IDK much jazz albums, but these days i definitly dig those ones Hugo Lippi - Reflection in B Julian lage - Squint / Speak to me Kenny burrell and Jimmy smith - Blue Bash Bonus: John zorn- Salem 1692
1. anything by John Coltrane. 2. Anything by Wayne Shorter. 3. Anything by Bill Evans. Bonus album 1: Extrapolation by John Mc Laughlin. Bonus album 2: In a Silent Way by Miles Davis
1. Night at the Village Vanguard - Sonny Rollins, 2. My Favourite Things - John Coltrane, 3. Modern Lore - Julian Lage. No particular order, just three I would include in my top 10. Most of your ten would be on my list too.
Top 3 at this current moment, no particular order: Vince Guaraldi, A Charlie Brown Christmas Pat Metheny, Bright Size Life Sonny Rollins, A Night At The Village Vanguard if you can't tell I love trios!
My favorite jazz album is 8:30, Weather Report. The song 'A Remark You Made' is the song that puts this album over the top; the interaction between Joe, Wayne, and Jaco is incredible.
Hey Rotem, inspiring vid especially Tigran Hamasyan Mockroot Three Albums inspired me. Cité de la musique - Dino Saluzzi Together - Robert Wolf Thimar- Anouar Brahem thank you for your great content, it changed my way exercising guitar and listen to music
My personal favourite jazz album is a bit of an odd choice. It's We Want Miles by Miles Davis. It's a live album from the early 80s that just blows me away. If you haven't listened to it I absolutely recommend Jean Pierre (make sure it's the full 10 minute version not the 3 minute one). Some of my other favourites stem more into jazz fusion but. In A Silent Way - Miles Davis Bitches Brew - Miles Davis From Nothingness To Eternity - Mahavishnu Orchestra And here's two that I don't know if they count. Mingus - Joni Mitchell (it's mostly comprised of her singing over music given to her by Mingus himself) The Next Twentieth Century - Father John Misty (it's like 20's big band jazz with vocals, except the last song, which is my favourite as it's most like his normal material, but it is a very good album)
My favorite jazz transcends jazz, the spiritual stuff Trane epitomizes, Albert Ayler is SUPER slept on 😴 I find myself having a different opinion THIS list is so MUSICAL, you have a MUSICAL sense of jazz But what I love in jazz is the transcendence of Trane, Ayler, Pharoah, Ornette Coleman, Mingus, Dolphy, Collier, even funnily Sun Ra But I love the sheer musicianship of thelonius and Marc Ribot, Miles, Jaco, Bill Evans, Parker, Wes
No Kind of Blue? Hmmm. I’ve actually played with guys like Clark Terry, Benny Golson and George Duke. You may want to add that one to your list if not at #1. No real jazz player would miss that one.
Exactly. These lists are great because it introduces great records we may not be aware of. I think we all need more of that. Just so much great stuff out there.
discover new music?? lots of very interesting new jazz coming from UK at the moment! and for many years the Nordic Countries gave us lots of great music !!
My favorites are Black Saint and the Sinner Lady by Mingus, Ptah the El Daoud by Alice Coltrane, and View with a Room by Julian Lage. I will check out these albums on your list that I haven’t heard!
Musical mind openers to me: 1 Escalator over the Hill - Carla Bley, Paul Haines, The Jazz Composers Orchestra 2 I am here You are there - Keith Tippet Group 3 Ballads - Derek Bailey and ONE more: Voice - Julie Tippetts, Maggie Nichols, Phil Minton, Brian Eley
Thanks: as a Dutchie two Dutch bands and a German. The Ploctones: legendary Dutch ensemble with Anton Goudsmit on guitar. Eric Vloeimans is a legendary trumpet player. And Tobias Hoffmann is a master on his jazz master. Have fun!
Herbie Nichols- complete blue note recordings: my favorite jazz composer as well as an incredible pianist Wes Montgomery-live at Tsubo’s-full house Thelonious Monk plays aellington
People who dont play an instrument aren’t going to like Coltrane let’s be real or “bebop” for that matter. They’ll listen to swing. But listening to abunch dudes just fill it up isn’t that attractive for listeners. You might like it as a musical exercise. But that’s about it.
@@MrSteviethegreat I like Metheny, but the only out stuff I can think of from Pat is Zero Tolerance, and his participation on Sign of Four with Derek Bailey. Song X… maybe. That’s probably less than 10% of Pat’s output. Have to be honest, I don’t think Zero Tolerance is a very good album. A bit indulgent. I like free improv but this is disappointing. It always struck me as being like when classical musicians decide to ‘learn/play some jazz’. Pat playing with Derek Bailey didn’t really work. (Personal Opinion). He is a great artist though. I like a lot of his music. I feel if he wrote a memoir (not an autobiography) about his life as a guitarist/musician it would be fascinating. It would also be long. I’ve read some terrible bios/memoirs - by jazz artists - but I think his would be fascinating.
It's hard to call three albums "top," so I'll pick one that's a compilation. * The Jazz Masters: 20 recordings from the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces * Clifford Brown - Study in Brown * Clark Terry/Bob Brookmeyer - The Power of Positive Swinging * Bonus #1: Mulgrew Miller - Wingspan And of course that's about ten too few. I have most of your top ten also :-)
What are your TOP 3 Jazz albums? Please drop a comment / links!! would love to discover new music ;)
1) Mingus x 5 2) Bill Evans A night at the village vangard. 3) Wayne Shorter Speak No Evil
IDK much jazz albums, but these days i definitly dig those ones
Hugo Lippi - Reflection in B
Julian lage - Squint / Speak to me
Kenny burrell and Jimmy smith - Blue Bash
Bonus: John zorn- Salem 1692
Sylvain Luc -trio sud/joe Henderson power to the people/oscar Peterson quartet live in Helsinki 1987.👊👋
Julie London, Julie is her name. Billie holiday, solitude. Any cti album can rotate at third 😊
1. anything by John Coltrane. 2. Anything by Wayne Shorter. 3. Anything by Bill Evans. Bonus album 1: Extrapolation by John Mc Laughlin. Bonus album 2: In a Silent Way by Miles Davis
I just bought my first jazz record. Night train. Thanks! Can’t wait to receive it!
I appreciate this list because it doesn't have all the same top 10s all the othe other lists have, and I found some excellent albums here.
1. Night at the Village Vanguard - Sonny Rollins, 2. My Favourite Things - John Coltrane, 3. Modern Lore - Julian Lage. No particular order, just three I would include in my top 10. Most of your ten would be on my list too.
Top 3 at this current moment, no particular order:
Vince Guaraldi, A Charlie Brown Christmas
Pat Metheny, Bright Size Life
Sonny Rollins, A Night At The Village Vanguard
if you can't tell I love trios!
Wes Montgomery - Smokin at the Half Note
Miles - Kind of Blue
Coltrane - Coltrane's Sound
Also great choices here :) I LOVE that Wes album so much...
Some good ones on your list! My three: John Coltrane "Blue Train", Herbie Hancock "Fat Albert Rotunda", Jaco Pastorius (eponymous)
My favorite jazz album is 8:30, Weather Report. The song 'A Remark You Made' is the song that puts this album over the top; the interaction between Joe, Wayne, and Jaco is incredible.
I like the Clifford Brown & Max Roach Quintet.
Mingus ah um
Nat Adderley work song
Bill Evans Sunday at the Village Vanguard
Sunday at the village is TOO GOOD
Two of my favorites!)
Mingus Ah Um has some of the greatest trombone playing of all time. Pussy Cat Dues? Phew!
Hey Rotem, inspiring vid especially Tigran Hamasyan Mockroot
Three Albums inspired me.
Cité de la musique - Dino Saluzzi
Together - Robert Wolf
Thimar- Anouar Brahem
thank you for your great content, it changed my way exercising guitar and listen to music
Oh wow! Thanks for that!
Tigran is a beast...
Bill Evans & Jim Hall - Undercurrent
My Top 3 is:
-Chet (Keepnews Collection) - Chet Baker
-Kind Of Blue
- Feelin The Spirit - Grant Green
My personal favourite jazz album is a bit of an odd choice. It's We Want Miles by Miles Davis.
It's a live album from the early 80s that just blows me away. If you haven't listened to it I absolutely recommend Jean Pierre (make sure it's the full 10 minute version not the 3 minute one).
Some of my other favourites stem more into jazz fusion but.
In A Silent Way - Miles Davis
Bitches Brew - Miles Davis
From Nothingness To Eternity - Mahavishnu Orchestra
And here's two that I don't know if they count.
Mingus - Joni Mitchell (it's mostly comprised of her singing over music given to her by Mingus himself)
The Next Twentieth Century - Father John Misty (it's like 20's big band jazz with vocals, except the last song, which is my favourite as it's most like his normal material, but it is a very good album)
So hard to chose. jOHN COLTRANE BLUE SKY, MILES DAVIS KIND OF BLUE, KEVIN EUBANKS SISTER VEIL.
My favorite jazz transcends jazz, the spiritual stuff Trane epitomizes, Albert Ayler is SUPER slept on 😴
I find myself having a different opinion
THIS list is so MUSICAL, you have a MUSICAL sense of jazz
But what I love in jazz is the transcendence of Trane, Ayler, Pharoah, Ornette Coleman, Mingus, Dolphy, Collier, even funnily Sun Ra
But I love the sheer musicianship of thelonius and Marc Ribot, Miles, Jaco, Bill Evans, Parker, Wes
John Coltrane - A love supreme
Grant Green - idle Moments
Keith Jarrett - Koln Concert
YES. So much. All the time... just the truth.
Grant Green - Blue Break Beats
Baden Powell - Afro sambas (does that count as jazz?)
John Mayall - Jazz Blues fusion
I don't know John Mayall! Whoa. I'll check it out - thanks!
@@RotemSivanGuitar a HUGELY influential blues musician who sadly just died.
very difficult to narrow down...!!1)Mingus Ah um 2)Wes Smoking at the half note 3) Pat Metheny Bright size life
*Of All Time -- english is weird:
Some more modern faves for me:
View With A Room - Julian Lage
Hearts Wide Open - Ghex
Enchanted- Tom Ollendorf
Very cool music right there!
Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue
YES
Superb
Laurent Méteau's METABOLISM - Reanimation
Moses Yoofee Trio - OCEAN
Nik Bärtsch's Ronin - Stoa
Martin Taylor - Spirit of Django.
Paul Desmond - Pure Desmond
Blicher Hemmer Gadd - Blicher Hemmer Gadd
Keith Jarret - Köln Concert
אוהב❤
❤️
These are b list
Mayeb you are B list.
@@RotemSivanGuitar 🤣🤣🤣🤣
No Kind of Blue? Hmmm. I’ve actually played with guys like Clark Terry, Benny Golson and George Duke. You may want to add that one to your list if not at #1. No real jazz player would miss that one.
Interesting. I feel kinda blue is a great record. As well as many others. Lots of AMAZING music out there. No real jazz player would miss that.
Exactly. These lists are great because it introduces great records we may not be aware of. I think we all need more of that. Just so much great stuff out there.
At this point isn’t it obvious KOB is great? I prefer folks introduce the non obvious records with these types of lists.
@@mojopin1122 well it is great to introduce other albums but If you are going to do a list of greatest of all time Kind of Blue has to be on there..
Gary Burton with Keith Jarrett - Throb
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Pat Metheny - American Garage
Dave Brubeck - Time Out.
Charlie Parker with Strings.
Kind of Blue - Miles Davis.
Roy Hargrove- Earfood; Bill Evans Explorations; Pat Metherny Speaking of now
Just a few more albums:
Søren Lee Diversity trio live in Copenhagen.
Scolohofo
NHØP trio to a brother
discover new music?? lots of very interesting new jazz coming from UK at the moment! and for many years the Nordic Countries gave us lots of great music !!
Miles Davis is kind of blue
John Coltrane A Love Supreme
Grant Green Idle Moments
Sonny Rollins Worktime
Joe Henderson in and out
Miles Davis Bags Groove
When music has to be explained it for me lost its soul.
Keith Jarrett Köln Concert 😎
I love jazz piano but I avoid trio albums due to the drum and bass solos.
It´s not a especific jazz album, but i recommend the new Hermto Pascoal album call Pra você, Ilza.
Ooh! Hermeto Pascoal = beast. He plays a leaf!
Thanks, great to hear music I’ve not heard before. What about Joe Pass? Virtuoso is so good
Yea, also truth. I use to listen to that album a lot... learned one of his arrangements for cheek to cheek. So wildly great
My favorites are Black Saint and the Sinner Lady by Mingus, Ptah the El Daoud by Alice Coltrane, and View with a Room by Julian Lage.
I will check out these albums on your list that I haven’t heard!
Pat Metheny Group - Speaking of now!! OMG!!:D
Roman and Julian Wasserfuhr - Relaxin in Ireland
Kenny Burrell - midnight Blue
Musical mind openers to me:
1 Escalator over the Hill - Carla Bley, Paul Haines, The Jazz Composers Orchestra
2 I am here You are there - Keith Tippet Group
3 Ballads - Derek Bailey
and ONE more: Voice - Julie Tippetts, Maggie Nichols, Phil Minton, Brian Eley
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Jim Hall - Concierto
Pat Methany Group - Still Life Talking
Well... you picked two albums that I have framed :-)
1) Bill Evans - Explorations
2) Charles Mingus - Tonight at Noon
3) Kenny Burrell&Coleman Hawkins - Bluesy Burrell
Henri Texier - Varech
Emil Brandqvist Trio - Seascapes
Contemporary Noise Ensemble - Pig Inside the Gentleman
Matthew Halsall - An Ever Changing View
Stanley Clarke CHILDREN OF FOREVER, Pat Martino CONSCIOUSNESS, McCoy Tyner SUPER TRIOS
Thanks: as a Dutchie two Dutch bands and a German. The Ploctones: legendary Dutch ensemble with Anton Goudsmit on guitar. Eric Vloeimans is a legendary trumpet player. And Tobias Hoffmann is a master on his jazz master. Have fun!
Boss Guitar-Wes Montgomery
El Jucio - Keith Jarrett
A Love Supreme-John Coltrane
Tauhid by Pharoah Sanders,
A Love Supreme by John Coltrane,
Ask the Ages by Sonny Sharrock
;)
2007 ‘Organic Warfare’ from Phronesis needs to be in everyone’s critical jazz listening shortlists
Stan Getz and J.J. Johnson at the Opera House is criminally underrated.
Herbie Nichols- complete blue note recordings: my favorite jazz composer as well as an incredible pianist
Wes Montgomery-live at Tsubo’s-full house
Thelonious Monk plays aellington
FULL HOUSE YESSSS
10 best albums without "a love supreme"? this physically impossible.
People who dont play an instrument aren’t going to like Coltrane let’s be real or “bebop” for that matter. They’ll listen to swing. But listening to abunch dudes just fill it up isn’t that attractive for listeners. You might like it as a musical exercise. But that’s about it.
@@watermelon1147 I feel like if you’re not going to like Coltrane you’re gonna not gonna like Pat Metheny either though
@@MrSteviethegreat no I really like methany. For sure don’t like pat martino though 😆
@@watermelon1147 I love both but I feel like some Pat Metheny stuff is a little bit too out there for some people. I personally love it.
@@MrSteviethegreat I like Metheny, but the only out stuff I can think of from Pat is Zero Tolerance, and his participation on Sign of Four with Derek Bailey. Song X… maybe. That’s probably less than 10% of Pat’s output.
Have to be honest, I don’t think Zero Tolerance is a very good album. A bit indulgent. I like free improv but this is disappointing. It always struck me as being like when classical musicians decide to ‘learn/play some jazz’. Pat playing with Derek Bailey didn’t really work. (Personal Opinion).
He is a great artist though. I like a lot of his music. I feel if he wrote a memoir (not an autobiography) about his life as a guitarist/musician it would be fascinating. It would also be long.
I’ve read some terrible bios/memoirs - by jazz artists - but I think his would be fascinating.
1) Peter Bernstein Trio - Earth Tones
2) Wayne Shorter - Speak No Evil
3) Joe Pass - For Django
Bonus: Ed Bickert & Don Thompson - At the Garden Party
It's hard to call three albums "top," so I'll pick one that's a compilation.
* The Jazz Masters: 20 recordings from the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces
* Clifford Brown - Study in Brown
* Clark Terry/Bob Brookmeyer - The Power of Positive Swinging
* Bonus #1: Mulgrew Miller - Wingspan
And of course that's about ten too few. I have most of your top ten also :-)
1) Wayne Shorter: Speak No Evil
2) Ornette Coleman: Shape Of Jazz To Come
3) Miles Davis: E.S.P.
Strong list.
Great list! Love all of those Albums.
John schofield HAND JIVE!