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Post by Lightning Rod » March 17th, 2005, 2:56 pm

don't forget
Rassan Roland Kirk
Eric Dolphe
Sun Ra
Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders
Charlie Parker
Hubert Laws
Gato Barbierri
Brubec
for a real treat, try Tuck and Patty



(I didn't hear anybody mention Kenny G. I wonder why?)
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Post by MOstman » March 17th, 2005, 3:00 pm

i saw a band a couple of weeks back called the 'dead kenny g's'. that is a funny name. they were a good band too.
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Post by Lightning Rod » March 17th, 2005, 3:03 pm

MOstman wrote:i saw a band a couple of weeks back called the 'dead kenny g's'. that is a funny name. they were a good band too.
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Post by Dave The Dov » March 17th, 2005, 3:54 pm

Here are my favorites :

Art Pepper - "Gettin It Together"

- "Modern Art

- "The Art Of Pepper"


Chet Baker - "My Favorite Songs"

- "Straight From The Heart , The Last Great Concert
Vol. II"


Miles Davis - "Sketches Of Spain"


Thelonious Monk - "Alone In San Francisco"

I had the chance to meet with his son T.S. Monk Jr. and I have his son's autograph!!!! YES!!!!
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Post by bohonato » March 17th, 2005, 7:26 pm

Has anyone mention Art Blakely?

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Post by Arcadia » March 17th, 2005, 9:32 pm

Jobim

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Post by WIREMAN » March 18th, 2005, 8:34 am

Dexter Gordon....Round Midnight soundtrack and the flick awesome.

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Post by Traveller13 » March 19th, 2005, 7:18 pm

Erik Truffaz

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Post by Loudestenemy » March 20th, 2005, 2:12 pm

Well it really comes down to what styles of jazz that you like, Early dixieland new orleans jazz, swing/big band, bop, hard bop, avant garde, ect ect ect.

THen it comes down to what kind of combo you like. Do you prefer piano jazz or horn driven stuff.

Piano,
Dave Brubek, ART TATUM, (alot of the greats are already listed) Jimmy CLliff (organ) Chucho Valdez (spelling on the first name) Kieth Jarett, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, ect ect ect (mostly mainstream)

Sax
Sonny ROllins, Charlie Parker, Kenny G (bwahahaha) Sidney Bechet, COleman Hawkins, Dexter GOrdon, Najee (contemporary) Brandofr Marsalis Wayne SHorter Cannonball Adderly, Stan Getz

Trumpet,
Miles freddy hubbard, dizzie gillespie, or corse Louie Armstrong, Chuck Mangione, Hotlips Paige, so many more Wynton Marsalis

Bass,
CHarles Mingus, Stanley Clarke Victor WOoten (whoom i had the pleasure of meeting twice) Oteil Brunbridge (spelling) CHarlie Hayden, Ray Brown, CHristian Mcbride

Vibes
Lionel Hampton (can't think of any more lolol)

Drums
(Buddy Rich Gene Krupa, TOny WIlliams) can't think of alot right now


Groups
Try the miles davis Quintet, the modern jazz quartet.......you knwo...






Okay if you really really really really really want to get a clue about jazz LIsten to Mainstream Jazz on NPR..

And buy the Ken Burns JAZZ 10 dvd set and get started knowing exactly what you want to hear to build your colection.

THat will be an invaluable 150 dollars that will make you sport a woody every time you think about jazz.
"The bad jazz that the cat blows, wails long after he's gone" -J Kerouac

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Post by Artguy » March 21st, 2005, 8:44 pm

Well I was going to contribute ....but between Judih and Lrod all my faves are listed.....

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