/jazz/

[Caleb Wood]

Alright starting up a jazz thread cuz I don't see one here. There's two types of jazz that I'm really in the mood for right now that I don't know much about.
Some hard bop type stuff like this
youtube.com/watch?v=M4aP7Fk3bbM

And some brassy stuff like this
youtube.com/watch?v=nH5ukHM4h-c

Can anyone give me some essential albums in the same vein as those songs? Not necessarily both at once

[Adrian Price]

What a fantastic idea, complimenting Bill's signature sappy sentimental style of jazz with a flute. I'm in love.

[Samuel Morris]

can someone please articulate the differences between bebop, hard bop, and post-bop? i've heard plenty from each genre, but i still don't totally get the difference.

[Angel Collins]

bebop is fast, technical and not very danceable
hard bop is rhythmic and pretty danceable
post-bop is (basically) 60s contemporary jazz that doesn't fit into a preexisting category

[Elijah Bell]

They're not genres, they're idioms. Also don't get caught in the metalsperg subgenre faggotry.

[Oliver Cooper]

they're more like musical time periods. there's nothing wrong with learning about their meaning and origin

[Jordan Nelson]

dope, thank you!

[Justin Turner]

Bebop's pretty danceable I think? The rhythms are very defined

[Christopher Powell]

for hard bop, you can't go wrong with early Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers and Lee Morgan's "The Sidewinder"

[Nathaniel Cruz]

>just play random notes on a grating instrument

wow great song bro