Is there a better jazz pianist?
Is there a better jazz pianist?
Herbie Hancock
Cecil Taylor.
Bud Powell is my top jazz pianist. Bill, he's a bit measured
Isn't he just memeing his way through
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i don't think so bro
no
never listen to it again I don't think
Tristano, Monk
It's Monk
>Tristano
Ahead of his time maybe but not better
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This guy.
This guy gets it.
One hell of a fantastic composer too.
plenty. Evans is great but his releases feel lacking to me compared to, say, Herbie
meh
i mean i like bill evans its just kind of boring
its like a mix between classical and jazz, but theres better jazz out there and theres better classical out there
my personal favorites are
oscar peterson
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mccoy tyner
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herbie hancock
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Gershwin
>TFW everyone's saying Herbie Hancock and I like that.
Bud was better than Monk who was ham fisted as anything *bang, crash, wallip*
Bud had tenderness, a nervousness that set him apart,
>Tristano
Sun Ra writing for a player piano would be better than him.
There are people better as individuals but I don't think there are many groups who've made music as wonderful as Evan's trio, which really shines for the group dynamic.
Of course, if you're looking at it from that perspective, people like McCoy Tyner with Coltrane's quartet suddenly go way up the list.
Monk is clearly the correct answer though.
>Monk is clearly the correct answer though.
dirty great big carrot fingers, no finesse
That's why he's so wonderful though! If you want finess, you're better off going for classical music, Monk is selling a unique personality and style in the tradition of people like Armstrong or Miles. People mentioned itt like Bill and Bud deffinitely have that too but there's a beautiful awkwardness to Monk's voice appeals really strongly to myself and a lot of other people.