stuartk
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| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @emrofsemanon:Interesting. . . not a fan of the vocal aspect but others may enjoy it. Thanks for the suggestion! | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @wsrrsw:I'm a Miles and Pepper fan but haven't listened to those. Thanks for the suggestions. @gsm18439: I suspect I'm just too old to recognize this as Jazz. Not saying it isn't -- it just doesn't fit within the parameters of what I've heard in t... | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @rok2id:Thanks for that list of Brazilian music-- I will investigate!I had no idea Cannonball had recorded with S. Mendes but I am familiar with the album with Coltrane-- good one! The Pepper Adams is great-- how could it not be, with that list o... | |
| Putting an end to the audio cable debate! Part 1 @mitch2 "The conflict occurs when people need others to share their same beliefs"This should be inscribed at the beginning of every thread, here, as we are all susceptible to such behavior. Of course, such wisdom is of little use, absent sufficie... | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings This morning I've been listening to Flora Purim's "perpetual Emotion", from 2001. Seems most F. Purim fans prefer her more Fusion-oriented 70's work but to my ears that stuff sounds dated. I prefer this later, admittedly more mainstream but deepl... | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @jjss49:So, why not suggest something??? | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @yogiboy:Thanks for the suggestion. | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @rok2id:Very cool-- I like ! | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @hilde:I'm aware of the presence of L. Young and Dave Holland on the Hendrix, but again, harmonically and rhythmically, what they're actually playing is, to my ears, a Blues/Rock jam, not Jazz. I guess Miles really blurred the categories, but ev... | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @jperry:That's one I've seen around for a long time but somehow, but somehow have never heard. I will remedy that! | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @nicotico:I'm familiar with Steve Khan and Vic Juris but not the others on your list. Will check them out! | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @hilde:OK. Different strokes. Harmonically, it's mostly just pentatonics and rhythmically, it's closer to Blues/Rock than anything else. That doesn't qualify as Jazz in my world. It has a lot more in common with the Beatles and Stones than it do... | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @hilde45;Well, OK-- not Jazz-- but I like Hendrix. . . | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @czarivey:I'm afraid I don't tend to like most Fusion but I must admit I've never heard the Japanese variety. My main complaint about Fusion is that all too often the material is lacking interest. This is the same reason why shredders such as Vai ... | |
| Jazz Fans-- Name some of your favorite, less well known recordings @jazzbird:I recently bought two Tollivers: "Paper Man" and "The Ringer". Also have some Jackie McLean Blue Notes with Tolliver. "The Ringer" features nearly the same personnel as those Live recordings, with Steve Novosel replacing McBee. as you ... |