Scaruffi finally rated all of his jazz albums

B U M P

post good jazz then faggot

His 40's - 50's lists are garbage. Here, have a good selection.
9/10:
Machito - Afro-Cuban Jazz [1951]
Lester Young Trio - s/t Vol.1 [1951]
Stan Kenton - Innovations in Modern Music [1950]
Stan Kenton - Milestones [Compilation; 1950]
Charlie Mariano - With His Jazz Group [1950]
Stan Kenton - Encores [1949]
Oscar Peterson - At Carnegie [1951]
Ralph Burns - Free Forms [1952]
Oscar Peterson - Plays Pretty [1952]
Johnny Hodges - Collates No. 2 [1952]
Gene Krupa - Dance Parade [1949]
Bud Powell - Piano Solos #2 [1950]
Sonny Rollins Quartet - s/t [1952]
Woody Herman - Sequence in Jazz [1948]
Stan Kenton - Artistry In Rhythm
Duke Ellington - Liberian Suite [1949]
Harry James - Dance Parade [1950]
Benny Goodman - Benny Goodman Sextet
Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra - Hop On The Skyliner!!

8/10:
Dave Brubeck Trio - Distinctive Rhythm Instrumentals [Compilation; 1951]
Miles Davis - The New Sounds [1952]
Stan Kenton - City of Glass [1952]
Duke Ellington - Masterpieces by Ellington [1951]
Pearl Bailey - Entertains [1950]
Sonny Stitt & Bud Powell - s/t [1951]
Billie Holiday - Sings [1952]
Kai Winding / J. J. Johnson - Modern Jazz Trombones [1951]
Earl Bostic - Earl Bostic and His Alto Sax [1951]
Sonny Stitt - Favorites Vol. 1 [1952]
Louis Armstrong - Vol. 2 Jazz Concert [1950]
Lee Konitz - The New Sounds [1951]
Charlie Parker - Bird Blows the Blues [1950]
Gene Ammons & Sonny Stitt - Battle of the Saxes [1951]
Stan Kenton - A Presentation of Progressive Jazz [1947]
Joe Bushkin - After Hours [1950]
Charlie Parker - Charlie Parker Sextet [1950]
Pete Johnson - Boogie Woogie Classics [1951]
Benny Goodman - Combos [1951]
Pérez Prado - Mucho Mambo for Dancing [1951]
Les Paul & Mary Ford - Les Paul's New Sound, Vol. 2 [1951]
Zoot Sims - Tenor Sax Favorites [1951]
Art Hodes - Dixieland Jubilee [1950]
Stan Getz - Vol. 1 [1951]
Baby Dodds - A Session With Baby Dodds [1946]
Tommy Dorsey - All Time Hits [Compilation; 1951]

Cont. 8/10:
Les Brown - Dance Parade [1950]
Gene Krupa - s/t [1947]
Stan Getz - Vol. 2 [1951]
Jazz At The Philharmonic - Norman Granz' Jazz at the Philharmonic, Vol. 4
The King Cole Trio - s/t, vol. 3 [1948]
Errol Garner - Piano Solos, Vol. 2 [1952]
Jimmy Dorsey - Contrasting Music [1941]
Jazz At The Philharmonic - Vol. 1 [1945]
The King Cole Trio - s/t, vol. 4 [1949]
Charlie Parker - s/t [Compilation; 1948]
Duke Ellington - A Duke Ellington Panorama
Amos Milburn - Rockin' the Boogie [Compilation; 1951]
Art Pepper - s/t [1952]
Quintette du Hot Club de France - Quintet of The Hot Club of France
Doris Day & Harry James - Young Man With a Horn [1950]
Billy May - A Band is Born! [1952]
Georgie Auld - The Most Versatile Saxophonist of Our Time [1946]
Django Reinhardt - s/t [Compilation; 1935]
Mary Lou Williams - Piano Solos [1946]
Duke Ellington - Black, Brown and Beige
James P. Johnson - New York Jazz
Carl Kress - Decca Presents Carl Kress in a Recital of Original Guitar Solos
The Capitol Jazzmen - New American Jazz
Charlie Parker - With Strings [1950]
Glenn Miller - s/t [1944]
Various Artists - A Symposium of Swing
Mary Lou Williams - s/t [1944]

I have a list of 7/10's also, but I think it's too much stuff, I don't like to flood the thread.

Thank you!!

No some dude named Krentz did.
scaruffi.com/service/krentz.html
Or at least I hope he's behind all of it because it's wildly inconsistent.

Now he needs to rate classical pieces

He needs to rate cavemen bashing rocks together first

I can't get over how fucking huge his head is. Is he 4 feet tall?

Thanks my dude, this will keep me busy for the next week

I found this yesterday rateyourmusic.com/list/SlowDeepAndHard/piero-scaruffi-a-recommended-discography-of-classical-masterpieces/

>no 9/10s after the 70s
I wouldn't say that's based, but that's not cringe either, especially considering he gave a few albums from the 80s and onwards an 8/10 and a lot of albums from the 80s and onwards as a 7/10 (while Yea Forums is completely unaware of jazz past the 60s).

Someone should update the Scaruffi top 100 chart now.

His 8.5/10+ ratings are here:
9.5/10: rateyourmusic.com/collection/PieScarf/r5.0
8.5/10-9/10: rateyourmusic.com/collection/PieScarf/r4.5/1

nice

>A list by SlowDeepAndHard
based scaruffi drone

>nobody ITT has pointed out the only 70's jazz album Scaruffi actually gave a 9/10 to

ya'll niggas need to step your shit up

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the final boss of jazz

desu my would become numb too after years of tight underage puss

scaruffi.com/politics/spears.html

I doubt you listened half of these

based

cringe

Mingus only a 9? the fuck

>over 40 rock 9s
>jazz 9s is in the single digits

rock > jazz

meant for

holy fucking shit, I just fucking died laughing

based

Nice

Hi
rateyourmusic.com/~MagaCream

He hasn't listened to half of them

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What the fuck?
Scaruffi went from based to piece of shit right now

He doesn't have Circle In The Round in his top 36 for 1979?

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>revolver 5/5
lmao opinions discarded

>it's real
>Mingus, Coltrane, Davis, the list goes on...
KEK

>Young
>Mariano
>Powell
Incredibly based

tell me about Krentz, why does he rate the jazz?

>On The Corner only got a 7
nigga what

I fucking told you retards here Quick taking this shit for real, Krentz's inconsistent retarded ratings are soiling Scaruffi's name.

>list made by a fucking 18yo is better than the one made by an elder music addict dude
Scaruffi should stick to rock music, because that's legit embarrassing.

no, negermusik is german for niggermusic

>9/10
>Sun Ra: Atlantis
Based Scaruffi.

...

are you retarded? scaruffi did all the 7+ ratings himself, email and ask if you don't believe me

>Mingus, Coltrane, Davis...
holy shit could he be any more of a basic bitch.