What are some jazz albums with amazing piano playing?
What are some jazz albums with amazing piano playing?
William James
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Charles Martin
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Henry Garcia
Art Tatum- Solo Masterpieces Vol. 1
Bud Powell- Jazz Giant
Ahmad Jamal- Live at the Pershing
Bill Evans- The Village Vanguard Recordings
Oscar Peterson- Tristeza on Piano
Herbie Hancock- Maiden Voyage
Jaki Byard- Quartet Live!
Chick Corea- Now He Sings, Now He Sobs
Keith Jarrett- Life Between the Exit Signs
Ray Brown Trio- Soular Energy
Fred Hersch- Sarabande
Simon Nabatov- Sneak Preview
Brad Mehldau- Art of the Trio Vol. 2
George Colligan- The Newcomer
Dave Kikoski- Consequences
Luis Perdomo- Links
Colton Brooks
wow thanks
Parker Bennett
Blues for Smoke
James Reed
inb4 le japanese guy
Hunter Allen
Grayson Ward
what a guy
Logan Brooks
here are my favorite piano-centric albums.
Bill Evans - Everybody Digs Bill Evans, and Explorations
Ahmed Jamal - At the Pershing/But Not For Me
Thelonious Monk - Thelonious Alone in San Fransisco
Chick Corea - Now He Sings Now He Sobs and Past, Present, and Futures
David Wood
Alexander von Schlippenbach Trio - Pakistani Pomade
Cecil Taylor - Nefertiti, the Beautiful One Has Come
Ian Edwards
Bill evans, the bill Evans album
> Dat fender Rhodes
Levi Adams
what's the story behind this? Why does the video have so many dislikes?
Matthew Rogers
No idea, I was just looking for a vid with Yamashita, as he's a great piano player (and I guessed the other user was referring to Fukui, so I wanted to make a play on that as well) when I came across that one. It's an art project, and he played a burning piano before. I actually really like it, adds something to a funeral piece if the instrument is dying as well. Don't know about the dislikes, maybe people were upset with the destruction of an instrument, which in rock music used to be a staple of performance anyway.
Brayden Jenkins
forgetting Oscar Peterson is a sin
try Night Train and We Get Requests
Robert Cruz
Undercurrent is my favourite Bill Evans album tbqh
Carter Perry
outside of the classicsthat have already been said, you can check out these
Elmo Hope
Michel Petrucciani
Georges Arvanitas
Herbie Nichols
Sonny Clark
George Wallington
Walter Davis jr
Gene Harris
Andrzej Trzaskowski
John Brown
it's also a great album by Kenny Drew, a great pianist whose name wasn't brought on yet
Josiah Wood
good thread lads, got A LOT to listen to
David Bell
>pianos filled with flames
Asher Hughes
Evans's Solo Sessions
Jacob Wood
have fun
Wyatt Perry
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Andrew Hill
Chris McGregor, as well as his stuff with The blue notes and Brotherhood of breath, is quite underrated