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just post the artists you're into if you want recs, man
don't be so insecure about yur tastes

Just tell us what you like, seriously. We can't suggest stuff if we don't know what you like already.

Who's the sax player in the picture?
Sadly I have this as my wallpaper right now and I don't even know

Swing/Ragtime is my favorite, cool jazz is also good

Artie Shaw, Gene Krupa's Orchestra, and Art Tatum are the ones I normally go for

Hard for me to get into post 60's jazz

Agreed, more detail. Maybe even telling us what kind of blues you enjoy that has a touch of jazz eg. Buddy Guy, B.B King, Little Walter ect

Pic related is my AOTY and probably one of my all time favorites already. It's so fucking good. I love everything Mats Gustafsson has done.

Jazz general then?
I don't see enarly enough MJQ on /mu/, anyone dig?

>>38909549
forgot pic

>>38909385
>>38909375
Woof, sorry guys. My thread yesterday turned to /b/core retardation.

Favorites so far: Mingus, Dolphy, Coltrane

I think Miles Davis is good and all, I haven't fallen in love with his style. I've heard Brilliant Corners from Thelonious Monk as well.

>>38909549
If this devolved into a sharethread, I wouldn't even be disappointed.

>>38909561
you like freejazz
try: sun ra, ornettt coleman, cecil taylor

>>38909579
Me neither, I'd contribute but I'm just getting into jazz myself

>>38909549

one of the best
ever
ever ever ever
I love vibes so much

>>38909576
Dude, I could look at lists all day. They really don't mean shit without any personal experience behind them.

>>38909561
don cherry - eternal rhythm

>>38909582
also these

>>38909595
my man
Milt Jackson is a god
have you heard the album with laurindo almeida?
John Lewis outdoes himself, arranging a version of concierto di aranjuez, one of my faves ever

>>38909598
I was just posting it just in case people wanted it

I wasn't directing it at you, man

I love listening to awful nigger music played by naive whites with music degrees that not even niggers listen to anymore

>>38909619
sorry, forgot about /jazz/ general

>>38909633
I don't. I'm not even sure who plays that to be honest. Nice use of the word 'nigger' though.

>>38909633
stay away
go rate some anco albums or something

>>38909633

dull your edges, friend.

>>38909618

No I haven't, putting it on now
I'll give ya my review when I'm done
I have a very small knowledge of classical however so I couldn't say how fully I could truly appreciate it (grew up with more blues/jazz)

I'm looking for recs for Jazzcore / Jazz Punk

Some Bebop / Hard Bop would be nice too

>>38909636
It's all good man

>>38909633
Then go make a rock thread

>>38909346
Excellent taste sir, I tip my fedora to you.

>>38909582
checking out Cecil Taylor right now buddy. thanks

Saccharine Trust

>>38909675
Charlie Parker is an obvious rec
go listen to Charlie Parker With Miles Davis if you haven't already
Later work by Gillespie is also quite boppy, sonny rollins and so forth

>>38909723
Thank you man

>>38909690
>2013
>not wearing sombraros

>>38909675

probably not even relevant but this popped into my head:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea9N9H-3a5M

Alrighty I got one for you jazzbros
Works with great clarinet work
Show me your favorites

>>38909768
What the fuck is going on in that video man

It's good though

been fucking with this lately. a pleasant suprise seeing as how the only don cherry i checked out prior was mu first part/mu second part which i was not pleased with. you might like both, op.

>>38909785
Marcus Miller did some things with the bass clarinet back in the day, before he turned to shit
dunno about albums

>>38909806

deerhoof being deerhoof
easily digestible jazz made indigestible from noise and high pitched japanese girl singing
if you can get over her you'll probably love em

>>38909723
What's a good Charlie Parker album to start with?

>>38909768
Guy drumming is clearly amazing, he could've been surrounded by anybody. Years from now, I'll bet, that won't seem all that different from Jazz.

>>38909839
I love Midori, I think I'll like it

>>38909863
>>38909839
Saunier is a trained jazz drummer, I'd hardly call Deerhoof jazz though
>>38909860
the one mentioned in the post

>>38909899
Ah, totally missed it

>>38909899

I wouldn't call em that either
noise rock I guess
but once you break most of their licks down its all jazz/classically based
anyways didn't mean to hijack the thread

>>38909899
>>38909860
whoops got the title of the album wrong
it's Bird With Miles

Charles Mingus is my favorite, absolute, flat out.

Sinner Lady, Hear Children, Mingusx5, Clown, Ah Uhm

the guy is a phenom

Whoever recommended Cecil Taylor, thumbs up. Listening to Jazz Advance.

>>38909346
If you're looking into avant garde stuff. Please listen to Atlantis by Sun Ra.

If you're relatively new to jazz, I suggest listening to different versions of great tunes. Look for different versions of Cherokee (Indian Love Song), that tune is really amazing and I think its a good introduction to different artists and their styles.


Does anyone else feel like there is a lack of appreciation for Oscar Pettiford and Cannonball? I've just been unable to take in how people don't usually mention them when talking of great virtuosos.

Jazz Thought: Cannonball was never "the new Charlie Parker"

>>38909675
60s Blakey or any of Art Blakey's stuff really is what you could look into if you've experienced a considerable amount of Bebop

Also I honestly feel like Blue Train by John Coltrane is a bit underrated. Listen to the second track: Moment's notice, I think that would be a good starting point for more orthodox hard bop.

>>38910218
>Sun Ra - Atlantis
making it happen

>Cherokee
researching

>Oscar Pettiford __ Cannonball
still new to the entire genre

>Jazz thought
i wish i could answer that question. it seems like this board has fallen off big time. maybe i can answer it some day. :^)

>>38909785
Probably not that deep into clarinet players but God Bless The Child by Eric Dolphy is worth listening to even after 40 or so repeats.

>>38910323
love dolphy

It's weird that I'd only heard the names Davis and Coltrane before I'd looked into Jazz at all. It really should be taught in public school like classical/baroque is.

>>38909675
If you want jazzcore/ jazz punk
Lounge Lizards, Deep Turtle, The Thing, Ultralyd, Naked City. You'd probably know Lounge Lizards and Naked City, but still, amazing bands.

Bebop/Hardbop:
Any Charlie Parker album
The Quintet - Live at Messey Hall
Lee Morgan - Sidewinder, Charisma
Early Coltrane [start with Blue Trane, Giant Steps]
Clifford Brown and Max Roach - Brown and Roach Incorporated
Almost any Jazz Messengers
Cannonball Adderly - Work Song
and the list goes on

>>38909346
>Art Ensemble of Chicago - Les Stances a Sophie
http://www.mediafire.com/download/tymm3rzyly2/Art+Ensemble+of+Chicago+-+Les+Stances+a+Sophie+%5B70%5D.rar

>Even Parker, Derek Bailey + Han Bennink - The Topography of the Lungs
http://www.mediafire.com/?idjdzjdimnp

>Frank Wright - Uhuru Na Umoja
http://www.multiupload.com/OOZYUC8XQN

>Noah Howard - The Black Arc
http://rapidshare.com/files/320550/noah_howard__black_ark.zip

>Joe McPhee - Nation Time
http://www.mediafire.com/download/qudacukzq817gel/joe+mcphee+-+nation+time.rar

>Art Ensemble of Chicago - Certain Blacks
http://www.mediafire.com/?imukwjdw0ox

>Alan Silva and the Celestial Communication Orchestra - Luna Surface (couldn't find Seasons, but this is just as good if not better)
http://rapidshare.com/files/248550445/Alan_Silva_-_Luna_Surface.rar

>Musica Elettronica Viva - Leave the City
http://www.sendspace.com/file/fwwn7a

>>38910450
>Brötzmann, Van Hove, Bennink & Albert Mangelsdorff - Live in Berlin '71
Couldn't find this one, but it's a beauty. Here is a sample - destination-out.bandcamp.com/album/live-in-berlin-71

>Iskra 1903 - Chapter One: 1970-1973
http://mega.co.nz/#!PEIkgaqI!ImtIVXI1HGafkexjPkKyrgVpTE0o-ttAtQgIME9otwE

>Alexander von Schlippenbach - Pakistani Pomade
http://www.mediafire.com/?nnx6nb9zt7lmoyv

>Paul Bley - Open to Love (FLAC, 2 parts)
http://www.mediafire.com/?mujmzbgmidc
http://www.mediafire.com/?oyuhbygjziy

>Dave Holland - Conference of the Birds
http://www.mediafire.com/?jh754gmp9m2ki25

>15 Kinder & Brötzmann, Van Hove, Bennink - Free Jazz Und Kinder
http://www.divshare.com/folder/686036-288

>Spontaneous Music Ensemble - Face to Face
http://www.mediafire.com/?65axqjdjxx29f51

>Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Bright Moments
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/64943022/file.html

>Cecil Taylor - Silent Tongues
No link, but video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsdkKnTB2vI

>Sam Rivers - Crystal
http://rapidshare.com/files/209095057/Sam_Rivers_-_Crystals__Special_Packaging_.rar

Esbjorn Svensson Trio.

You don't really need more.

>>38910457
>Globe Unity Orchestra - Rumbling
No link, but first two songs on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tyq74yDits
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brss7O1y_-Q

>Anthony Braxton - Quartet (Dortmund) 1976
http://www.mediafire.com/?dzh1qd08p2oypo1

>Lokomotiv Konkret - Self Titled
http://rapidshare.com/files/689304116/LK2.zip

>Lokomotiv Konkret - Stockholm Augusti, 1978
http://rapidshare.com/files/695068585/LokomotivKonkret_StockAugust78.rar

>G.L. Unit - Orangutang!
https://rapidshare.com/files/1412632798/GL_Unit_Orangutang_.rar

>Bengt Frippe Nordström - The Environmental Control Office
Disc1:
http://www.mediafire.com/?l2ninc5ucis73sx
Disc2:
http://www.mediafire.com/?oubiozlv63bma2i

>Eje Thelin/Joachim Kuhn - In Paris
https://rapidshare.com/files/954654263/K%C3%BChn_Thelin_In_Paris.rar

>>38910218
>Jazz Thought
If viewed C.P. as an 'innovator,' Cannonball was never an innovator imo. Yes, he has some amazing chops, but he was never a groundbreaking musician as much as he was a great bop musician.
I'd rather say Erid Dolphy is the new Charlie Parker.

>>38910450
>>38910457
>>38910465
Please tell me all these are in 320 or v0.

>>38910406
I completely agree with you.

Would you happen to know any work lead by drums? I've been stuck on listening to mostly Blakey, Roach, and Elvin Jones.

>>38910489
check out Billy Cobham. Spectrum is an essential Jazz Rock album. Dave Weckl, Jack DeJohnette, Omar Hakim if you want the funky side. Rashied Ali for free jazz. And Buddy Rich

>>38910489
wish I could help buddy.

in fact i'd be interested to know that, seeing as that's basically how our modern music was influenced by jazz. (drums)

>>38910450
>>38910457
>>38910465

and the share gods ascended.

how does one even learn to virtuoso like that.

fuck

i've done nothing with my life.

>>38910323
Eric Dolphy's my role model as musician. He's so goddamn talented

>>38910218
>Cannonball
>Lack of appreciation
wat

>>38910471
I think that the degree of innovation was very different, but I wouldn't say that Cannonball "never" innovated, His incorporations of the blues and gospel music into the hard bop idiom wasn't unheard of, but it was unique. And yes, I agree that he was never a groundbreaking musician. But he is unappreciated, I believe this to be very true.


Dolphy was ridiculously good both with creating new sounds and having mighty chops. His style is just a bit outside keeping true to jazz tradition.

Jean Louis is a free/avant/whatever jazz trio from France. Check them out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiu8lqA5Wmo

If you like it, download their s/t album:
>Jean Louis - s/t (2008)@224 VBR (can't find 320)

https://mega.co.nz/#!QRQnwTYZ!MBPVHUHBgOBiEPvO3OxLJnmcbPkG6tkOVsVDNZ9VOj0

>>38910664
forgot cover

>>38910617
yeah, Dolphy's really stepped out of the jazz realm and started incorporating 20th century classical music into it. So far, I haven't found anyone that sound even close to Dolphy's style, he's just in his own world. Michel Pilz comes close though. Check his stuff out if you haven't.

And I don't think Cannonball is THAT unappreciated. At least pretty much everyone around me knows that Cannonball is a very talented cat. It could be just me though.
I used to dig Work Song so much, he's a good hard bop man.

Another Jazz Thought: Nobody is going to come close to the point where Rhasaan Roland Kirk ever has.

>>38910664
fuck I've been finding this for literally a year. Thank you so much.

>>38910664
that is actually a great modern version of Jazz

mad impressed

>avant-garde
how do you past the part "oh sounds like they just play random notes? D:"
im not a musician so idk i just dont get it?. I only like jazz artist like Freddie Hubbard, Miles davis, Clifford Brown & Max Roach...

Jazz Thought: are the only true extensions of modern jazz into today's popular music through metal drummers and hip-hop producers?

>>38910785
I think expressions like 'avant-garde', 'progressive', and 'post-#' all come from a simple over exposure to a style.

>you listen to too much of one style you look for anything else

>>38910792
no
example: squarepusher

>>38910815
I agree with this

>>38910835
>squarepusher

never heard of him, but am very impressed
smug.status = false

postin' the superior album

>proto-protoambient
>proto-electronic
>protofusion
>post-modal jazz
>psychedelic jazz
>dissonant jazz
>proto loop

>>38911031
he's so black in that cover holy shit

>>38911070
people switched 'Miles Davis Black' for 'Wesley Snipes Black'

>>38911113

Can anyone help me out here?

>>38911061
(sorry if you're offended by cartoons.)

>>38911144
Miles Davis - L'ascenseur pour l'echafaud

>>38911142

>>38911254
man his skin is blacker than his hat

>>38911180
Thankyou bro.

>>38910785
>>38910815
I actually think there's a cycle that once you go 2deep into loss of structure or melody that you begin to crave the basics again. There have been times where I went into complete obscurity with my taste only to find myself, months later, listening to pop/hip-hop music from my formative years.

The biggest thing is not to force it though, which I think is a big problem with the way /mu/ operates in general.

>>38910664
holy shit, this album!

zakir

>>38911031
>not posting Get Up With It

That's got honest to god drum and bass and drone on it

So what is the difference between Bebop, Hard Bop, and Post-Bop exactly?

>>38911664
There is none

>>38911699

>>38911699
Difference between Avant-garde and free?

which eric dolphy album(s) to check out? what's his best record?

>>38911774
avant-garde actually has structure and is written out. Free is much more spontaneous

>>38911574
and it has miles it kooky glasses on the cover

>>38911786
out to lunch to begin then go wherever

>>38911774
Avant-Garde isn't (necessarily) improv, free jazz requires improv

>>38911786
Out to Lunch! is his definite magnum opus. If you're used to the bebop idiom, try Outward Bound, then move onto Out There.

Iron Man, Far Cry is recommendable too.

If you like avantagarde jazz sonny sharrock's last album "ask the ages" is must listen. Sonny was amazing guitarist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiDR87-HRhA

>>38911786
1. Far Cry
2. Out to Lunch

for me anyway

>>38911786
his stuff with Charles Mingus is really nice too. Try Charles Mingus presents Charles Mingus, Mingus at Antibes, Cornell 1964, the list goes on

>>38911843
>sonny sharrock
muh nig

>>38911843
His band last exit was also great. Although that is more in punk jazz teritory I guess

>>38911843
sonny's tone kinda reminds me of robert fripp's in the 70s. Do you agree?

>>38911890
Never thought about it but looking at it now I guess I could see 3:00 being on KC record

>>38911814
>>38911823
>>38911848
>>38911867
thanks for the recs m8's

>>38911965
that was like the 1st thing that popped up in my mind. Now imagine Fripp being in a group with Peter Brotzmann

the only jazz Ive liked is hard bop/bop with latin style rhythmical fun drumming

And yes I have listened to the Cowboy Bobop soundtrack.

so if anyone knows good albums in that direction please show me.

>>38912013
try captain marvel by stan getz

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1244wu9IH4

>>38912072

cheers thanks a lot!
love it

>>38910689
>Nobody is going to come close to the point where Rhasaan Roland Kirk ever has.

Fucking love Rahsaan. Especially this album.

What's some depressing jazz similar to Blue in Green by Miles Davis?

>>38912072

any of stan getzs other albums as good as this?
His discography is crazy big...

>>38912151
Summertime - Albert Ayler.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgISCN0ulT0

>>38912221
wish i could tell you. getz/gilberto is p essential bossa nova but i've yet to really get into him.

>>38912221
Gilberto/Getz

>>38909346
Bix Beiderbecke and Frankie Trumbauer - Bix and Tram
Stan Kenton - City of Glass
Lennie Tristano - Lennie Tristano
Lyle "Spud" Murphy - New Orbits In Sound
Cecil Taylor - Jazz Advance
Herbie Nichols - Love, Gloom, Cash, Love
The Modern Jazz Quartet - Dedicated to Connie
Eric Dolphy and Booker Little - At the Five Spot
Eric Dolphy - Iron Man
Grachan Moncur III - Some Other Stuff
Bobby Hutcherson - Dialogue
Wayne Shorter - The All Seeing Eye
Andrew Hill - Change
Keith Jarrett - Facing You
Oregon - Music of Another Present Era
Sam Rivers - Streams
Anthony Braxton - Dortmund (Quartet) 1976
Woody Shaw with Anthony Braxton - The Iron Men
Jack DeJohnette - Special Edition
Stephane Grappelli - Stephane Grappelli in Tokyo

>I'm leaning to the avant-garde/ free side of things
What a surprise. So does virtually EVERYONE on /mu/. Some coincidence, huh?

>>38911786
Iron Man

>>38911031
That's not Sorcerer.

>>38912263
you've been posting this list since forever.

I don't really feel like making 13 seperate posts for these albums, but here's a list i just sent to a friend as recs.

Albert Ayler Trio - Spiritual Unity
Free Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!zoZhxJwL!UZiFFyB_EF_ywsFgkGyGl0gU0ARWFahthYnvc9P-hRM

Boilers Quartet - Abstract Lights
Modern Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!CtRESQqZ!XCtM0TVTDRtDdmVudhA2Ejkl6iAv6HPjB2pGVHuRhxE

Chick Corea & Hiromi Uehara - Duet
Piano Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!L85A0ISZ!NEiXnnt0qAgcRtQcYZS30lCN9vE34MsyH1nvq2YOl54

John Coltrane - Live In Japan
Jazz, Avant-garde, Free
https://mega.co.nz/#!Wlxz1Ijb!NE2ioF8C0c2WtycHgX5TJQLN8Ss2k3KC-Ot4T7ONDok

Satoko Fujii - Toward, 'TO WEST'
Jazz, Avant-garde
https://mega.co.nz/#!bowxRDwZ!S2id_wgJf6uV21Fgmscecl0BQY8FeA4xt2WCdY6s5Ns

John Coltrane - Crescent
Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!K1hzmIxT!SHjFhCdZ-Hid2gWuy1EOXFcHkFw59Mphi4WUb7t2DY0

John Coltrane - Soultrane
Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!X8IgCKTY!WQge8C4I9AHh0LampctX0hCHXlBUc99E7imIr4zymDc

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things
Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!D1BTnajL!ZHj2e0eI8wjDg70tRYXbfWPN_Y1YEmng8Ek6nT9hBsU

John Coltrane - Afro Blue Impressions
Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!H05w1KLI!bSm7FBs0HOqw3BvM2cDX63L6cAUqlUL_xld2GJg6kAo

Eric Dolphy - Live At Le Chat Qui Pêche, Paris
Jazz, Free
https://mega.co.nz/#!5ptkSCIY!L07XEgyhl6sWgeCyGTD6v2pH0T9ya6GUS68hvTEq6zo

Sleep Walker - Into The Sun
Jazz
https://mega.co.nz/#!D5YkmITT!UsC49Hw40gNi38ISM0cUIg3DwrgdueT8PFRL7iB6tCE

Ornette Coleman - The Shape Of Jazz To Come
Jazz, Free
https://mega.co.nz/#!6w4RmLQT!D9ZH32y4xchf5_E8Y5npy1uWcgU2jOP7Kf5jymq1Ae0

Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda
Jazz, Spiritual
https://mega.co.nz/#!x88SnL4L!dY5I6A9EYdxXn_FI8pd9aQJa240--FlvZIsDoupc6VE

>>38912298
And yet Grachan Moncur III is still barely mentioned except by me.

>>/mu/?task=search&ghost=&search_text=Grachan

So good it influenced The Jesus Lizard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LAGK5_kICk
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0MgbQHh-Xg

>>38912339

Everyone needs to check out this album.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySLMdssTTYw

>>38912301
Do you, by any chance have Chet Baker -Live in Tokyo?

>>38912263
>What a surprise. So does virtually EVERYONE on /mu/. Some coincidence, huh?

Not really, it's a music board. Since music dorks tend to post here...
see >>38910815

>>38912336
>herbie hancock

>>38912373
Sarcasm is "a sharp, bitter, or cutting expression or remark; a bitter gibe or taunt."[1][2] In modern usage, the word "sarcasm" is commonly interpreted as involving irony,[3] or employs ambivalence,[4] but traditionally sarcasm was not necessarily irony.[5]

>>38912336
true. Where should I start on with Derek Bailey. I've listened to his album w/ Jamie Muir and Topography of the Lung, where should I move on

>>38912368
I have dick all by Chet Baker.

>>38912403
I don't know that album

>>38912394
touche

>>38912398
check out his stuff with Han Bennink.

>>38912394
#rekt big time

What does /mu/ think of this?

>>38912398
Harras is good
his album with David Sylvain was ok too iirc

>>38912443
My favourite avant-jazz album after Out to Lunch! and A Love Supreme

what does /mu/ think of nate wooley btw?
if anyone had a link I'd be happy :^)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvASERsLt-g

>>38912398
>>38912431
I don't know. I always find it hard to answer these "where should I start/go" questions.

I liked his three albums with Han Bennink that I have heard.

Han
Post Improvisation 1: When We're Smiling
Post Improvisation 2: Air Mail Special

Bailey's Solo Guitar, Vol. 1 from 1971 was also nice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj7aRaLSib0

If you want more "out there" music, check out Bailey's free improvisation group Company. With Braxton and Bennink in this clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz4aB05Y5Nw

>>38912506
I liked the album Transit by Wooley & co. I haven't explored him further but I have a few of his albums.

And link to what? High Society?

>>38912634
if you have one of his albums up, just a dl link, doesn't matter which one

good night jazztards.

i'm gonna throw some jazz on shuffle and go to bed
rec me some shit on my profile if you feel inclined:
http://www.last.fm/user/NickSomething
or add me, call me names, whatever

>>38912671
Well since you posted Wooley/Evans, I upped High Society.

Peter Evans & Nate Wooley - High Society (2011) [V0]
>Noise, Free Improvisation, Experimental.
https://mega.co.nz/#!FUZj2YpY!AK52NA_ukwWAgY0MEVsrPSEWjpU-4I2VqDUb_hMhl2I

>>38912731
thx brer

>>38912728
>shuffle

>>38912762
Shuffle's alright when you're not focusing on an album

>>38912796
>not focusing on an album

>>38912762
>>38912796
>>38912825
>never using music as background
these people

>>38912825
Do you focus on albums as you're falling asleep?

I can't do that, I'd end up staying up all night

>>38912852
Even if I have music on in the background I still only play full albums.

http://www.soundcloud.com/npenston/something-happened

This is some crazy banjo/piano/drums/bass/vibraphone jam with a mid-eastern/klezmer feel. Lots of time changes

>>38912860
Me too, but I see why shuffle would be used in that situation

why does /mu/ have such a boner for bebop and later jazz styles, and early jazz barely gets mentioned? seems a bit lop-sided and it's all so fucking good

>>38912962
too accessible
not avvant-garde enough
etc...

Try the Avant-Garde by John Coltrane and Don Cherry.

It's moving in the avant direction, but is still pretty grounded in bebop. It is tonallly and melodically liberated, but it still keeps the rhythmic constrains of bop and creates a really interesting concotion. Fantastic players too. Ed Blackwell is an underatted af drummer.

How do I into Dixieland /mu/?

>>38910457
>Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Bright Moments
File is dead!
No!
NO!
NOOOOOO!
NOOOOOOOO-

>>38912986
i figured... i guess i'll have to enjoy my fats waller records by myself...

>>38913046
If you don't mind scratchy early recordings, the most obvious place is to start with Armstrong's Hot Fives and Sevens (JSP box set being the best collection). Jelly Roll Morton's band is a good alternative if you want it more piano focused and Latin influenced. The Chicago guys like Bix/Tram/etc. are a little watered down but still very good.

>>38909675
Replying to an old post, but some people might be monitoring.

Definitely check out Last Exit. Almost their whole discography is in the archive. Brötzmann's album Shadows also has a Last Exit vibe going on.

Other group in that vein is Bill Laswell's Arcana. Laswell on bass, Derek Bailey on guitar and Tony Williams on drums.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hKLdGq58QE

>>38912962
I don't know. I started with jazz by listening to many early Louis Armstrong records. I don't see nothing wrong with it, but I have just moved on. There's just so much out there to explore, within traditional and modern jazz...

I've had a nice little jazz and classical bender tonight. I'm really digging the "jazz-concerto" form of Rhapsody in Blue, but sound-wise I'm gripped more by dark, heavy tones like Bitches Brew, Ole Coltrane, and mid-70s King Crimson. Is their anything out there that kind of fits that description?

Also slightly off-topic, but I've also been through Bartok's The Miraculous Mandarin and Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, and they were both mind-blowing, so any recs in that sort of direction (even better if they're jazz-oriented) would be greatly appreciated.

Pic vaguely related to King Crimson.

>>38913305
>want to know more about jazz
>see epic jazz thread
>get excited
>post
>thread dies
>my feels when

>>38913866
Don't worry, I'm going to start making these things a little more frequently

You'll get your chance anon

>>38913909
:)

>>38913866
new thread is here
>>38913313

>>38914034
thanks man

>>38909576
>no Sound of Joy

Abdullah Ibrahim

Does anyone have any Clifford Jordan albums, preferably him as band leader? I have the Mingus live album with him and Jaki Byard, Eric Dolphy, etc. Cant find any links anywhere. Thanks