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George 'Lydian Chromatic' Russell with The Swedish Radio Jazz Orchestra
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George Russell's the shit.
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Abd Al Malik - Gibraltar
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a must have for your Japanese collection
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Herbie Hancock Septet
When Herbie "closed the Mwandishi chapter and embarked on his Headhunters trip". 1973. Discogs has it as: Bass – Mchezaji (Buster Williams) Drums – Jabali (Billy Hart) Congas, Bongos – Buck Clarke Keyboards – Mwandishi (Herbie Hancock) Reeds – Mwile (Bennie Maupin) Trombone – Pepo (Julian Priester) Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Mganga (Eddie Henderson) Synthesizer [Arp 2600]: Dr. Patrick Gleeson Herbie Hancock - Hornets www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJGESmyIVo0 |
Net Als Toen by Corry Brokken winner of the 1957 Eurovision Contest.
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Pekka Pohjola - Harakka Bialoipokku
The “story of a magpie who wonders (or wanders) the world”. I hope this is on-topic as it's like a jazz chamber rock prog folk fusion explosion :yeah:
Spoiler for Wiki bio:
Pekka Pohjola - Harakka Bialoipokku (album) 1974 www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VwLaw6SeMQ 1. Alku (The Beginning) 0:00 2. Ensimmäinen Aamu (The First Morning) 2:15 3. Huono Sää / Se Tanssii... (Bad Weather/Bialoipokku Dances....) 7:43 4. ... Ja Näkee Unta (...Bialoipokku's War Dream) 14:38 5. Hereilläkin Uni Jatkuu (Bialoiopokku's War) 19:13 6. Sekoilu Seestyy (The Madness Subsides) 24:54 7. Elämä Jatkuu (Life Goes On) 29:14 Just picking myself and my teesch off the floor.... hold on a sec.... my teeth, that's better. |
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This has to be the only Miles song, at least that I've heard, that's so bad it's good
I didn't realize Bob Dorough, who sang this song, is the guy who wrote most of School House Rock and performed many of the songs. |
Andy Partridge of XTC's favorite album, apparently. |
Ahmad Jamal's Alhambra |
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Julie London - Bye Bye Blackbird |
This is why I effing love jazz.
If I heard this lady practising across the street I definitely wouldn't be able to connect with her melody or downbeat or tempo or key. It would just be random sounds. Similarly, if I only heard the band playing without her I'd probably just think it's a pleasant background groove. However hearing both together somehow give off a friggin' awesome sound, and it all clicks into place in some weird stellar combustion. It's like you can't have one without the other. I wonder if it's their own composition or a cover of a jazz standard? (This short snippet was all she posted on her insta yesterday). Does anyone recognize it...? www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-MhGhEJ_Mo |
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Hello folks, i need a few be bop / instrumental jazz or instrumental swing jazz songs for me to work on. On guitar that is. There is a cool version of donna lee played on guitar on youtube, with tabs and such. Any advice please ?
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