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it's really hard to pick just one, but i think i'll go with Dave Brubeck Quartet - Live at Carnegie Hall
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04-24-2024 06:33 AM
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Waaayyyy too many to choose from. I pretty much like all forms of jazz but favor the traditional small group combos and solo chord melody players.
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Bright Size Life
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It might be this.
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09-01-2024, 04:25 PM #130Onesimus Guest
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Probably Jim Hall “Jazz Guitar” and Quincy Jones “The Quintessence.” Hard to pick a favorite but if I could do a favorite album run, then the Miles second quintet albums … Miles Smiles, Nefertiti, Sorcerer.
Out of control, this album:
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I could reach far to be unique, but Kind of Blue woeld be my default.
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I might still have somewhere the cassette in 80ies-ish pastel yellow an 8th grade classmate recorded me this album on from his parents' vinyl record collection, must have. So this is definitely the first jazz album I ever listened to (and a lot) on my cheap Sony walkman copy in 1987 on my way to school in the city center. And definitely time to revisit.
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I overstated, no doubt. Actually, I agree with all of your learning advice for jazz guitar, or I should say I try to learn from it myself. You do emphasize the importance of learning tunes above all else, but when I see you play solo guitar on YouTube, I can’t imagine approaching that level without a lot of fundamentals first. But I am definitely in love with the album in question!
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Cannot make up my mind, but wow, what a flashback!
This one I haven't heard in ages (has never crossed my mind either)!
Whereas THIS one has been playing constantly ever since, somewhere in the back of mind.
(Both were on the Essential album... I liked both, but memory doesn't seem to stick to any obvious rules...)
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