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>>55665421
it's not pleb
listen to In A Silent Way next, then move on to Bitches Brew, it's babbies first fusion jazz record and you'll probably love it

I'm a newfag to jazz too. I love Big Band. I know Nat King Cole had a jazz trio that was pretty good before he started singing.

Well you're off to a good start.

What was your favorite track from KoB? Who was your favorite soloist? What did you want more or less of?

Don Cherry - "mu" First Part
Charles Mingus - Let My Children Hear Music
The Ornette Coleman Quartet - This Is Our Music
The John Coltrane Quartet - Africa/Brass
Anthony Davis - Lady of the Mirrors

>>55665421
>Miles Davis
>pleb

Not in the slightest, you should listen to another album of his called Ascenseur pour l'echafaud, especially the first song called generique is amazing.

>>55665509
Favorite track was So What, not sure about the soloist, and i want more of the relaxing atmosphere, there's just something about that album that makes me feel alone and somewhat observant, kinda like a praying mantis calmly waiting for his prey.
This is all subjective, but if you could recommend me albums that give off the same of feel to you, i'd appreciate it.

>>55665421
shirt related is a good rec for you

>>55665538
this is our music is in my 3x3 this week, so is new yor eye and ear control (ayler, cherry et al) check it out if u aren't familiar, kind of like free jazz and ascension except has slow free parts too

>>55665421
>liking posercore

>>55665453
>it's babbies first fusion jazz record

That would be Head Hunters, much more accesible and concise.

Some of the biggest jazz records are:
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady
Mingus - Mingus Ah Um

A google search of just 'best jazz albums of all time' also gives a nice little chart of jazz albums

also check this picture and look for the three or four jazz charts here: http://4chanmusic.wikia.com/wiki/Essential_Charts

the other recs in this thread are great too

Try some bill evans trio

But Moles Davis is the essential /posercore/.

>>55665421
Dave Brubeck - Time Out

that shit's the bomb

why should i care what you think about what i like

>>55665601

please use the shirt to cover your face

>>55665611
still good though, some babbies have good taste

Got Chet, by Chet Baker in a sharethread few weeks ago. First jazz album I really listened by myself and loved it. Very slow, melodic, quiet, really enjoy it.
>pic related

>>55665601
I can't think of anything more cheesy than a white person wearing a jazz t-shirt

>>55665647
Chet baker is too sad. Last time i went there collapsed into myself.

Water babies is forgotten and underrated. Its leftovers so everybody thinks its not worth listening but its the best kept secret. Such phrases and movements.

>>55665421
>probably pleb, but i don't particularly care
fuck this board is a disease

entry-level/accessible music isn't necessarily pleb m8

>>55665421
Different kind of blue?
In a silent way is the better album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMINC9EOZME&index=3&list=PL407832509983DB72

>>55665421
If you wanna olisten to some neat stuff, check out Charles Mingus - Let My Children Hear Music.

really interesting stuff, jazz instumentation with classical elements

Ben Webster. Wow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfzWK2XVt00

Get into weather report.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7_vNpVXubA

Two of my favorites:

Herbie Hancock - Takin' Off
Bobby Watson - Post-Motown Bop

>>55665905

try some Stanley Clarke

Jazz in Silhouette by Sun Ra