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to r/Jazz by highspeed_steel
3 months ago
Have anybody here been to modern Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey big band shows?
to r/Jazz by JoannaNakedPerson
1 month ago
Preview thumbnail for For those of us who love fusion tracks, I give you “Swung from the Gutters” by Tortoise image
For those of us who love fusion tracks, I give you “Swung from the Gutters” by Tortoise
to r/Jazz by wmnelsonpurgatory
4 months ago
Trying to build up the vinyl collection.
to r/Jazz by Emotional_Extent_932
2 months ago
how do i find a jazz group to join as a college student?
to r/Jazz by highspeed_steel
3 months ago
do you have favorite b sections in a song?
to r/Jazz by CoolTrombonist567
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Went to the legendary Wally Jazz Club last night! image
Went to the legendary Wally Jazz Club last night!
to r/Jazz by Upstairs-Win9366
2 weeks ago
Harmolodics and free funk
to r/Jazz by Old_Restaurant_7663
2 months ago
How to learn to scat
to r/Jazz by pipadefaucignyNSFW
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for A thankful post feat. More recommendations please! image
A thankful post feat. More recommendations please!
to r/Jazz by Quote-Quote-Quote
2 months ago
Favorite modern jazz musician? (minus laufey)
to r/Jazz by highspeed_steel
3 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The sub might find this interesting. This tune is played by Thailand's earliest western, AKA not with thai notation and scales, dance band in the 40s or 50s. You can hear the clear big band influence with chords, sax and horn sections etc. It also has a distinctly old school Thai flavor. image
The sub might find this interesting. This tune is played by Thailand's earliest western, AKA not with thai notation and scales, dance band in the 40s or 50s. You can hear the clear big band influence with chords, sax and horn sections etc. It also has a distinctly old school Thai flavor.
in Thailand
to r/Jazz by pipadefaucignyNSFW
4 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Please, I would like recommendations for albums with this sound. I love these two. image
Please, I would like recommendations for albums with this sound. I love these two.
to r/Jazz by ChopinSatieSchubert
5 months ago
Drop your favourite jazz standard, and then let other commenters reply with their favourite version of that song
to r/Jazz by luckysnackcreations
3 weeks ago
How to get Into Jazz Performance?
to r/Jazz by the_kid_nxt_door
1 month ago
Recently went through a break up, what are some songs I should listen to?
to r/Jazz by highspeed_steel
3 months ago
What are some stereotypes or observations of various jazz instrumentalist you've heard or seen?
to r/Jazz by highspeed_steel
3 months ago
Thoughts on Asian inspired spirituality in 60s western music including jazz
to r/Jazz by Somewheresouthere
2 months ago
Why doesn’t Ahmad Jamal get more recognition/credit?
to r/Jazz by Deep_Claim3666
6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Milford Graves w/ Charles Gayle and William Parker “Webo” 3lp?! image
Milford Graves w/ Charles Gayle and William Parker “Webo” 3lp?!
to r/Jazz by SquigWrangler
6 months ago
Thoughts on Portico Quartet?
to r/Jazz by Bla_House_2924
5 months ago
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to r/Jazz by bootywizrd
6 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Stumbled upon this today and thought I would share this here. It’s such a great album! image
Stumbled upon this today and thought I would share this here. It’s such a great album!
to r/Jazz by Gambitf75
5 months ago
Preview thumbnail for And then I said to John Coltrane, "what if you susbstitute a regular ii-V-I progression and cycle it in major thirds" image
And then I said to John Coltrane, "what if you susbstitute a regular ii-V-I progression and cycle it in major thirds"
to r/Jazz by TopoCh1coGuy
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Still one of my favorite ballads | Bobby Shew - Blue image
Still one of my favorite ballads | Bobby Shew - Blue
to r/Jazz by Kamikaze_Cloud
4 months ago
Looking for upbeat jazz/swing song recommendations