun Ra. Dizzy Gillespie for be-bop. Vocal Jazz- Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. Look for the DVD "Jazz on a Summer's Day" - live recording of the legendary Newport Jazz Festival in I think 1964. |
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It might be on the less experimental side, but I really like Duke Ellington.
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Thanks guys, loving the suggestions.
Currently rocking Night Train by Oscar Peterson...cooool.
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Bud Powell
Ornette Coleman John Zorn (contemporary wierdness) Coltrane's A LOVE SUPREME is always in heavy rotation in my ipod
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