Thread 127088082

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https://www.jazzweek.com/charts/

Previously, on /jazz/: >>127033759

Previous threads archive: https://desuarchive.org/mu/search/subject/jazz%20general/page/1/

Sticky suggestions are warmly welcomed

>Alabaster Deplume
Mid af.

Jazz sucks

What are YOUR favorite pieces of JAZZ trivia??

>>127088135
I like him, was debating The Sidewinder as op image but then thought that might be predictable, then I thought of Gold which I remember really liking, but that has vocals and weepy lyrics in some of the songs which idk if /jazz/ would like
>>127088143
I like jazz

>>127088143
>DUDE POWER CHORD TONALITY LMAO

>>127088204
Anything other than dyads is muddy with high distortion

>>127088169
Chet baker got thrown to his death out a window

>>127088204
Got his ass.

>>127086061
Chick was an amazing jazz musician that unfortunately happens to have wasted most of his life playing absolutely dogshit fusion. See also: Herbert Jeffrey Hancock.
>>127088169
>assumed life expectancy of 75
Life expectancy at birth wasn't anywhere near that high when the bop guys were born thoughbeit.

>>127088082 (OP)
>album cover not an image of performer(s)
>look inside
>unlistenable dogshit touristcore
Why is this the case 99% of the time?

>is titled saxophone colossus
>isn't even the tallest saxophone player
What'd he mean by this?

>>127090372
his tongue is so colossal he slurs through half the record

>>127090518
lol

>>127089232
>fusion bad

>>127091562
it was good for about 4 years and then became quite bad, yes

>single handedly redeems soprano sax

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVdMTqe2vmM

fusion good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byn3PG1DY3c

>>127091667
Now imagine the same thing except tenor.

>>127091725
I have, and I know it would be better, but a killer solo is a killer solo

>>127091755
True. Nelson is probably the best soprano player, as dubious of an honor as that is.

/jazz/ forever filtered by Steve Lacy, forever.

>>127088082 (OP)
Anyone have any concert film recs? I know jazz ones exist

>>127091913
https://youtu.be/y9IMOUVJMVs

>>127089232
this album is good

>>127091949
The cover certainly isn't.

>>127091977
Fuck this jew broad.

>>127092041
He's based and this whole concert series is one of the most healthy things to happen to jazz in years.

>>127092041
for having soprano players on?

>>127091667
>redeems
soprano is supreme

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsai3P0VfSs&ab_channel=HermetoPascoal

>>127092208
I wonder why the soprano is so much more popular here than it is in other countries, any fellow hues here have any theories?

>>127092297
if I had to guess, I'd say it's due to brazilian genres (choro, samba, bossa nova, folk, etc) having most soloists, especially those in wind instruments, playing the higher notes
Flute, trumpet and the higher saxophones have always been proeminent in brazilian music

>>127092374
Trumpet has never been proeminent here though, you're wrong there, outside of town brass bands it never featured heavy in most of our music. And the soprano sax only really started getting very popular post-60s i would say, outside of the flute of course (forever the most popular wind here), the early choro guys played clarinet and alto or tenor sax.

>>127092437
>Trumpet has never been proeminent here though, you're wrong there
I've heard it quite a few in bossa nova, Tom Jobim uses it vastly, for instance
>And the soprano sax only really started getting very popular post-60s i would say
yeah, but the same thing happened in the US as well
I suppose Coltrane helped popularize it, because I can't think of any major sax players using it before he started his early to mid-60s streak

My exposure to jazz was through Mario and Charlie Brown. Any music with that sort of feeling?

I like Fats Waller, Don Ewell. Donald Lambert. James Scott and Scott Joplin, and Ruben Gonzales.

>>127092458
Pretty much only in some bossa nova and some samba later on, and i'm pretty sure even less than the trombone.

>>127092517
early samba features it as well, but it sure isn't as common as woodwinds
>trombone
that reminds me, I actually heard a great recent brazilian jazz record by a trombonist
though it's contemporary jazz, so it might not be to everyone's taste

https://youtu.be/ftxVYnyQoU8?si=aEScsVFzWhgD50fr

>>127092587
My major gripe with pretty much all of brazilian contemporary stuff is that fucking nord synth playing with a 70s electric piano sound, goddamn do i hate that shit. Actual 70s electric piano is already a horrible sound, emulating it today is even more horrible.

>>127092663
the first track is almost ruined by the clown synth. what vibe are they even trying to create with that on there?

>>127092781
I don't know, i guess they want a "fusion sound". Just use an actual piano or an organ, goddamnit, i'm so tired of this fucking red piece of shit ruining everything.

>>127092481
pokemon jazz?

https://youtu.be/P-pGG02A0oY

>>127092437
So popular they even play it in the river

>>127093660
That video is pure kino.

>>127092862
>>127092781
>>127092663
a lot of brazilian music is stuck in that 70s nostalgia, and constantly tries to pay homage to that era
Same reason why the fuzz is still so popular in brazilian electric guitar works

Good morning jazzers

>A love supreme
>A love supreme
>A love supreme
>A love supreme
>A love supreme
Best lyrics ever

>>127092481
Try Earl Hines
https://youtu.be/z9kkx83WTEg?si=QltzAGI0gHIY8lsL

What could possibly go wrong?

>>127092481
James P. Johnson
Jimmy Yancey
Sammy Price

good new music

>>127099726
will try this. Feel like ive seen the name carlos nino somewhere before

>>127096910
>>127098907
Thanks for the recs, that Early Hines stuff and James P Johnson was exactly what I was looking for.

>>127100108
also Albert Ammons

>>127099726
Listened to one song and it's very Kamasi Washington/Andre 3000 coded, not interested.

>>127092663
>fucking nord synth playing with a 70s electric piano sound, goddamn do i hate that shit. Actual 70s electric piano is already a horrible sound, emulating it today is even more horrible
>>127092862
>i'm so tired of this fucking red piece of shit ruining everything.

but Rhodes sound is best sound

Oh boy what's in the box

>>127101385
is it a sexophone?

>>127101456
Correct!

>>127101470
And she's a beaut. Got a yanagisawa as a present to myself.

>>127101385
post moar pussy pics please.

>>127101499
One more just for you anon

>>127101574
"Omg I love biggie smalls"
What would happen if you actually wore that jacket

>>127101359
NO!

Found a bunch of compilations of 1920s stuff on spotify and that's what i'll be listening to in the upcoming weeks.

>>127102060
Link?

>>127102064
https://open.spotify.com/album/5mBZSiQtmOIZqJO3ojTPPx?si=frK3tHzDQhyaSlwJoEwy_A
And subsequent 9 other volumes.

>>127102074
Thx

>>127102078
No problem.

Jazz for cult members?

Favorite melodies in all of jazz?

>>127103863
Hornythology by Charlie "Cock" Parker.

Who needs instruments when you've got drawings of feet

>>127100739
Carlos Nino produced the Andre flute album, so that checks out

July is a good month for Blue Note vinyl reissues

>>127103863
some good ones on here https://youtu.be/RrLj8H751Hg

Rec drumless records please.

bump

>>127105847
>>127105871
>>127105927
>>127106336
>>127106350
>>127107784
Thanks based anons.

>>127105833
No

>>127105390
Ahhh I see

>>127107784
Great album Stan getz should've played with them more instead of bosse memeing all over the 60s. And I say that as someone who enjoys bosse nova

>>127109050
Too late, a bunch of people did it.

>shitfag on heroin general
Fuck this gay genre

WARNING: this very much has drums in it
https://youtu.be/QLld97h1aTE

>>127109633
>i'm 13 and this is edgy and original

>>127109633
>13/8
jazz isn't about odd time signatures larping retard, go back to your filthy metal or prog shithole

>>127110152

have you even musiced if some bebop melody or line hasn't clicked for you in how it actually works with the harmony despite sounding all weird on it's own

>>127109633
>t. never actually listened to it

>>127110200
your baboon speak is harder to decipher than a free collective improv

>>127106336
>rain cover
this is probably good
>>127105871
I like bill frisell

What are you alls favorite albums where the bandleader is a drummer

RIP Hal Galper

>>127110336

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers (the one later known as Moanin')
Art Blakey - Free for All
Tony Williams - Spring (as Anthony Williams)
Max Roach - Members, Don't Git Weary
Elvin Jones - Live at the Lighthouse
Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Jack DeJohnette - Special Edition
Paul Motian - It Should've Happened a Long Time Ago
Bobby Previte - The Coalition of the Willing
Brian Blade - Landmarks

I think DeJohnette and Paul Motian are probably the most underrated drummer-leaders, both have many great albums

>>127105847
I remember listening to the other album they recorded some time ago, it was legit some of the most interesting current day jazz I've heard. I love the concept behind their duo work, it's very imaginative.

>>127110336
Allison Miller's Science Fair

>>127111028
I like Glitter Wolf

>>127110799
>Elvin Jones - Live at the Lighthouse
it burns

>>127110799
oh, and the best Buddy Rich album is The Roar of 74

>>127110336
>albums where the bandleader is a drummer
YIKES

>>127111960
retard

>>127110336
Had a friend who was really into this record. I should revisit it

>>127111960
hardly jazz but magma is amazing

Today, I listened to "Andrew!!!"

>>127112356
>>127112367
This guy was so underrated.

Just look at this cover!

Let's go low, /jazz/!
https://youtu.be/wSLvtHGmazE

Booker little

where do i start with cecil payne?

>>127115069
And friend.

just friends
https://youtu.be/b5J-AFwC8Q8

>>127110336
>What are you alls favorite albums where the bandleader is a drummer

>>127115659
https://youtu.be/0dcucQ7oJ2Y
some of the tracks a bit into the album arent too bad in terms of noise

>>127116067
Here's something a bit more energetic

https://youtu.be/AEkKebXTPeU?si=cC5bJ9VbnygWsVTB