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seeya op

Here you go, this is a good starting point.

and this

http://rateyourmusic.com/customchart?page=1&chart_type=top&type=album&year=alltime&genre_include=1&genres=Jazz&include_child_genres=t&include=both&limit=none&countries=

>>52303551
idk but I'm listening to The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 1 atm and it's got me feeling so this would probably be good. I'm actually listening to the reissue from 2001. The song lengths are also way shorter so that should help.

>>52303602
Except that outside the first two it's not really organised well, leans too heavily towards free jazz and ignores about half of jazz history and half of the 10 most influential jazz musicians because their material doesn't come conveniently packaged in albums. It's a bit like a rockist's guide to "jazz"

moar

>>52304591
Stuff jtg left out on the first go.

>>52304622
well
that's a lot to digest.
'hmmm

>>52303551
Dude, use one of our charts as an entry point.
Listen to one or two albums, and then flow with whatever you like.
Enjoyed Kind of Blue? you might wanna check some more Davis - or perhaps try one of the other players on the album. Coltrane is the main attraction ofc. Just flow.

>>52304638
Stick to Jtg's main one >>52303586
For the time being. Maybe look at the first one or two of Thelonious Monk's albums on the first one just because he was so significant. The second chart is for those seaking MOAR.

>>52304591
You don't need any more. You have enough charts and a rym link that will more that satisfy your needs. Some of these artists have huge discographies that will take you weeks to listen to.