How to get into jazz?
How to get into jazz?
Thomas Bailey
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Oliver Ortiz
By listening to it.
Jayden Perez
Based, now if you want an easy time i would suggest to listen jazz fusion gusic, its the easiest way to get to the raw jazz ,recommended albums:
Hot rats frank zappa
Casiopea 1979
Takanaka an insatiable high
Brand x unorthodox behavior
Then try to listen to the big ones like coltrane, davis wes montgomery etc
Logan Barnes
listen to the essentials: miles davis, john coltrane, and charles mingus.
Nicholas Anderson
also some Herbie Hancock
Zachary Richardson
Listen to Hard Bop (go for top album on RYM or something, you dont have to know what Hard Bop means) and listen to albums by musicians that catch your interest.
avoid Coltrane, Mingus, Pharao Sanders, Andrew Hill, Brötzmann, Sam Rivers and anything else recommneded by Yea Forums
this place is filled with avant-teens who listen to select avant-garde albums only but have very shallow knowledge of the genre.
Wyatt Gomez
listen to brian blade
Elijah Long
Bill Evans, because everybody digs Bill Evans, right?
Jonathan Sullivan
>Step 1
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
>Step 2
Charles Mingus - Let My Children Hear Music, Mingus Ah Um, Blues & Roots
Wayne Shorter - Juju, See No Evil
Art Blakey - See No Evil
Mal Waldron - The Quest
Lee Morgan - The Sidewinder
Django Reinhardt - Djangology
Dave Brubeck - Time Out
Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain
Pete La Roca - Basra
>step 3
Whatever you want. Bebop's kind of where jazz really shines as an art. The avant-garde stuff later plays with that foundation. The stuff before it either hints at it, or is just dance/pop music.
Nathaniel Flores
Start with the famous female jazz masters or else you are sexist
Joseph Wright
Can any jazzfags recommend me some Saxophone-centric jazz albums? Been needing some sweet sax recently.
Alexander Cruz
Name a couple of sax-players or albums you like and I'll try my best
Evan Nguyen
I haven't into jazz very much, but I loved Coltrane from the stuff of his I listened to. I'm honestly just trying to get an array of stuff to try out. Any and all recs are appreciated fren : )
Jack Bennett
Ok I'm just gonna throw some classics out there then
Sonny Rollins - Saxophone Collossus
Art Pepper - Meets the Rhytmh Section
Tina Brooks - True Blue
Tina Brooks also features another horn but the album is great so I'll rec it anyway. Brooks played sax.
Bentley Martinez
Thank U
Blake Hill
nemas problemas, hope you like em.
Noah Scott
i second this, pic related album is fire
Isaac Young
learn the greeks
Ian Turner
Smoke cannabis
Bentley Reed
You don't
Adam Ross
Shut up pussy
Cooper Parker
>Casiopea
Everyone on mu likes casiopea, it's just bad easy listening music. I wouldn't consider it jazz.
If you want good starting jazz start with Andrew hill he gets you into more difficult stuff.
Jonathan Reed
Kamasi Washington and The Comet is Coming are pretty good recent jazz artists
Christopher Turner
lmao imagine being this much of a pleb
Christopher Price
Feels good
Luke Brown
what's some good easy listening music
Isaac Gutierrez
My piano teacher used to teach a music appreciation class. These were the albums she used for Jazz:
Getz/Gilberto - Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto
time out - brubek
kind of blue, birth of the cool, davis
night train - oscar petersonn
giant steps - coltrane
best of the hot five and hot seven recordings - armstrong
song for my father- horace silver
the shape of things to come - orrelk Colman
mercy, mercy, mercy - cannonall adderley quintet
hearts of fire - new york voices
what's inside - new york voices
City kids - Spyro Gyro
Future Shock - herbie hancock
the rite of spring - hubert laws
Grayson Robinson
start with kind of blue and bitches brew. get high and listen to bitches brew, and kind of blue again. then go listen to charles mingus ah um
Joshua Taylor
is there any post war jazz that's that doesn't do the whole pointless improvisation and arrogant
"the player is the star" bullshit?
Ethan Gonzalez
Climb inside of a tromobone.
Michael Martinez
listen to chet
Mason Turner
start with the greeks
Liam Turner
William Brown
by doing a small research into the II V I chord progresion, so at least you know what the fuck is going on.
Wyatt Edwards
please respond
Cameron Barnes
I don't believe you.