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03-16-2008, 03:26 PM
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  | Who Is really good to listen to? Can you guys give me a list of great jazz musicians, and even people who arn't well known but really really good? I'm gonna start really listening to jazz alot more to help with ideas and flow and rhythms.so pretty much just list people who you like to listen too. Thanks everyone. |
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03-16-2008, 05:36 PM
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| Re: Who Is really good to listen to? Louis Armstrong Dizzy Gillespie Miles Davis Clifford Brown Clark Terry Chet Baker Lee Morgan Freddie Hubbard Donald Byrd Ingrid Jensen Wynton Marsalis Dave Douglas Terence Blanchard Roy Hargrove Guido Basso Cootie Williams Snooky Young Cat Anderson (his small group stuff is great) Nat Adderley Bill Coleman Bix beiderbecke Booker Little Blue Mitchell Brian Lynch Buck Clayton Chuck Mangione Dizzy Reece Don Cherry Eddie Henderson Fats Navarro Sweets Edison Ryan Kisor Hugh Ragin Jimmy McPartland Kenny Dorham Kenny Wheeler Leroy Jones Lee Morgan Lester Bowie Nils Petter Molvaer Red Rodney Ted Curson Tom Harrell Tomasz Stanko There are a few just from quickly browsing my iPod artist list. And those are just trumpet players. I didn't even touch other instruments. |
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03-16-2008, 06:51 PM
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| Re: Who Is really good to listen to? oh yeah... Now I gota list haha. Thanks |
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03-16-2008, 09:51 PM
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| Re: Who Is really good to listen to? If you haven't listened to much jazz, maybe try picking up the Smithsonian collection of Classic Jazz. Start at the beginning. 5CDs of some of the most important tracks in the history of jazz. Of course any collection will miss out on some tracks. But this was is a good place to start. This collection is strong from Louis Armstrong to 1960. It doesn't really have much after that. Amazon.com: The Smithsonian Collection Of Classic Jazz: Various Artists: Music Some of my favorite trumpet tracks included: Struttin' With Some Barbecue - Louis Armstrong Hotter Than That - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Louis Armstrong West End Blues - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Louis Armstrong Weather Bird - Louis Armstrong, Earl Hines Concerto for Cootie - Duke Ellington's Famous Orchestra - Cootie Williams I Can't Get Started - Dizzy Gillespie Sextet Shaw 'Nuff - Dizzy Gillespie All Star Quintet, Dizzy Gillespie Boplicity - Miles Davis & His Orchestra Summertime - Miles Davis, Gil Evans Orchestra Pent-Up House - Sonny Rollins - Clifford Brown So What - Miles Davis Sextet Lonely Woman - Ornette Coleman Quartet-Don Cherry Also you can get the Smithsonian Collection of Big Band Jazz: the beginning to the 50's These will get you started. |
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03-16-2008, 11:26 PM
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| Re: Who Is really good to listen to? Only three Bix Louis Ruby Braf |
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03-17-2008, 01:31 PM
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| Re: Who Is really good to listen to? New guy, at least to me. Rod McGaha -He's got a GREAT sound. Dave |
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03-17-2008, 02:24 PM
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| Re: Who Is really good to listen to? I think the first guy got it down. I saw Brian Lynch and got his autograph, lol, he came to my college and is a very nice person. That was a pretty complete list of trumpet players. I would also suggest listening to other non-trumpet players as well as trumpet players though. Another thing is listen to big bands to help you with that style of playing, it's different than small combos. Non-trumpet players I would suggest: Count Basie Duke Ellington Charlie Parker Dave Brubeck Erroll Garner John Coltrane Herbie Hancock Weather Report (Their album Heavy Weather) |
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