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CJceltics33
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 Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 7:08 am Post subject: Listening Recommendation |
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| Hello! Just asking for suggestions of albums, songs, and artists to listen to. I listen to things like Gordon Goodwin's stuff, The Complete Atomic Basie, Syeeda's song flute, the Moanin album, and some of Wynton's stuff. Thanks! |
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cheiden
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2020 8:02 am Post subject: |
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Since you like Gordon Goodwin then you're almost certainly going to dig the Tom Kubis Big Band.
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kehaulani
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Ugetsu - Art Blakely
In Tokyo - Chet Baker
Sweet Rain - Stan Getz
At the Frankfurt Jazz Festival Phil Woods and His European Rhythm Machine
Count Basie - The Atomic Basie
Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra - Live at the Village Vanguard
Evanescence -Maria Schneider
Long Yellow Road - Toshiko Akiyoshi
That'll get you started.
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deleted_user_687c31b
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Studio Jams #67 Watermelon Man and Summertime. It's a good example of how listening to eachother can increase the effect of a performance. The rythm section enhances the solo's particularly well in Summertime. The most impressive thing about it, is that it's a jam session, not a rehearsed piece.
Whatever, I like it at least. |
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Croquethed
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| I have been listening to Kenny Dorham's Quiet Kenny album a lot. |
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cheiden
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| Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2020 8:08 am Post subject: |
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| cheiden wrote: | | Since you like Gordon Goodwin then you're almost certainly going to dig the Tom Kubis Big Band. |
If you need additional enticement, Kubis recordings routinely feature the likes of Wayne Bergeron and Jack Sheldon.
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khedger
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I'll limit this to 10:
- Maynard Ferguson - Chameleon (I could name a bunch of his, but start here)
- Freddie Hubbard - First Light
- Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain
- Toshiko Akiyoshi - Tales of a Courtesan
- Mel Lewis - Mel Lewis and Friends (killer, virtually unknown album)
- Stan Kenton - Plays Chicago
- Don Ellis - Tears of Joy
- Buddy Rich - Big Swing Face
- Mario Bauza - 944 Columbus
- Woody Herman - King Kobra
I've included a lot of big band things, many from the 70s, as this would have been some of the stuff that influenced guys like Gordin Goodwin. There are MANY more artists and a LOT more albums by the people I've listed and many others to check out. Hope this opens some new frontiers for you....
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