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ITT: Fav jazz album
Robert Moore
Daniel Parker
What kind of jazz?
Theres 100 years of jazz with many, many different styles, I couldn't pick one for all.
Nicholas Lopez
Any kind, that's the deal
Gavin Adams
Is this jazz?
Henry Wright
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Sebastian Brooks
t. Autism
Isaiah Morales
I don't listen to jazz.
Landon Thompson
Not my absolute favorite, but I just heard this a couple of weeks ago and it's in my top 5.
Jayden Russell
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Isaiah Ramirez
You've already posted it, although i do really like bitches brew
Henry Thompson
How many ''Fav rock album'' threads do you see for all the hundreds of subgenres? Thats right, none.
Fucking clueless plebs.
Adrian Murphy
why don't you tell me your favorite in each of the following genres:
Dixieland
Brass Band
Vocal Jazz
Big Band
Cool Jazz
Bebop
Hard Bop
Post-Bop
Free Jazz
Avant-Garde Jazz
Third Stream
Jazz Fusion
Traditional Jazz (neo-traditionalists like Marsalis)
you seem like a super expert and totally not a pedantic asshole, so i'm interested in your insights
Austin Campbell
Post in my thread too
Jaxon Rodriguez
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Xavier Murphy
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Jose Torres
inb4 bossa nova aint jazz
Parker Williams
Sure no problem, added a couple of categories too
>Dixieland
Louis Armstrong - Satchmo Plays King Oliver
>Brass Band
Rebirth Brass Band - Feel Like Funkin' It Up
>Vocal Jazz
Nina Simone - I Put A Spell On You
>Big Band
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra - Ellington Uptown
>Cool Jazz
The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out
>Bebop
Thelonious Monk - Monks Corner
>Hard Bop
Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers - Moanin'
>Post-Bop
Charles Mingus - Mingus Ah Um
>Free Jazz
The Peter Brötzmann Octet - Machine Gun
>Avant-Garde Jazz
Pharoah Sanders - Karma
>Third Stream
Bill Evans - Symbiosis
>Jazz Fusion
Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters
>Traditional Jazz (neo-traditionalists like Marsalis)
Don't know
>Acid Jazz
The Brand New Heavies - Brother Sister
>Nu Jazz
Bugge Wesseltoft - New Conceptions of Jazz
>Future Jazz
Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Galaxy 2 Galaxy
Kevin Nelson
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Parker Nelson
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Michael Smith
Babbys first >insert jazz subgenre
Henry Howard
>Monks Corner
do you mean monk's music or brilliant corners?
Kevin Parker
Threeway tie between pic related, Moanin', and Shape of Jazz To Come.
Benjamin Hall
billie holiday - complete columbia recordings.
Connor Harris
Om is better
Joshua Stewart
But you already posted my favorite jazz album OP
Henry Cox
wew
Logan Jenkins
The way this is produced is incredible. The bass sounds so rich and I think Tyner's playing is at his peak, esp. on the title track.
Blake Lewis
>The bass sounds so rich
are you serious? it's a good album, no doubt about that, but the sound quality is subpar, especially the sound of the bass!
Tyler Kelly
I think that's what stands out to me from a sound quality perspective. The bass line is simple and adds a texture that is sometimes missing from Coltrane's later stuff.
Jaxson Phillips
boooo
Jayden Hill
garbage
David Bennett
very beautiful record. some good choices and some high levels of autism.
great record and a very careful ear can pick up the absolute genius of jimmy garrison but is definitely not known for its sound quality
Julian Diaz
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Eli Nguyen
Absolute pleb tier.
Jace Jones
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Austin Russell
Jimmy Garrison wasn't actually featured on this album.
Kayden Cruz
wow, youre right...holy shit.
Benjamin Gonzalez
hell yes...this guy, this is my kind of guy.
Mason Moore
good analysis. the simplicity and meditative rhythm on the title track is something that is very hard to emulate, even if you transcribe it. leaves so much space in the middle of the bar, brilliant
Jordan Rodriguez
I do know that he's not too amazing at all of the instruments, but his ability in the instruments is amazing.
>Fav. track: All of Me