What have you been listening to today?
/jazz/
Joseph Fisher
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Xavier Rivera
somebody rec me more latin jazz mixed with free jazz
Jackson Carter
Jose Wright
No.
Luis Hill
Been able to spin Evan Parker's The Snake Decides, Steve Lacy's Stamps, and Ned Rothenberg's Trespass and Ghost Stories
Blake Sanders
Past 7 days...
Jamie Saft - Solo a Genova (2018)
Paier Valcic Quaret - Cinema Scenes (2018)
Kaze - Atody Man (2018)
Mopo - Mopocalypse (2018)
Chris Gall Trio - Cosmic Playground (2018)
Cava Menzies - Balm (2018)
Triptet - Slowly Away (2018)
Robin Verheyen - When The Birds Leave (2018)
Paula Atherton - Shake It (2018)
Bruno Ruder - Gravitational Waves (2018)
Julian Lage - Modern Lore (2018)
Cliff Gordon Quartet - Stylings of Cliff Gordon (2018)
Robin Menuett Trio - Speakeasy 1941 (2018)
Andy Sheppard Quartet - Romaria (2018)
Akira Sakata & Chikamorachi with Masahiko Satoh - Proton Pump (2018)
Charles Lloyd New Quartet - Passin' Thru (2017)
David Murray feat. Saul Williams - Blues for Memo (2018)
The David Murray is ruined by slam poetry tier recitation. Avoid it. The Charles Lloyd was good enough but it was no Wild Man Dance. Balm was as dull as it sounds. Some rich user needs buy the Mopo crew some new reeds. Reccing Cinema Scenes and Solo a Genova HARD. Best of the lot.
Finna check these out.
Tyler Evans
Elijah Ward
so far today
Sun Ship and The Japan Concert- Coltrane
Paul Motian- The Windmills of your Mind
bout to begin practice and then will probably listen to my teachers new record again
Quadraphilya- Songs+Watlzes, Waltzes+Songs
Adam Ortiz
good stuff cats
Andrew Turner
Guys, can you advice me some Jazz-rock, like chicago and audience?
Mason Stewart
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Adam Jackson
Gato Barbieri - Chapter One: Latin America
Easton Harris
Does this count? It's Future Jazz I guess.
Jaxson Butler
If you have an hour to spare give this one a listen.
Luke Moore
Try The Soft Machine, especially Third
Landon Diaz
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
Mason Evans
I've been learning the Super Locrian bb7 (the harmonic minor scale from the point of view of the dim7 chord) it's a useful modern sound
Wyatt Jackson
I tried that album so many times
James Flores
Wyatt Ward
t Shit taste
>Implying Evan Parker is Jazz
t Tard
Hudson White
Right Off
try When the Quiet Comes
Mason Ramirez
in order from favorite to least favorite
(pic related)
hot fives and sevens
william parker - sunrise over neptune
mal waldron - the call
charlie christian - the genius of electric guitar
mingus in wonderland
max roach - members, don't git weary
mccoy tyner - extensions
mwandishi
donald byrd - free form
Lincoln Cooper
>YEAH MAN fuck high concepts in art, fuck progression of sounds and styles, fuck innovation and experimentation, gimme that good all 40s jazz that I can DANCE to all day bro! God, some jazz fans are so pretentious, where's my bowl??
Adam Roberts
This is one of the best jazz albums of all time and no matter how many scales and chords you can name you will never prove me wrong.
Jayden Fisher
Don't tell me you're someone who believes music theory can somehow "disprove" one's taste and "objectively rate" music.
Jayden Green
No dumbass
Kevin Cruz
Everything in your original surely post screams otherwise and "No dumbass" is oddly defensive for no reason.
Levi Edwards
No you double dumbass because that's what the REAL JAZZ FANS™ believe
Lucas Howard
t. faggot
See, I can shitpost too.
Easton Allen
I miss /blindfold/ threads. desu I give up even trying to talk about jazz on Sup Forums since every jazz thread gets invaded by autists who can't handle seeing a theory term.
Kayden Carter
Good. The board is better off without elitist theoryfags
Henry Foster
you don't need to know any theory or scales or chords or anything of that nature to hear that he's just not as viscerally interesting as some of the better known pianists like Hancock, Hill, or Monk.
Josiah Wright
>sucking the theoryfags dicks this hard when you don't even know theory yourself
top cuck
Samuel Morris
Jack Robinson
Henry Grimes is just amazing
James Kelly
who said i didn't you brainlet
Logan Jones
Can I get some recs for modern jazz guitar playing? I'm interested in how playing styles are changing and what constitutes as a good jazz tone
Jonathan Parker
from my country, I like Nguyên Lê and Manu Codjia
otherwise, Jesse Van Ruller, Jonathan Kreisberg, Marc Ribot
Jacob Smith
>Pat Metheny
>John Abercrombie
Their best stuff is from the 70's and 80's but they are super influential on the modern guitar sound
>Kurt Rosenwinkel
>Bobby Broom
>Jonathan Kresiberg
>Marc Ribot
>Gilad Hekselman
>Mary Halvorson
>Lage Lund
>Jakob Bro
Lucas Morgan
I often wonder if anyone bothered to give indications to Roland Kirk like 'hey man we're in the forest we gonna take a pic, strike a pose'
if anything maybe they forgot him here for some days before someone went 'damn I keep tellin' myself we're missing something since we took that pic in the forest'
Brandon Foster
Bach - Complete Flute Sonatas - Emmanuel Pahud / Trevor Pinnock
Hudson Ortiz
Only recently got into jazz and can't stop listening to this, Ralph Towner and Pat Metheny. I'm learning jazz guitar now.
Connor Mitchell
Anyone here listen to this?
Leo Jenkins
Trying to get into more contemporary jazz.
Joshua Long
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