Charles Tyler Ensemble edition/mu/ wiki album charts:https://mu4chan.fandom.com/wiki/Jazz_Essentialshttps://4chanmusic.miraheze.org/wiki/Essential_Charts#GenresJazz Radio Charts:https://www.jazzweek.com/charts/Previously, on /jazz/: >>131063465Previous threads archive: https://desuarchive.org/mu/search/subject/jazz%20general/page/1/What have you all been listening to lately?
Jazz playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5xgAdP34Y0&list=PLBATDZJa49uU&index=1
been ages since i've seen a thread hit bump limithttps://youtu.be/0Hpu0__ot40
>>131269522this is pretty allright as far as modern jazz goes
>>131270055that's because it's not far removed from 60s jazzhttps://youtu.be/fK9CiB1Tu24?si=ewSrYIalh64xSUQ-
>>131270055seamus blake's albums are also good
>>131268819>What have you all been listening to latelyhttps://youtu.be/js5t1pJXzR4
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>>131270886hes hot.im just bumping the thread bc generals deserve the space way more than most threads in this sinking board.
>>131268834>Post avant jazzcoreWhat
>>131271833Newfag
>>131271835>Meaningless nonsense genre labelSure thing, pal.
>>131267971Do other cities have neighborhoods named "the Plateau"?
>>131269522Misha’s awesome. Dave Kikoski is a little better but Misha is great
>>131270886>binneymy nigga
>>131272457Binney was one of the greats but he’s been in LA doing weird trip hop house jazz fusion stuff for the last 5 years. Not nearly as good as his NYC style jazz stuff
Bump
Still working thru the last thread's recommends - I did try to do a Freddie Hubbard "deep dive" but I found Red Clay first and haven't stopped listening to it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZPP3Fk_SFk
was listening to this album while waking up. i think beirach was mentioned last thread. i really enjoy violin in jazz. arco bass too, come to think of ithttps://youtu.be/MbnWKm9rZL8
>>131272598nta but sucks to hear
Are JPfags welcome in this safe haven from the shit state this board is now? https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nlUFqo_aD4a2kLMYO6ctedWykKW4ET80U&si=yhuTEUOD5DJAsYlHIve also been working my way through Peter Bernsteins catalogue. Its fine enough but nothing thats really blown me away. Maybe im just getting filtered
>>131276815probably his most satisfying record. hubbard was a terrific trumpeter but as a leader he lacked artistic vision. that's why his cti's are so succesful, he needed a producer like creed taylor to determine the concept. hubbard's blue note recordings are mostly blowing sessions without much cohesion to them. open sesame is an exception thanks to tina brooks, who is the leader in all but name on that date. ready for freddie benefits not a little from having coltrane's rhythm section on it, and breaking point is another focused set with the great joe chambers keeping things together. backlash on atlantic is a little on the commercial side (like the cti's) but is very enjoyable and everyone involved plays really well. his merits as a soloist are beyond dispute and he's been a sideman on countless classic recordings.
>>131272056Could be, how would I know?
>>131277624Cause he was a bitter, angry junkie
My first attempt at a jazz songhttps://open.spotify.com/track/7q5DPiAiZeOrQCBzpFwAtw?si=HJ4_Hpf9RVeTspBgxQaV9A&utm_source=copy-link
>>131281228>>131283684Even the jazz general is getting spammed by the bot! Still won’t bring the ads back kek
Hi, can anyone help a nigga out? Which song is thishttps://voca.ro/1S5dZBlsLt8Xmight be from Wayne Shorter or Herbie Hancockthanks
>>131277278Yeah, I’ve always found Peter Bernstein kind of overrated. He’s a good, extremely solid player, but he plays with all these unbelievable players who just seem a few levels above him.
>>131286029It’s Herbie Hancock’s “Maiden Voyage”
>>131286812Thank you very much
>>131271833It's what metalheads say when they listen to something that has sax but often zero jazz elements because they really don't care about the genre, just skronky squeaks next to distorted guitar riffs
>>131285004Listening to this now, amazing so far. Love the propulsive groove https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89CoJCdGmfY
>>131290599...and I was listening to this just beforehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0a4vuKQR5w
Thanks to the fellow who recommended me this last thread, it was really good, some very unique ideas and the drumming was especially tasty.
this is pretty good
>>131268834progressive dreamfunk chart when
Adding Braxton changed the trio's music as I've listened to A.R.C. album in many ways. I haven't yet followed his massive discography but might change that.
For me it’s picrel
>>131295908I love Louis but that Rocking Chair song with Jack Teagarden where they have a scat battle is absolutely awful.
>>131295035hidden gem no doubtalso not bad, this guy
>>131293909I’d make a chart like this but I just can’t decide what my choice for top underrred album would be
>>131295035>>131296271reddit posts
Jazz is shit. It's sheer lunacy, pure degeneracy pouring out of the trumpets. Random notes, and you ask them to play the song again and they can't, it was all made up. The Jazz Age was a time of pure degeneracy, that only the strongest of reactions was needed. Jazz is shit, no wonder most cannot tell AI from the real versions of it, because there is no music there, just nonsense. You listen to Miles Davis, Coltrane, these alleged masters, they don't know what they're doing. We are forced to worship them because of DEI, like that Arday, but people are rising up. We are rejecting this nonsense and sesking out great music as the bedrock of a civilization free from degeneracy, disableds, and multiculturalism. Soon people will learn that playing the theme to Sound of Music for half an hour is not music. Jazz is the only genre where playing bad, playing the wrong note, is considered acceptable. It is not music.
>>131297930You sound castrated and weak lil bro
>>131298466He’s a bit cringe and try hard but you’re making him look good with such a weak reply
Get brazilianing, /jazz/:https://youtu.be/D7KXbpa-ezk
>>131297930You do know that Bach, Mozart, Beethoven etc were all celebrated improvisers right?
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nMrl_UaxYH6WCnrrZalH8hihjL5K4uYqk
>>131299047If he has any coherence he would also reject the entirety of classical music as it's almost all christian music and based on his image he's anti-christian.
>131297930>victimhood is le good when le honks do it
>>131297930If you can play over Giant Steps at 260 BPM then you can call Coltrane a fraud with some credibility, but until then you just sound envious of people who are more skilled than you.That doesn’t apply to Arday though who was an actual fraud and should have never been promoted to the position he was in.
>>131300221you don't have to be a musician to be a music criticnot defending the jazz hater
>everybody taking the most obvious bait everAt least it keeps the thread from archiving early i guess.
whats the most niggerish jazz album?
>>131301474Ok, but implying that all jazz musicians are frauds and that there’s no skill to playing the music is different than being a “music critic”Furthermore, if that’s what you really believe, it’d be easy to prove by simply doing the thing (in this case, playing jazz at a high level.) If you can’t do that, then obviously your claim that there’s no skill involved is false.
>>131298466Shut the fuck up. Jazz is the music of the limp wrist who lets millions enter his nation.>>131299047They actually wrote scores for their orchestras to play, and they could play it the same every time. Have you ever looked at the score for "A Love Supreme", considered one of Jazz's best albums. Most of it just "bass plays here" and "saxophone plays here" written on the staves. They were just making it up as they went along.>>131300221I am not envious of Coltrane. Being able to play Giant Steps is a worthless talent.
>>131301474retard
>>131302553probably something like 70s spiritual jazz wanking about africa n sheit
GOATed live album coming through.Don't get me wrong, Agharta and Dark Magus are also fantastic albums in the same vein. But this one just has a special something. Love the short Pascoal pieces as well.>>131290631Great album. I prefer this to Getz/Gilberto by a long shot; Bonfa just took the concept the extra mile if you ask me.
>>131297930>>131303449The real tragedy here is that you don't realize what you're referring to is exclusively bebop, not jazz. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pannonica_de_KoenigswarterShe did a hell of a job manipulating media and public perception.
i like several jazz albums too
Not gonna die on my watch.
Damn that was good.
>>131323281i only recently figured out where he got the name from (presumably)https://youtu.be/xhABjXexehc?si=5bz3oFHOXeUg3HvU
>>131323281based
>>131268819just copped this, gonna see if it's any good
why is donald byrd on so many sessions?
>>131326474who else should they have called?
>>131326673kenny dorham or art farmer. i would love to have had more recordings of thad jones in small combos.
or would it have hurt to feature bill hardman a bit more often?
>>131268819I really like this Chet Baker recording
>>131327081theres 0 chance this record even happens without donald byrd
this record is incredible if you like hard bop but dont like art blakey
>>131330011what's your reasoning for this?
>>131326673Lee Morgan
not sure if this is jazz enough
>>131335326too much melody and rhythm, not enough improvisation (noodling)
Chico Hamilton’s mid 60s records are pretty uneven but his early stuff is so good
>>131336949it has good cover artwork which is ultimately what matters in music
i cant believe im actually listening to an album that came out in 2005 and enjoying it because its just solid hardbop
post dappas
>>131330349thats who both he and blue note wanted for the record
>>131323611Well, thank you for making me discover James Blood Ulmer. I didn't know I needed avant-funk in my life.
>>131268834sick to see someone repping Little Womenguitarist Andrew Smiley is the homie, he just dropped his newest album for pre-orderhttps://andrewsmiley.bandcamp.com/album/taking-what-was-mine?search_item_id%3D2178217037%26search_item_type%3Da%26search_match_part%3D%253F%26search_page_id%3D5687980434%26search_page_no%3D0%26search_rank%3D1
>>131309055killer chart JuJu is also my can sing every note recordnice to see someone repping Glass Bead Games that record is so heavy , Strata East is where its athttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfFi3_vBE1U&list=RDcfFi3_vBE1U&start_radio=1
>>131339183https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_YEMu0slW8&list=PLBJenJIJrq0yX0lo31xcRDyTvePvc4Lal&index=6
>>131324951this is a nice cut from mr tight pants Stan Ghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2f9jLeAuvY&list=OLAK5uy_lGV6E2bMVI2N9A89exlcOea22xEy4fgrA&index=5
did you make a concentrated effort to get into jazz or were you naturally attracted towards it?
>>131340095i guess more naturally, i checked out a few albums and once i reached coltrane it was love at first sight and i never looked back
>>131340095for better or worse , Naked City was the gateway drug from metal/punk to jazz for me ... and some of the noisier Sun Ra live sets
>>131340095I always enjoyed it, it makes me feel all tingly for some reason.
>>131340095Both? I wasn’t really ever exposed to instrumental jazz growing up but as a teenager I wanted to explore a variety of genres so I listened to some of the jazz essentials and was pretty immediately sucked into exploring more.
>>131340095I think i just started listening at the right time in my life (age 19), if i had heard any jazz albums in my mid teens i would have absolutely hated it, but at 19, i was ready.
>>131340095i have for certain subgenres like free jazz and smooth jazz, but overall not really, i just liked it from the get go. i definitely liked it a lot more as i listened to more of it.
>Rolling Stone gave a jazz album 2 starsThat's how you know it's gonna be a good one. Those rockist/poptimist retards get filtered by anything
Listening to this. I love this sort of bop but make it post-bop type of sound. Pianist is great but I don’t know if I’ve ever heard him before.
>>131340095Naturally attracted. Beautiful melodies and musicianship
>>131343582the first one gave 5 star ratings to almost every single albert ayler record
>>131343582Except spiritual jazz which they love though, they even coined the term
Does anyone know what jazz song this originated from?https://vocaroo.com/1ndAKxOHcivw
>>131340095At first I was naturally drawn to it as a teenager and didn't have to make an effort to seek it out/listen to it. Then I drifted toward electronic music and now I'm too used to 4 on the floor and lots of repetition. Slowly making my way back to it though.
>>131354333Electronic dance music*
>>131352970Wtf did i make this chart?
>>131355721I like stuff that isn't dance oriented too.
>>131285004eyy my dad bought me this one off the street a couple weeks ago
>>131354261Nice Work if You Can Get Ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jK42rmoBK4(Not the version where you got your loop, but Benny Goodman's version is close)
>>131356170Based dad.
Is there any jazz with an oboe? I've heard a few jazz clarinet records, but I'm curious if an oboe was ever used in a jazz context, and how the results sounded like..
I guess this album is destined to be overlooked forever https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nK83QbfKYcX8E0yciIxgYQ1z48a8MdcyA&playnext=1&index=1One of the best free jazz albums/sessions ever
Anyone else a fan of this album/band? Definitely the best jazz album of 2026 that I’ve heard, and it’s kind of addicting. I’ve listened to it at least a dozen times since it came out. Gets downright funny at times like the clicks/honks in Friday the Thirteenth. But has some great flow with building intensity across a lot of the tracks that eventually explodehttps://youtu.be/UMkv1H57p4Q?is=Mc5J05oI7G7HB5F8
>>131362146It's undeniably the top jazz album of the year
I can think of quite a few trumpet players I like better than Alex Sipiagin in terms of just playing but man he writes great original tunes and always plays with killer bands
>>131364976Oh and meant to include that I’m currently listening to pic related
>>131362146>>131362201I listened to their rendition of Round Midnight, one of my favorite Monk composition and I'm getting filtered it seems.
>>131356170On vinyl? How much did that cost? Here in the U.S. street/festival record guys are charging like $70-200 for older pressing Blue Note vinyl. Especially for a big name like Ornette. Probably $100+ for an older pressing of that record.
>>131361376https://youtu.be/nRWrCfdmG40https://youtu.be/m1GheMJ59yc
Anyone else listen to this? Cool idea but really boring for Bill Evans in my opinion. The use of the Rhodes really feels forced, and you can see him falling back on the piano all the time.
>>131365363Agreed, I wanted to like it going into it but it just felt like an experiment that didn't quite make the cut
>>131364981I will pretty much listen to anything that Dave Kikoski is on. Even if the rest of the music isn’t good you know the piano solos will be insane
Currently listening.
>>131362201Glad someone else here thinks so, from the first minute I put it on I sat up in my chair with a smile, and it’s held up for me. Excited to see what’s next for them, I liked it even more than sa’ma>>131365079I feel like the tracks are less renditions and more like deconstructions. But in execution, less pretentious than that sounds. Ill admit though that round midnight and oska are weaker performances on this record than the other tracks>>131365363Yeah I feel like bill evans style is just so sensitive that it doesn’t translate. Hearing him play the piano, it’s like you can hear the sadness in his bones. A Rhodes is more an instrument of passion, that rewards manic outpourings. Bill is more sensitive
>>131365363>Fender RhodesAbsolutely not.
>>131371524Thanks, anon, unfortunately i live in a house and don't have an elevator to listen to these in.
>>131362146>Definitely the best jazz album of 2026I'm gonna check this out today>>131361400Gonna check this too, I've been starting to get into free jazz finallyStarted my day with some Lee Morgan
>>131364981is it a meme that Chris Potter is always on these
this one goes ping ponghttps://youtu.be/NpgCnsDbDQ4
sidney bechet and bunk johnson turn up the heathttps://youtu.be/nYTZkSXgeIo
>>131365363Not a big fan of the album but I like What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life
>>131365363i love it, cause i'm a sucker for Rhodes. but granted the performances might lack something in feeling.this one is quite a different approach, but works better: here Oscar Peterson, also known for and obviously an absolute master on piano, takes on the Rhodeshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEBMlykeA_E&list=OLAK5uy_n65ylWPgJzgfYrcudwuTaViHtI038ne0Y&index=2
Top 5 worst musical inventions:1. Fender Rhodes
>>1313854242. Keith Jarrett's "vocalizations"
>>131297930>no earsmany such cases. Anyway, aside from bumping... can you recommended me some contemporary non-jewish pianists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9ZDKqoLLXc
>>1313854240.1. The trumpet
0. Saxophone
nice new release to wake up tohttps://punktvrtplastikintakt.bandcamp.com/album/kompressi really like this group as well as their other projects. lillinger is one of the most interesting drummers currently
>>131385424drums, namely, drum kit
>>131392481Based actually, been disliking drums more and more.
>>131385424bebop
