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What is Cottonmouth playing here, were can iI find similar stuff https://youtu.be/hqUQ3zE2hg0?si=xj-PJnQsegJaGlb4 submitted by /u/apoptosis100 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

About to get on a long flight.. looking for 3 jazz albums to explore. Looking for.. one classic one experimental one live submitted by /u/SkirtMcGurt19 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

hi, I want to put a cover of moanin' by charles mingus out on spotify/other streaming platforms, but I have no idea how copyright works at all or how to it, can anyone give me some advice? submitted by /u/epicBASS42069 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Listening to jazz today on shuffle, some Ralph Moore from the early 1990s grabbed my ear. Ralph seems, in jazz terms, something like a Tommy Flanagan. Not someone that pushed the music in a different or new direction, but someone who had a little something extra in his playing that made him a notch above most of the other people working in the same idiom. It also struck me that he sounds a bit like Dexter Gordon, with a burnished tone, an affection for standards, and a way of playing against the swing feel at times for effect. Scott Yanow's album reviews for Moore at Allmusic mostly mention C ..read more

I just happened to be at Sig’s Lagoon, the record store in Houston when I saw that apparently house of blues was giving out free GA tickets for the upcoming Kamasi Washington show, there were 50-60 there when I left. submitted by /u/slippytoadstada [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hey y'all, I really want playing jazz (or any other contemporary music really) to be a part of my career in the future. Currently I'm in a degree for jazz studies. I really want to be a player that people like to play with, as well as having my own voice. What are the most important things y'all look for in players? submitted by /u/NACHOZMusic [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am a big fan of people like InsaneInTheRain, Grace Kelly, Leo P, and Adam Neely. I am looking for some other people similar to them. I am minoring in jazz and while I understand the importance of the greats such as Chet Baker, Coltrane, the Marcalis family, Paul Desmond, Burd, Etc. I want to listen to newer and younger artists who are trying something new. I am a saxophonist music ed major btw. submitted by /u/Snoahy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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