Jazz

[quiet roar]

Groove Holmes
Jimmy Smith
Shirley Scott
Jimmy McGriff

If you're in Melbourne, you should check out 303 in Northcote, on a thursday 'cos it's hammond night. I've been to a few of them, and it's always a good night.

 

[DeathDomokun]

Tirtha

 

[StarOceanHouse]

I'm a big django reindardt fan. he plays some good dancable music

Django Reinhdart - Sweet Georgia Brown

his guitar skills are most excellent.

swing jazz FTW

 

[Bill]

Art Blakey

Fukken favorited

This thread should turn into a jazz-hip-hop-downbeat thread. That would be awesome.

Also, I wouldn't mind that at all
Post some links guy

 

[StarOceanHouse]

here's a jazz track with a hiphop flavor. (acid jazz)

Ronny Jordan - After Hours (The Antidote)

all you jazzy hiphop fans should pick up ALL mushroom jazz albums by Mark Farina

Wick Wack - Mellow Soul Fruit

smooth

 

[Kenickie]

is all this stuff considered jazz?

all the jazz i know is the wwoz sounds. :/ i don't like jazz unless it's trad and then i don't like it enough to know more than a few of the names.

jelly roll morton especially comes to mind:

Dr. Jazz
the crave

 

[Max Power]

I'm a big django reindardt fan. he plays some good dancable music

Django Reinhdart - Sweet Georgia Brown

his guitar skills are most excellent.

swing jazz FTW

If you like jazz guitar, don't sleep on Grant Green. Bill knows what's up. Supa funky!

Also, I wouldn't mind that at all
Post some links guy

Nujabes

RIP! He's down there in Jap heaven. jk jk He's a super talented producer with a heavy jazz influence. Sorely missed and I highly suggest you cop one of his albums. Hyde-out Productions!

all you jazzy hiphop fans should pick up ALL mushroom jazz albums by Mark Farina

For sure, all those albums are dope.

 

[CoffeeDrinker]

I like Nujabes style. Tasteful as any hip hop producer I've ever heard.

 

[Max Power]

I like Nujabes style. Tasteful as any hip hop producer I've ever heard.

Yeah, he's got a unique style. This one is a better showcase of the jazz flavor he's known for. Modal Soul is a top notch album.

 

[Tryptamino]

portico quartet is great, check out the song ruins

as for some old stuff, im into the mahavishnu orchestra, bitches brew-era-miles davis type of fusion, listen to meeting of the spirits (mahavishnu) and pharaoh's dance (miles)

 

[slayerhatesusall]

Probably my favorite jazz fusion album ever, along with bitches brew and in a silent way:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovor_ZWrAm8

 

[Max Power]

Dat Lee Morgan trumpet.

oh lawd dat Lee Morgan trumpet.

 

[MrGrunge]

^ Hey man, I just re-read this thread, and I gotta take offense with this:

Mate, you already posted that song earlier in this thread. C'mon!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7MJEA_QgY4

Sick drum solo.

Art Blakey

Dat Lee Morgan trumpet.
Dat Wayne Shorter sax.
Dat Blakey drum solo.

 

[Max Power]

 

[MrGrunge]

 

[1394]

ornette coleman- science fiction sessions
ornette coleman- body meta
don cherry- Eternal Soul
don cherry- Multikulti
Rahsaan Roland Kirk- Blacknuss
John Coltrane- Om
John Coltrane- Ascension
Sun Ra- Door of the Cosmos
Sun Ra- Lanquidity
Sun Ra & Salah Ragab
Sun Ra- Aurora Borealis
Julius Hemphill- Dogon A.D.
Albert Ayler- Music Is the Healing Force of the Universe

 

[Asclepius]

[video=youtube_share;QcDkUf6rz60]http://youtu.be/QcDkUf6rz60[/video]

 

[treezy z]

favorite artist - chick corea. favorite jazz labels - blue note, cti, prestige, impulse

 

[Max Power]

you will never see Rahsaan Roland Kirk live.

 

[herbavore]

http://youtu.be/tyjCKFDVpug

I've been listening to this for days. have the actual album (vinyl for all you young'uns) purchased by my parents back in the day. I remember how it taught me to love sadness or to not feel sad when feeling sad or something inexplicable like that. I think of it as a goodbye song. Like when you have to say goodbye to something or someone that you really, really love and you are aching but inside that ache is this soft grace of acceptance and from that this overwhelming sense of what is beautiful. All that from a song. I guess I can thank my parents for good musical taste. And Bill Evans for his depth of emotion.