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Smoking Crow posted:Thank God for this thread Jazz Samba with Getz/Byrd is amazing, too. Been listening to that one for a long time now. a.p. dent posted:never heard this before and i love it, thank you Really want to know how Dave King bad plus drummer  chris speed plays tenor sax and Julian Lage got together. Their personalities seem nothing alike, but their playing is so on point.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucRG9cgU0XY
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Dude was making new poo poo right up to his final days. One of the last OGs.
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In NYC this weekend, who should I see? Ravi Coltrane with Robin Eubanks at Blue Note, or.. Ben Wendel with Julian Lage and Larry Goldings at the Village Vanguard
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Another absolute legend gone. RIP Ahmad Jamal. One of my favorite hip hop samples by J Dilla too. Crazy that it comes like, 8 minutes into Swahililand. https://youtu.be/BhJCMKXzGv8
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I really like With The Assai Quartet for that proper "Chamber Music" 3rd Stream I guess, vibe. Poinciana is amazing too. He has such an amazing touch.
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I absolutely adore Joy Spring https://youtu.be/L_BrUJPIbZI?si=QDqQj-6eUleg31KT
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I've been listening to Open Studio/You'll Hear It for a while now. Most of it is theory and pedagogy, but occasionally they'll have a Ron Carter interview or talk about current players too. Occasionally Norah Jones Is Playing Along will have some jazz musicians on.
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Seconding Emily Remler. I really like her playing. She was also married to Monty Alexander! Anat Cohen is a clarinetist. Camille Thurman is a saxophone player and plays with the JLCO. Hiromi Uehara, if you're into that sort of thing. Samara Joy is a vocalist and just won a grammy. Edit: Oh, Esperanza Spalding of course too. Bass/Vocals zenguitarman fucked around with this message at 18:30 on Feb 9, 2024 |
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Feb 9, 2024 18:27
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If I were to curate an Intro to Jazz playlist for someone whose entry point is Laufey, then Chet Baker is definitely a great place to start. Samara Joy for the more contemporary but not outside. And of course Ella Fitzgerald in any setting. As a survey the list is OK, but I'm not sure what qualifies something as being spicy hot. If Trane needs to be in that category then maybe I would substitute A Love Supreme for Giant Steps. edit: not dissing the OP because it's a fun thought exercise, but where does Monk fit in? Authentic Wasabi? zenguitarman fucked around with this message at 02:21 on Feb 11, 2024 |
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Keep showing that alto love Two ends of the alto spectrum - Ornette Coleman, Paul Desmond And for the most laid back, Lou Donaldson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-juHx0LdgM Also RIP Casey Benjamin, saxophonist with Robert Glasper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLNaRx2faWQ
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