/jazz/

>>55111968
Jay and Kay obviously come to mind, with Albert Mangelsdorff, Julian Priester, Curtis Fuller or Grachan Moncur III. my favorite record featuring trombone would probably be Blue train (or, if we're talking about records with the trombone player as a leader then probably pic related)

Is there jazz music that is fast, rhytmic and perhaps even agressive?

>>55112142
So much

>>55112130
Julian Priester is great. I'd love to see him get more attention on /mu/

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>>55112130
damn, wrong cover

>>55112142
Hard Bop

>>55112198
Figured out this far. But are there any musicians that stand out in the genre? Like, the essentials.
I havent researched much, but seems like it used to be quite popular branch(?) /genre.

>>55112142

free for all by art blakey and the jazz messengers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QjL3LTosz4

>>55112142

and if you have the balls to listen to this whole thing it gets pretty fuckin insane

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfVGBNGKTfE

>>55112142

another great one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0uDwgUOUbI

where to start if I want to get into jazz?

I want to get into jazzy prog rock.
Where do I start?

>>55112344

go to a live show (at a jazz club) if you can, but not at a restaurant, unless you live in new york city because otherwise its going to be shit restaurant jazz.

>>55112381
check canterbury scene
soft machine - third
the mahavinshu orchestra - the inner mountain flame
hatfield and the north - both albums
nucleus - we ll talk about it later

>>55111968
JJ Johnson
Curtis Fuller
Grachan Moncur
Conrad Herwig

Trombone can be pretty cool. It's a nice change sometimes from the regular sax/ trumpet

Hi guys I'm a jazz pleb but I like Mingus what are Mingus' 7 best albums?

>>55112656
In no particular order-

Ah Um
Black Saint
Mingus 5x
Pithecanthropus
Let My Children
The Clown

An then either Tijuana Moods or Blues and Roots. It's a tossup

>>55112656
all of them are worth a listen

also are you guys hyped about that documentary his grandson is doing ?
http://orangethenblue.com/

why is literally all jazz from the 50's and 60's better than any jazz made in the past 20 years?

>>55112802
because white people started playing it.

>>55112802
>>55112822
Why are you both so bad at b8?

>>55112840
Shitposting is easier than argumenting

>>55112862
>argumenting

>>55112716
This is accurate but I'd choose Blues and Roots over Tijuana Moods

>no mention of Steve Turre

get your shit together /jazz/

>>55112716
Thank you! Love Black Saint and Ah Um, I'll check the rest out!

>>55113157
indeed, I forgot about conch man. I wonder how many bags of shells he has

>>55113211
Seven

I've discovered I really like the sound of two horns plus bass and drums (with no piano or guitar)

What are the best albums in this category?

>>55113771
Ornette Coleman's The Shape of Jazz to Come is a classic with that lineup. His album Free Jazz is pretty much the same kind of ensemble but with two of each instrument if you like him.

Some other good albums to check out, all quite modern is
Eric Revis - In Memory of Things Yet Seen,
Alex Sipiagin - Overlooking Moments,
Joshua Redman - Back East,
Jeff "Tain" Watts - WATTS

>>55113771
>>55114003
Oh and Sonny Rollins - Way out West is quite brilliant too

i'm just getting started at jazz and i really like this interpretation of Steve Gadd/ Petrucciani and Jackson of So What.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hdH2RfBENo

can you recommend me some tunes similar in vibe/energy/you name it

>>55114003
Thanks I'll check those out.

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>>55112142

A lot of modern jazz comes to mind.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVg0BBhpYno

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyShrn9CWfI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOZk6_TY588

>>55112142
Very many

>>55114026
Underrated album

>>55114121
why jazz always have shit covers

Not a big fan of jazz but looking for an album based around flutes or a single flutist. Underexposed to woodwinds.

>>55115709
because most jazz fans are actually interested more in the music than just using the album cover as a neat accessory to show off your snowflake taste in a 5x5 last.fm thread

also the record labels usually design the album covers and usually try for a recognizable style

>>55115884
Herbie Mann - Memphis Underground
Roland Kirk - I Talk With The Spirits

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Should I go? Which day is better?

>>55112604
Conrad Herwig is a monster on trombone.

You should check out Robin Eubanks if you haven't.

>>55116236
just go