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Old 12-20-2023, 04:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What are you 5 favourite jazz albums?
Currently mine:
-A Love Supreme
-Out There
-Black Fire
-Saxophone Colossus
-Jaki Byard Experiance
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Old 01-28-2024, 10:29 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Umm, good question... Bitches Brew[Miles Davis] - Small Club Recordings[Wes Montgomery] - Kool Jazz[ Kool & The Gang] - The Quintet[ Clifford Brown] -Time Out[ Dave Brubeck].
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- Kind of Blue by Miles Davis
- Blue Train by John Coltrane
- Mingus Ah Um by Charles Mingus
- The Shape of Jazz to Come by Ornette Coleman
- Time Out by Dave Brubeck Quartet
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- Kind of Blue by Miles Davis
- Blue Train by John Coltrane
- Mingus Ah Um by Charles Mingus
- The Shape of Jazz to Come by Ornette Coleman
- Time Out by Dave Brubeck Quartet

Solid list. My five favorite jazz albums fluctuate quite a bit. Right now I would choose:

Thad Jones/Mel Lewis - Potpourri
Ray Anderson - Big Band Record
Patty Waters - Sings
Toshiko Akiyoshi/Lew Tabackin Big Band - Road Time
Marian McPartland - From This Moment On
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Journey To Love - Stanley Clarke

I've been listening to this a couple times a year for nearly 50 years. I'm sure jazz purists might dismiss this choice as being more rock than jazz but that's the beauty of fusion.
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currently:
Sonny’s Dream (Birth of The New Cool) - Sonny Criss Orchestra
Speak No Evil - Wayne Shorter
Moasic - Art Blakey
Empyrean Isles - Herbie Hancock
Streets of Dreams - Grant Green
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currently:
Sonny’s Dream (Birth of The New Cool) - Sonny Criss Orchestra
Speak No Evil - Wayne Shorter
Moasic - Art Blakey
Empyrean Isles - Herbie Hancock
Streets of Dreams - Grant Green
One of the things I like about this board is learning about music I'm not familiar with. I know Shorter, Blakey and Hancock, but not Sonny Criss and Grant Green, although their names ring a bell. Thanks for your post, onlykidsofnothingstar. And welcome tro Music Banter.
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Not sure if I could narrow it down to just 5 all-time favorites, but these are my top 5 favorites that I've been listening to regularly over the past 7 years. I've probably played each one around 30 + times during that time period.
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Not sure if I could narrow it down to just 5 all-time favorites, but these are my top 5 favorites that I've been listening to regularly over the past 7 years. I've probably played each one around 30 + times during that time period.

Another solid list. I'm familiar with all of the artists except Ackamoor--just another one of the many, many musicians whose work I need to check out. i just wish there was a 48 hour day so I would have more time to read and listen to music.
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Another solid list. I'm familiar with all of the artists except Ackamoor--just another one of the many, many musicians whose work I need to check out. i just wish there was a 48 hour day so I would have more time to read and listen to music.

So much to experience and so little time.

A 48 hour day probably still wouldn't be long enough.
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