Coming home from work some days and putting this album on is allllll right.
I do have one CD's of Miles Davis, Louis Armstrong, Jellyroll Morton, Billie Holliday. And a compilation featuring John Cotrane and some others. That's about it for me when it comes to jazz music. Obviously being a blues freak I'm going to come in contact with jazz. The two did kinda come together early on when jazz bands backed female blues singers like Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith. Jellyroll Morton a jazz piano player also did some straight blues. Satchmo did some straight blues.
I just never really warmed up to it for some reason. And I don't know why, I should dig it, but I don't. And I have gave it a listen, I've tried to get it, what am I missing? I do like the females singers backed by jazz bands. But guys like Charlie Parker, Charles Christian, Art Tatum just don't rev my engines, I'm guessing it's me.
Coming home from work some days and putting this album on is allllll right.
I did bone up on if I needed one jazz album what would it be.........yep, that one. That's the Miles Davis I own. I need the setting/mood to be too perfect for it to work.
I'm listenning some Erik Truffaz lately... the goods
See there it is, I have no idea who that is. But I will find out tonight....thanks! And I'll give you a real opinion, not that I really can however, haven't heard all that much to be able to play critic.
Thelonious Monk is crazy on the ears when you're throwed imho
He's on that compilation I mentioned, will give him another listen.
Damn... you don't know him ? it's rather modern, european, quite specific. Dude is swedish, trompetist and for me a genius.
Start with the album The Mask one of his most well known work.
I saw him a lot in concert especially in Montreux... good stuff
One of the best times I spent listening his music was while playing checks with a good friend, smoking a cigar with a glass of cognac, henessy X.O Odyssey my favorite
I'm diggin him so far!
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