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Great group. Sleep Walker also deserves a shout out from the Japanese scene.
Mouse on the Keys (saw these guys live last year for their first US tour. Amazing show)
Austin Peralta. Dude was incredibly talented and passed away at such a young age at 22 :(
Austin Peralta. Dude was incredibly talented and passed away at such a young age at 22 :(
I've always loved Jazz! But I never became familiar with any individual artist, I'd just tune the jazz station in the radio. Glad this thread exists so i can become more familiar.
No posts for Sonny Rollins yet?? Check out the album Saxophone Colossus.. one of the best imo..
Aw man i love Jazz so much
Aw man i love Jazz so much
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Fuck, I couldn't reach the middle of the song. I'm literally feeling bad after hearing this. =/
Oh my, this is a Jazz gold mine. I will post my share later in the day. Lets make a Jazz community!
Bill Evans had such a uniquely clean sound. His technique must have been absolutely astounding, and perfectly practiced.
Yup you get it
Yup you get it
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Maaaaaaaan, if this forum gets a well-fed jazz (maybe blues/country blues?) thread I may never leave. Listen to a lot of music but if I'm just around the house with music on, that's usually what I'm listening to.
Also, I've been obsessed with "Giant Steps" recently:
Also, I've been obsessed with "Giant Steps" recently:
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Reading his biography for the first time gave a hell of a contrast to his beautiful playing. Man had a tragic life, sadly common for many jazz legends...
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This is ridiculous!
Holy f... This is awesome! AWESOME! Thanks for sharing! <3
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I have come to terms with the fact that I'm not a bad enough dude to genuinely appreciate most of this music, but some of the jazz piano stuff and a couple of classic albums for noobs like me (Kind of Blue) I dig. At least I don't jam smooth jazz lol.
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love this, Harmony of difference is probably the best thing i've heard all year
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Man, I should listen Jaga Jazzist more. This is so SO good... Thanks for sharing!
I don't listen to a lot of jazz (more of a classical guy), but Moanin' and Chameleon (the first track in Head Hunters) are the shit.
There's been plenty of Brubeck posted but this is one of my favorites. Check out that 7/4 time!
You're bound to see Rahsaan Roland Kirk if you follow Jazz, he's the blind guy who sometimes played 2-3 saxes at the same time. He was also a badass flutist, he played flute solo in "Soul Bossa Nova" aka 'the Austin Power Song'. I've heard rumors that he invented the technique of singing through the flute as you play it.
edit: I figured I'd add him doing the multi-Sax thing, that Bari player is smokin as well, wish I knew who he was.
edit: I figured I'd add him doing the multi-Sax thing, that Bari player is smokin as well, wish I knew who he was.
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