Post your recent listens, discoveries, live shows you've seen and your thoughts about them. Or anything else jazz related.
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Alexander Roberts
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Angel Bennett
I want to support /jazz/ threads but I have nothing to say at the moment, so here' a bump.
Landon Hill
went to a record release gig today, pretty cool minimalistic piano trio music
it's nice to be able to see live music again
Charles Hall
i hate the standard april in paris
Brayden Cruz
Luis James
more new releases from today that I'm going to listen to right now
new album from Binker and Moses
not too crazy about the idea of adding electronics to their music, but maybe it'll work out.
it's interesting that this was engineered by Hugh Padgham, I don't think he's worked too much on jazz albums.
Kevin Myers
eh, that one didn't make much of an impression - at least the didn't go overboard on the electronics, but I think some of the earlier B&M albums were much stronger
next up from today's releases, french saxophonist Sylvain Rifflet featuring Verneri Pohjola on trumpet: Cake Walk from a Spaceship
I thought Rifflet's medieval music inspired Troubadours with also Pohjola on some tracks from a few years back was very good, so my expectations are pretty high
Jaxon Walker
fuck is your problem?
Josiah Flores
what standards do you like?
Levi Clark
idk
i just dont like how the melody just hangs over the bar line three times in a row, and the harmonic movement isnt interesting to me either
nardis, there will never be another you, all the things you are
Juan Edwards
was there any discussion on Any Forums about the recent passing of James Mtume?
pick up pretty much any album Mtume played percussions on in the 70's and you'll hit spiritual jazz or fusion gold (if you happen to take one of the Miles ones)
Anthony Anderson
Try monk’s solo version
Parker Collins
nah man....
Easton Foster
/criss cross/ gang
Jack Walker
these cover reworks are really annoying, as cool as they are in the abstract. Actually recognizing the album and not mixing it with some classic Blue Note release has actual value.
didn't actually listen to this one yet, so I'll spin it next
on the topic of the cover, I think it's amusing that Gerry Teekens kicking the bucket seems to have made the CC cover photos even worse
Adrian Peterson
no discussion i can remember
quite like this album that he played on
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Brody Green
early 70's Gato is pure fire - I was actually listening to these Gato albums a lot in recent weeks after doing a retrospective listening of Mtume's perc appearances
that mix of latin american influences and free jazz fire in his blowing is great. I have almost all of Gato's early albums on vinyl, actually just found In Search of the Mystery last week crate digging.
Logan Cook
here's a sample track from Under Fire for your consideration
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Wyatt Howard
vinyl reissue when
Juan Sanchez
on the Mtume topic, I think Eddie Henderson's Heritage has to be one of the most underappreciated jazz albums of the 1970's - it's like a perfect blend of Hancock's Mwandishi and Headhunters bands playing music like Donald Byrd's 70's masterpieces
if the anons who have been digging Freddie Hubbard's CTI albums recently are around, you need to check this one out
Jordan Watson
The cover photos are worse but so far the music is actually better than what Gerry was putting out the last few years so I’ll take that tradeoff