ITT: post an instrument and the most masterful work recorded with said instrument. I'll start:
>Double bass
ITT: post an instrument and the most masterful work recorded with said instrument. I'll start:
Ian Garcia
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Tyler Reed
not even close.
Levi Smith
Rhodes
Jordan Harris
Fresh in from /r/todayilearned?
Nolan Wood
Jackson Jenkins
boombox
Isaac Reyes
>electric bass
I'd have to agree
Scott Lafaro was amazing but I think there is better
Wyatt Campbell
/r/ing the most masterful work recorded on
>giant shard of glass
Jordan Gonzalez
Bentley Foster
Sheet Metal
Jayden Powell
>ondes martenot
Kid A or In Rainbow?
Jonathan Murphy
damn that's some good bait
Nathaniel Lee
Steel-string acoustic guitar
Leo Johnson
Vibraphone
Carson Wood
It is helping that only Jonny Greenwood playing that ancient instrument.
Kayden Myers
>Mellotron
Kevin Moore
Pro-tip: If you can't name more than 5 people who professional play the instrument, don't post it.
Andrew Ward
Fuck you, I'm high and have been trying to reverse search your reaction image trying to find the name of it's album title for five minutes. Sup Forums has ruined me.
Xavier Ramirez
>Double bass
>LaFaro
LaFaro wasn't even the best bassists to have worked with Bill Evans, Eddie Gómez was.
Besides, both are outshined by Bill himself on that record, so unless you're suggesting that the most masterful bass playing is necessarily less striking than the most masterful piano playing, you've got to be missing the mark there.
What about something by Avishai Cohen or Jasper Hoiby?
Carson Rogers
Adrian Johnson
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vibraphone
Michael Garcia
>what is any work Olivier Messiaen with martenot
I know it's bait but still
Gavin Sullivan
finally a fucking l'evans fan on this board.
I have to say though all of evans bassists were brilliant especially gomez and lafaro but im not going to agree with you
Parker Richardson
>that one gif of donal trump saying "wrong"
Brayden Barnes
>finally a fucking l'evans fan on this board.
Eh? Sup Forums loves Bill Evans.
William Gonzalez
Swans has two good albums, that isn't one.
Jacob Adams
>cue the first few chords in the beginning of so what
Jayden Wilson
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electric jug
Jaxon Miller
Yuck. Scruggs and bluegrass banjo is such doo doo. Listen to clawhammer.
Matthew Gomez
yeah i love billy hes top notch
Jack Martin
Much as I idolize LaFaro, one, that's not the best album from that session (Waltz for Debby wins but the true patrician option is the complete recordings), and I'd say Ron Carter was a better bassist.
Who doesn't?
Liam Fisher
Frankly you don't really see any discussion about him even on jazz threads, maybe I just haven't
Adrian Ortiz
I'm pretty sure it's just you. After Miles and Coletrane he's about the most mentioned Jazz musician on Sup Forums. A year ago maybe Herbie would've held third place, but it's definitely Bill these days.
Robert Thomas
clawhammer is for hipsters
scruggs style is the thing that elevated banjo to another plane
William Harris
Mingus is obviously 3rd after Miles and Coltrane you dummy
Oliver Sullivan
Yes, I suppose you're right. Change third to fourth then.
Adam Price
Cue Waltz for Debby or that Alice in Wonderland rendition. Harmonic bliss
Brayden Howard
nah, I think most normies know about it from that James Rolfe video about a decade ago
haha, brilliant
Gabriel Green