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Start to learn how to play jazz this day but have no idea what to listen. Any recommandation?
Post number #107437, ID: b02838
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Post number #107535, ID: 00ecc5
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I always like listening to "Catch me if you can" from the kekkai sensen. Has some jazz in the ost.
Post number #107553, ID: 3f1e5c
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Miles Davis Gabor Szabo António Carlos Jobim Laurindo Almeida Yussef Kamaal BADBADNOTGOOD
Post number #107556, ID: 3f1e5c
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Not all are the same style of jazz. Jazz is a a very diverse genre; in Brazil, you have Bossa Nova for instance, which is arguably it's own genre.
Post number #107889, ID: 98789f
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Count Basie if you like the classics No BS if you're into newer stuff
Post number #108296, ID: 5274c9
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If you want a poppies, more rock-influenced sound, try the album "Adult" by Tokyo Jihen (東京事変)
Post number #108801, ID: cb23c5
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Dina Washington Cassandra Wilson They're really good
Post number #108817, ID: b991a1
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Almost Blue Go Chet baker
Post number #109345, ID: aae62c
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buy a real book
Post number #109607, ID: 5f932c
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There's not much else like it, but "When I Get Low I Get High" by Cleo Brown.
Post number #109625, ID: 2d0c68
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John Coltrane is one of my favorite jazz musicians. I recommend his albums My Favorite Things and A Love Supreme.
Post number #109723, ID: 3c46d9
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>>109625 Listening to John Coltrane is like taking a calculus lesson with algebra skill.
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| Start to learn how to play jazz this day but have no idea what to listen. Any recommandation?