I like Kind of Blue because its simple, melancholic, and a little

Blue Train, Undercurrent, Bitches Brew, Interstellar Space, Naked City, No Love Deep Web

you're welcum

>>70394861
post-bop

>>70394933
Did I just read this.

>>70394933
Bitches Brew doesn't fit my description and NLDW is obviously a meme so I'm not sure if anything on this list can be trusted

>simple, melancholic, and a little atmospheric
Have you tried ryo fukui? He's just like that.

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>>70394933
lol

>>70394861
try pic related

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you could have at the very least checked who was playing in It and realize this man is a very importante part of the emotions on it

>>70395674
yeah, fucking ignorant,

also check out john zorn, mate

>>70395702
im not saying he is an ignorant just that in jazz checking out who is playing is crucial to find more stuff in the same style

>>70395787
sorin, check out john zorn, mate

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>>70394861
>Grant Green - Gooden's Corner
Grant Green has always excelled in my opinion at creating the atmosphere you seem to be talking about. His music is so relaxing and comforting and can make a bad day into a good day for me.
Great performances from all the solists here, Grant Green as usual stands as a cut above the rest when it comes to Guitar. Gooden's Corner for me personally is a highlight of Sonny Clark's career, his Piano playing is truly exceptional here and is one of my favourites of his performances (met closely by his performance on Cool Struttin' of 1958)

I can't say Kind of Blue is my most listened to Jazz album, because it's not. I've personally always been more attached to Blue Note releases since it's what I grew up with. But, when you describe "Simple and Melancholic, and a little atmospheric" Grant Green for me instantly springs to mind. I couldn't recommend his work enough.

>>70394861
In a Silent Way is the obvious next step (also probably the most influential album ever, it's stunning).

>>70394861
Dave King - I've Been Ringing You

>>70394861
Listen to cannonball Adderly's something else. It's even got miles playing in it