All That Jazz ...
- Thread starter Nikhil
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Inspired by Sachin's post (and being totally jobless on a Tuesday afternoon!), here's a list I've compiled of relatively less well known albums that I love. Different styles and eras, so please ask me if you're looking for something in particular.
PART ONE
Andrew Hill - Black Fire, Judgement
All That Jazz - Soundtrack
Al Di Meola - World Sinfonia
Di Meola, Ponty, Clarke - The Rite of Strings
Art Blakey - Indestructible
Big John Patton - Let ‘em Roll
Bobby Hutcherson - Stick Up, The Kicker
Bullitt - Soundtrack by Lalo Schifrin
Bill Frisell - The Intercontinentals
Charles Mingus - Changes 1 & 2
Christian McBride - Sci-fi, Gettin' To It
Charlie Hunter - Ready…Set…Shango!, Everybody Has a Plan Until They Get Punched in the Mouth
Cecil Taylor - Unit Structures
Donald Byrd - Live at the Half Note
Duke Pearson - Wahoo
Duke Ellington - Back to Back
Dave Brubeck - Jazz Impressions of Eurasia
Ella Fitzgerald - The Intimate Ella
Ernest Ranglin - Modern Answers to Old Problems
Grant Green – Matador. Idle Moments, Street of Dreams
Gerry Mulligan - Mulligan Meets Monk
PART ONE
Andrew Hill - Black Fire, Judgement
All That Jazz - Soundtrack
Al Di Meola - World Sinfonia
Di Meola, Ponty, Clarke - The Rite of Strings
Art Blakey - Indestructible
Big John Patton - Let ‘em Roll
Bobby Hutcherson - Stick Up, The Kicker
Bullitt - Soundtrack by Lalo Schifrin
Bill Frisell - The Intercontinentals
Charles Mingus - Changes 1 & 2
Christian McBride - Sci-fi, Gettin' To It
Charlie Hunter - Ready…Set…Shango!, Everybody Has a Plan Until They Get Punched in the Mouth
Cecil Taylor - Unit Structures
Donald Byrd - Live at the Half Note
Duke Pearson - Wahoo
Duke Ellington - Back to Back
Dave Brubeck - Jazz Impressions of Eurasia
Ella Fitzgerald - The Intimate Ella
Ernest Ranglin - Modern Answers to Old Problems
Grant Green – Matador. Idle Moments, Street of Dreams
Gerry Mulligan - Mulligan Meets Monk
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PART TWO
Hank Mobley - No Room for Squares
Horace Silver - Song for my Father
Herbie Hancock - Speak Like a Child
Ike Quebec - Blue and Sentimental
Jaco Pastorius - Word of Mouth
Jimmy Smith - Fourmost
Joe Henderson - Inner Urge, Our Thing
Jackie Mclean - Bluesnik
Kenny Burrell - At the Five Spot Café
Kenny Dorham - At the Café Bohemia
Les Mccann, Eddie Harris - Swiss Movement
Larry Young - Unity
Lee Morgan - Search for the New Land
Monty Alexander - Yard Movement
Medeski Martin & Wood – Tonic, Uninvisible
Marcus Miller - Renaissance
Nomo - Ghost Rock
Return To Forever - Romantic Warrior
Rudresh Mahanthappa - Bird Calls
Stanley Turrentine – Sugar, That’s Where It’s At, Up at Mintons - Vol 1 & 2
Serge Chaloff - Blue Serge
Sam Rivers - Fuschia Swing Song
Tina Brooks - True Blue
Trilok Gurtu - Bad Habits Die Hard
Vijay Iyer - Accelerando
Wayne Shorter - Adam’s Apple
Hank Mobley - No Room for Squares
Horace Silver - Song for my Father
Herbie Hancock - Speak Like a Child
Ike Quebec - Blue and Sentimental
Jaco Pastorius - Word of Mouth
Jimmy Smith - Fourmost
Joe Henderson - Inner Urge, Our Thing
Jackie Mclean - Bluesnik
Kenny Burrell - At the Five Spot Café
Kenny Dorham - At the Café Bohemia
Les Mccann, Eddie Harris - Swiss Movement
Larry Young - Unity
Lee Morgan - Search for the New Land
Monty Alexander - Yard Movement
Medeski Martin & Wood – Tonic, Uninvisible
Marcus Miller - Renaissance
Nomo - Ghost Rock
Return To Forever - Romantic Warrior
Rudresh Mahanthappa - Bird Calls
Stanley Turrentine – Sugar, That’s Where It’s At, Up at Mintons - Vol 1 & 2
Serge Chaloff - Blue Serge
Sam Rivers - Fuschia Swing Song
Tina Brooks - True Blue
Trilok Gurtu - Bad Habits Die Hard
Vijay Iyer - Accelerando
Wayne Shorter - Adam’s Apple
Absolutely agree! I quite like Spotify quality
Nice list! From Jimmy Smith to Rudresh Mahantappa is a lot of ground! Who are your favorites?
Anil kumar
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Spinning Jazz at the Pawnshop LP, great music, one of my favourites 
Wrong post
Searching for Jazz playlists, I looked at offerings on gaana.com. Not much there, as could probably be expected, though they have quite a collection of Jazz albums.
A Bollywood jazz playlist caught my attention. Some good music there. Different, definitely, from regular Jazz, though.
https://gaana.com/playlist/gaana-dj-bollywood-style-jazz
One surprising omission is "Kaisi Paheli" from Parineeta.
Got me thinking. There have to be many more Jazz style numbers in Bollywood. Anyone?
A Bollywood jazz playlist caught my attention. Some good music there. Different, definitely, from regular Jazz, though.
https://gaana.com/playlist/gaana-dj-bollywood-style-jazz
One surprising omission is "Kaisi Paheli" from Parineeta.
Got me thinking. There have to be many more Jazz style numbers in Bollywood. Anyone?
I think Bollywood took to Swing more than Jazz - but yes definitely an interesting area.
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Wow! Truly wow!!
This played right after Take The A Train on YouTube
I like Joan Chamorro ensembles. Some of the vocalists like Andrea Motis and Rita Payes are horn players as well. Nice combo of skills.
Fabulous find for me. Thanks.
Bill Lasswell has done some pretty interesting mashups with the music of Bob Marley and Miles Davis, but this is the one I keep returning to: a sonic gumbo with Santana, McLaughlin and Alice Coltrane as the main ingredients. Sumptuous!
Fareed Haque - Cosmic Hug
@Fade into Oblivion
@FH/SK
I couldn't find an online link to the tracks. Here's a review. https://www.allmusic.com/album/cosmic-hug-mw0000448264
@Fade into Oblivion
@FH/SK
I couldn't find an online link to the tracks. Here's a review. https://www.allmusic.com/album/cosmic-hug-mw0000448264
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