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Old 06-13-2014, 09:40 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default What's your favorite jazz standard?

Simple question. Can be any genre of jazz that you like.

My vote goes to Daahoud

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Old 06-20-2014, 10:37 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Either "Autumn Leaves" or "Summertime" because I can play them on guitar.
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Simple question. Can be any genre of jazz that you like.

My vote goes to Daahoud

I might get thrashed for this but I love playing Take 5.
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Either "Autumn Leaves" or "Summertime" because I can play them on guitar.
Aren't those classical pieces? I'm not sure. I remember playing them on guitar as well while learning notation, the very first ones because they were so easy. Assumed it and the rest were some 19th century church music or the other.
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Aren't those classical pieces? I'm not sure. I remember playing them on guitar as well while learning notation, the very first ones because they were so easy. Assumed it and the rest were some 19th century church music or the other.
Classical music? No, they're definitely two of the most well known jazz standards and both from the 20th century. "Summertime" is from Porgy and Bess and "Falling Leaves" was a French pop song originally. Neither has any religious connection.
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For contemp jazz, this is one of the catchiest tunes I know:



For Smooth Jazz:



For Jazz Fusion, definitely this:

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Gonna have to agree on Take Five. I also love Lonely Woman and Saints (Ayler).
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