How do I get into jazz?
I've tried listening to a handful of albums but they don't click with me. Unless Zappa counts.
How do I get into jazz?
Hunter Cox
Ayden Harris
mmmm wet pussy
Jackson Mitchell
fela kuti - zombi. Also learn music theory, jazz fans say it helps
Christopher Evans
yummy damp tiger
Juan Turner
Brubeck - Time Out, Coltrane - Giant Steps. And Zappa doesn't count, but it doesn't matter.
Jose Torres
based
>insert zappa joke
try the classics: kind of blue and monks dream
i cant imagine a life without jazz
Carter Nguyen
Listen to jazz fusion instead.
Lincoln Reed
terrible advice friend
Zachary Gray
This was very nice
Alexander Davis
you should've posted what you bounced off of
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Julian Price
Who do I listen to for that cuphead sound? I've tried a couple popular recommendations but they didn't have that combination of fast, aggressive, and catchy that I was looking for. An example would be something like one of these
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Closest i've heard so far might be a song or two by Squirrel Nut Zippers
Levi Flores
Listen to smooth jazz and pose like a poser do.b
Tyler Brooks
You’re looking for big band and ragtime jazz
Duke Ellington
Count Basie
Louie Armstrong
Jelly Roll Morton
Scott Joplin
James Williams
I know of what you seek OP
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Alexander Moore
Jacques loussier trio - play Bach
Art blakey and the jazz messengers - a night in Tunisia
Miles and Monk - at newport
Joe pass - for django
Cameron Rogers
>How do I get into jazz?
John Coltrane's Olé is what made jazz click for me.
Xavier Russell
I'm not OP but thanks! Do these guys have any instrumental songs though? Also a lot of big band that I hear is too upbeat sounding for my taste
Matthew Green
Start with White People Jazz
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Justin Long
Why not begin your journey with the oldest jazz band to have existing recorded material? The Original Dixieland Jazz Band, they're called. It's bumpy old school N'Orlins jazz (pre big band) and it's the best place to start because it's the original jazz sound.
Sebastian Long
That’s a great suggestion
There’s plenty of Instrumental stuff, just dig into an artist an you’ll find something you like. Big band jazz had a lot of vocals though, yeah. This was the pop music of the time
Dominic Hall
Try this
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