Jazz Recommendations.


If you wanted to turn someone on to Jazz,what would you say
are must have's?
roryfan

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Personally, I wouldn't start off with the standeard recommendations like Miles Davis, Coltrane, etc. I would recommend some of the more assessible jazz from the 50's & 60s, by such artists as Bill Evans (piano) Oscar Peterson (piano), Stan Getz (sax), Ray Brown (bass v) Art Pepper (sax), Monty Alexander (piano), Ben Webster (sax), Jerry Mulligan (b. sax), Dave Brubeck (piano), and for some what latter (date wise, not style wise) Andrew Previn (piano), Houston Person (sax) and for jazz with a little flavor of swing, Scott Hamilton. Mostly they have their own trios or quartets, doing standards.