/Jazz/

[Isaiah Cruz]

Discuss

[Oliver Price]

I'm still on my 'listen to every Herbie Hancock album' adventure.
Finished Pic-related yesterday. It was alright, not as good as his other funk-albums though.

About to listen to the next one.

[John Martin]

Can I post my band's jazz fusion album here? I could post on bandcamp thread but no one there really listens to jazz

[Jack Allen]

Go ahead!

[Luis Ross]

skkeddeee dooot, dooop babebdy waowwwww

[Benjamin Cruz]

electric herbie a shit
I mostly dislike jazz with electric keyboard tho so maybe don't listen to me
I do recommend tho:
youtube.com/watch?v=utmgnjBavs0

[Thomas Jones]

why did you decided to do this?
when's Miles Davis's turn?

[Xavier Baker]

I decided to do this because.
A: I've heard a lot of good things about him
B: I heard he's a very versitile musician (which I like)
C: Synthesizers. Lots of Synthesizers. I like that.

I'm really looking forward to getting to 'dis is da drum' since that's an acid jazz album.

Not sure if/when I'll do Miles.

[Isaac Garcia]

Been listening to a lot of the stuff from Coltrane at the Vanguard recently. Eric Dolphy is really great on these sets. He fits in with the band really nicely and works as a nice contrast to Coltrane. He's less rigorous about how he approaches soloing than John but it never ends up feeling like Sanders style where he's just blowing whatever. I love the way he solos on Namia, there's something about vaguely free ballad playing that just really pushes my buttons and it's done really beautifully with how Dolphy approaches timbre and phrasing.

[Jason Nelson]

A and B are 100% accurate. Herbie jazz is a bit glamorous though, interpret that however you want