Can we have a Jazz & Blues thread??
Me,listening this awesome album, is about classic saloon songs in adapted to the orchestra pieces.
Jazz & Blues
Easton Turner
Noah Lewis
Let's please have a jazz thread!
Haven't heard that one, must do. I'm listening to Wes Montgomery, Grant Green, John McLaughlin
Thomas Walker
I been listening to this a lot, as well as Kaoru Abe's free jazz stuff, which I think is staggeringly good. Always interested in solo sax recs
Parker Thompson
My favourite solo sax album (albeit I haven't heard many) is John Surman's On Reflection
Henry Campbell
oooh this is cool, reminds me of hte Portal 2 soundtrack desu
Josiah Ward
Would learning jazz theory increase my appreciation of jazz? The anons over at /classical/ are always talking about how a lot of the enjoyment comes from understanding the composer's craft.
Lincoln Gutierrez
Can anyone recommend me something similar to In a Silent Way?
Andrew Cox
Mwandishi
Gavin Bell
It's not the learning theory that would change your appreciate of jazz, but rather actually learning to play and experience playing jazz, and the critical listening skills that go along with that, that makes the difference.
It just so happens that a very solid understanding of theory is a prerequisite to playing jazz.
Easton Cruz
Im personally enjoying Kamasi Washington - Harmony of Difference right now.