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So basically where do I get started with jazz? This probably will piss 90% of you off but after seeing Whiplash I really liked what I heard and it has pushed me to finally get into such an intimidating genre.

When I get into a genre I generally and autistically have to start with its origins and work my way up but with jazz there's such a huge history and different sub-genres that I don't feel that would be optimal.

Any advice? Perhaps even what style of jazz was the one that was played in the movie?

Pls no bully ;________;

>> No.54112981

bump

>> No.54113014

Bump from someone who isn't op but is as much of a jazz pleb as he is. I listen to the local jazz station now but I have no idea beyond that

>> No.54113115

;_;

>> No.54113137

>>54112734
Don't worry dude, just start with some Kenny G; any of his albums from the 80's will do it.

>> No.54113188

Whiplash isn't a very good representation of what Jazz sounds like.

Try some Mingus

>> No.54113214

You could search for a flowchart or search the archive for jazz essentials

like here
https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/mu/?task=search&ghost=&search_text=jazz+essentials

>> No.54113232

>>54113188
That's a shit recommendation to give to somebody who wants to get into jazz.

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>>54112734

>> No.54113323

Sorry everyone is being a dick OP. I haven't seen the movie yet but I'd say start with Miles Davis - kind of blue. Highly acclaimed album and a very easily enjoyable album even for those inexperienced in jazz. If you like that, try looking for more bebop, hard bop, and post bop styles of jazz

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