? What Jazz Music Selection are you Listening to in the Now? | Analog, Digital ??????

[Vicov]

7 minutes & 6 seconds of pure musical magic...

 

[the sound of Tao]

Jowee Omicil is part creole and soul and perhaps a part Ornette Coleman... a refreshingly alive, fun and a very accessible kind of jazz that gets back to the core roots of cool. It’s all in the joy.

 

[the sound of Tao]

Yacine Boulares, Vincent Segal and Nasheet Waits and the world of jazz is forever a fascinating place. Love it.

 

[PierreB]

 

[the sound of Tao]

A little taste of Chris Lightcap’s Bigmouth and Deluxe. Lush jazz with plenty of soul and nuance. Worth a listen if you are unfamiliar with this great jazz outfit.

 

[Blue58]

Really enjoying this album and now searching for other associated artists like the Mizell Brothers and Lonnie Liston Smith.
Great interview with Bobbi here https://www.waxpoetics.com/blog/features/articles/jazz-flutist-bobbi-humprhey-blue-note/

 

[asiufy]

The Minzell Brothers worked with Donald Byrd as well in that mid-to-late 70s period. If you dig that sound, I'm sure you'll like his albums too.
Lonnie Liston Smith had a solid run of 4 albums, starting from his 1st, and you might want to continue with the others, only they become a little more slick, with some vocals, etc.

 

[PierreB]

Susanne Abbuehl : April

 

[NorthStar]

Thanks Pierre, I didn't know her so I explored around and I like.

 

[the sound of Tao]

Grant Green... this is pretty sublime. Highly recommended.

 

[the sound of Tao]

Horns SET and Joe Henderson...

Perfect match... this is exceptionally good 60’s jazz.

 

[Vicov]

This swings like a.........swingy thing.

 

[PierreB]

Jan Garbarek : I took up the runes

 

[Vicov]

This ......

 

[mauricemishael]

Couldn't find better than that version of autumn leaves!
it's a classic

 

[mauricemishael]

Thanks Pierre, I didn't know her so I explored around and I like.

Magical Space!
that would be a perfect thing to hear when you're alone with yourself

 

[NorthStar]

...Or exploring exotic underground caves around the globe, or @ the base of Angel Falls, Venezuela...Mount Roraima...South America.
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And because you posted Chet Baker (big fan), I was listening to this just a bit earlier ...

Welcome Maurice in jazz ...

 

[mauricemishael]

...Or exploring exotic underground caves around the globe, or @ the base of Angel Falls, Venezuela...Mount Roraima...South America.
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And because you posted Chet Baker (big fan), I was listening to this just a bit earlier ...

Welcome Maurice in jazz ...

I really like how different countries, cultures take a different approach on jazz it's really interesting

 

[the sound of Tao]

I really like how different countries, cultures take a different approach on jazz it's really interesting

I find it fascinating that those places with an environmental starkness seem so often to make great platforms for pictorial ambient jazz... the big stark challenging landscapes seem to inspire that near infinite ambient picture... Northern Europe, Israel, Iceland, and then those places with a history of sharp cultural tension then make for a very different kind of at times soulful but also an inventive, brave and vibrant spirited jazz full of hope, brilliance and defiance.

We are expressive creatures responsive to both our landscapes and our cultures. Music strikes me always as the most sophisticated language of all. Just wish I could speak it better.

 

[NorthStar]

I really like how different countries, cultures take a different approach on jazz it's really interesting

That makes for unique universal diversified jazz ethnicities.