What Jazz you listenin to now?

Fusion251

Where are all the Jizzers out there? This section seems very empty so I wanna start the ball rolling with some good recomendations.......

At the minute I'm listening to:

1. John Coltrane - Giant Steps,

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Class
2. Pat Martino - Live at Yoshi's

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One of my favourite modern guitarists.
3. Soweto Kinch - Conversations with the unseen - Alto Sax player from Birmingham, got some great lines and fresh tunes so it's a good listen..
4. John Coltrane - Blue Trane

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Once again - Class
5. Steve Coleman - Motherland Pulse

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Odd Metres, crazy alto sax, amazing rhythms, any Steve Coleman stuff is good...check out www.m-base.com for some free mp3 downloads of Steve.

So there ya go...anyone got any recommendations for me?

Cheers
D

gogul

Marcus Miller - M2 (quite laid back considering the intensity at which Marcus plays)
Miles Davis - A Kind Of Blue (a pure classic)

That's about it at the moment, but gonna pick up some Jaco Pastorius soon.

Doctor J

Jeff Berlin - Lumpy Jazz
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds Of Fire
Weather Report - Live And Unreleased
Ronnie Scott Quintet - Never Pat A Burning Dog

gogul

Doctor J wrote:

Weather Report - Live And Unreleased

Is it any use?

Doctor J

Yeah, there's some amazing stuff on there, it spans through most of the groups career. I prefer it to 8:30, think it's far superior. Well worth looking into.

Fusion251

Anyone heard Paranoid Anderoid by Brad Mehldau? If ya havn't you need to it's amazing, just got it now. He's another musician I'd recommend..class.

John

Paranoid Android? Is it a Radiohead cover or am I just jumping to conclusions?

Fusion251

Yes sure is and it's played all on piano...amazing

carl_

hes playing in the concert hall on the 15th november... more details on www.note.ie.
could be good, ill probably go myself

Doctor J

Might have to check that out. If only Ohm would come over too

Fusion251

Cheers man gonna get me some tickets to that now!

cournioni

Not Jazz but still...

John Lee Hooker - I'm In The Mood.

gogul

Tom Waits - Closing Time

Rumour has it, Waits is set to play 3 dates in the Olympia in the very near future. Of course, this is only a rumour.

Lactating Shark

Now listening: Various Steve Coleman tunes, thanks to the link posted upthread. I've been looking for some 5 elements cds for a while now, thanks Fusion251!

Oh.. hows the Soweto Kinch album? I saw him doing Jazz Planet on the RTE arts show and was well impressed, but I'm wary of dropping 25 quid on the cd.

Kilgore-Trout

At the moment i'm listening to--

Allan Holdsworth- All Night Wrong(Incredible live album,CHECK IT OUT!!!!)
Frank Zappa- YCDTOSA Vol.2(The best volume in my opinion)
John Coltrane- Countdown
Pat Metheny- Speaking Of Now
and finally,
Greg Howe- Hyperacuity( Especially the song Blindfold Drive!!)

Fusion251

Hey Lactating Shark (nice name) Soweto Kinch is pretty cool, you can get the album cheaper on Amazon a bit cheaper http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00008Y3UP/qid=1094383306/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i2_xgl/202-8431043-1138213 It's weel worth the money man, I bought it an transcribed 4 solos I was so impressed with his playing...

Fusion251

woops "cheaper on amazon a bit cheaper" nice English!

Tzetze

On a recent drive home from Galway, I stopped in Ballinasloe to pick up something new on CD to listen to during the long car journey.

Having seen the documentary by Alan Yentob about John Coltrane and Love Supreme recently on BBC2, I was eager to pick up a copy, but, of course, the only music shop I could find had a VERY limited selection available.

I did manage to find one gem though, and that was Gil Scott-Heron's, Pieces of a Man (the revolution will not be televised). Ironically, while listening to one track (Lady Day and John Coltrane), he sings about how Coltrane will wash your troubles away.

And funnily enough, there was a documentary on GSH recently on BBC2 also. Strange how these things intertwine, eh?

carl_

hehe

on "Psalm" (part 4), Coltrane plays the words to the poem that accompanies the album ("A Love Supreme"). I only found that out after seeing that docu a few weeks/months(?) ago.

mike65

Right now listening to Miles Davis "Billy Preston" from Get Up With It (1974)

Mike.

davmigil

Miles Davis - Porgy and Bess
Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool
Louis Armstrong Hot Fives & Sevens Vol.1-4 (Vol 3 is sublime)
Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out
John Coltrane - A love supreme
Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters
St Germaine - Tourist

Fusion251

Changed again...


Listenin to:

Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie - Bird and Diz on Verev, pretty cool stuff.
(Maybe not so Jazzy, but fusion I guess)
John Mclaughlin and the Mahivishnu Orchestra - Inner Mountain Flame - This is a classic album...look out for "The Dance of Maya" brilliant!
And Dave Brubeck - Time Out and Time Further Out - Cool odd metre stuff, Unsquare Dance and Time Out probably most well know tunes!

D

Doctor J

Return To Forever - Romantic Warrior
Gordian Knot - Emergent

Lactating Shark

Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue, got it at the weekend, its really nice and laidback.

I'm looking out for some more stuff by Pat Martino, hes great but all his cds are expensive. Anyone got suggestions?

Hey Fusion251, have you any samples of your playing online?

Fusion251

I will soon still working on my site, I'll post the link when I'm done.

Lactating Shark

Fusion251 wrote:

I will soon still working on my site, I'll post the link when I'm done.

Cool. I've a few slightly fusion-y mp3s of my own stuff I can send you if you're interested too.

Kilgore-Trout

Doctor J wrote:

Return To Forever - Romantic Warrior
Gordian Knot - Emergent

Gordian Knot-NICE!! First mention i've seen of them on the forum(about bloody time)
Emergent kicks ass, have you checked out their first album??

At the moment i'm listening to:
Allan Holdsworth- Water on the brain pt2(Road Games)
Zappa- Blessed Relief(Grand Wazoo)
Speaking of zappa, a new dvd audio album has been released called QuAUDIOPHILAc. GET IT NOW!!!!
Go to zappa.com for more info

Doctor J

I have indeed.


Back on Weather Report - Live and Unreleased again

zynaps

All of June Tabor's album "Some Other Time" - some really mellow, lovely interpretations of dribbly jazz on it, particularly "The man I love", "You don't know what love is" and "Round midnight".

Hard to get a hold of, though, but definitely a nice listen, specially for piano lovers

Velvet Vocals

The Howard Roberts Quartet - When lights are low

stevemcf

The Partisans - Sourpuss
Neck and Neck - Chet Atkins / Mark Knoffler

Steve

Doctor J

Back to Ronnie Scott Quintet - Contemplation

carl_

Metamorphos - Dave Holland Quintet, "Extended Play - Live at Birdland"

really enjoying this cd

Skellington

miles davies - sketches of spain
us3 - broadway and 52nd(not exactly jazz, but well worth a look)

Buddhapadge

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of Fire
Listening to this album for the first time made me realise where a lot of bands rip their odd-time ideas from. It's just too ****ing good.

So Glad

Allan Holdsworth - The Sixteen Men Of Tain. Superb Stuff. Whole album is class Jazz.

Kilgore-Trout

Shawn lane - powers of ten live (Whoa!)
Allan Holdsworth- Metal Fatigue, Atavachron
Chick Corea Electric Band - Beneath The Mask
Frank Zappa - Jazz From Hell

carl_

Conference of the Birds :: David Holland Quartet

So Glad

Allan Holdsworth - Material Real (Road Games)

Strange to hear Cream with Allan holdsworth.

Fusion251

Pat Martino - Live at Yoshi's

Ornette Coleman - Beauty is a rare thing

And last but not least Boss Guitar - Wes Montgomery

So Glad

Rory Gallagher - As The Crow Flies.

is_that_so

Maria Schneider - Concert in the Garden - superb
Nelly McKay - Get Away from Me - ( a bit poppy I know but she is a good jazz singer )

is_that_so

Fusion251 wrote:

Yes sure is and it's played all on piano...amazing

Not surpising , Thom yorke is a pretty damn fine piano player

Fusion251

is_that_so wrote:

Not surpising , Thom yorke is a pretty damn fine piano player

True, but he's no Brad Mehldau.

Velvet Vocals

Take Five - Dave Brubeck

So Glad

Allan Holdsworth - The Sixteen Men Of tain

Bela Fleck

At the moment I'm listening to John Scofield w/ Dennis Chambers. Just got a new DVD called "In the Pocket" Amazing.

Check this sh*t out:
http://www.drummerworld.com/Videos/DennisChambersscof.html

cournioni

John Lee Hooker - House Rent Boogie.

Lactating Shark

The all Seeing Eye - Wayne Shorter.

Shorter is playing the NCH in March with John Pattitucci. Anyone heard his recent work? I havent heard any of his post WR material, wondering if it would be worth seeing...

Buddhapadge

Lactating Shark wrote:

The all Seeing Eye - Wayne Shorter.

Shorter is playing the NCH in March with John Pattitucci. Anyone heard his recent work? I havent heard any of his post WR material, wondering if it would be worth seeing...

God, I'd love to see Pattitucci. I saw him do a version of "Giant Steps" on the Jaco Pastorius DVD, and it was just shocking. He looks like a monster when he plays. But anyway, I'm listening to...

Return to Forever - No Mystery

So Glad

Wes Montgomery - Full House

Yummy.