can anyone reccomend me some jazz, i just wants with no vocals and no horn stuff, mostly bass, guitar , and piano
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D Mullholand
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Bill Evans is the answer. try "The Bill Evans Album" (1971), "Solo Sessions Vol. 1" (1963), "You Must Believe in Spring" (1977), "Affinity" (1979) and "Conversations with Myself" (1984).
IcemanJ256
Dark Overlord
hmm, check out Tortoise if you haven't already, they aren't really classical kind of jazz, they were big mostly in the 90's but it's interesting, mostly relaxing stuff (considered Post-Rock by some) and they don't have vocals
Misanthrope
Latin, NOT Mexican.
Thorns of Sorrow
My pic is squished
it doesn't exactly count as jazz...but i really love the band called st. germain
something a bit more upbeat and modern for you
yes they have a horn player but he doesn't take the spotlight
something a bit more upbeat and modern for you
yes they have a horn player but he doesn't take the spotlight
If you enjoy viola, cello, percussion you might like to try Rachel's and check out June of 44
I cannot believe I forgot the one, the only JACO PASTORIUS
I cannot believe I forgot the one, the only JACO PASTORIUS
demon talented
enduring iconoclast
Check out Herbie Mann's "At The Village Gate." It's awesome. He's a flute player, and there's a lot of percussion and a very prominent bass. Check it out.
Check it out. 
dolphz
Black Heart
Alan Holdsworth (solo and with Tony Williams lifetime)
Al DiMeola
Steve Morse/Dixie Dregs
Great guitar based jazz/fusion, and three of the best guitarists ever.
Al DiMeola
Steve Morse/Dixie Dregs
Great guitar based jazz/fusion, and three of the best guitarists ever.
Nate The Great
What would Nathan do?
The exact artist you are looking for is Pat Metheny. Get anything from The Pat Metheny Group. Start with something a little more up tempo and contemporary like "We Live Here".
Don Corleone
Emre
i cant believe no one mentioned joe scofield! his work with the electric guitar is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!
Board
A role model to mankind:
I can clearly recommend Teddy Wilson's version of "'Round midnight" (from "Plays the greats" 1959)!! Absolutely fantastic!!!!!
Also Oscar Peterson's "Wheatland" (from "Canadiana suite" 1965). Superb all the way through!!! His "Hymn to freedom" (from "Nighttrain" 1962) is also superb!!!! All are really, really beautiful!!!
If you're looking for some faster jazz I can recommend Jimmy Ponder's "Seven minds"!! Great shit!
If you into funkier jazz stuff from the 70's I can recommend Stanley Clarke. "Schooldays" from '76 is his best record IMO. Bob James is great! Check especially "El verano", "Tappan Zee", "I want to thank you (very much)" and "Nautilus". Grover Washington, Jr. is also great! His song "Knuckleheads" is one of the best jazz-funk tracks I know.
Other recommendable songs.
Lonnie Liston-Smith "Expansions"
Donald Byrd "Change (makes you want to hustle)"
Donald Byrd "Dominoes"
Blackbyrds "Dreaming about you"
Blackbyrds "Mysterious Vibes"
Azymuth "Jazz carnival"
Kool & The Gang "Summer madness"
Ronnie Laws "Always there"
Hubert Laws "Romeo & Juliet"
There's lots more I can't remember right now, as I'm not at home. I have some records called "Classic jazz-funk mastercuts" no. 1,2 & 3. No. 1 is the best IMO. It doesn't have one single bad track!!
Also Oscar Peterson's "Wheatland" (from "Canadiana suite" 1965). Superb all the way through!!! His "Hymn to freedom" (from "Nighttrain" 1962) is also superb!!!! All are really, really beautiful!!!
If you're looking for some faster jazz I can recommend Jimmy Ponder's "Seven minds"!! Great shit!
If you into funkier jazz stuff from the 70's I can recommend Stanley Clarke. "Schooldays" from '76 is his best record IMO. Bob James is great! Check especially "El verano", "Tappan Zee", "I want to thank you (very much)" and "Nautilus". Grover Washington, Jr. is also great! His song "Knuckleheads" is one of the best jazz-funk tracks I know.
Other recommendable songs.
Lonnie Liston-Smith "Expansions"
Donald Byrd "Change (makes you want to hustle)"
Donald Byrd "Dominoes"
Blackbyrds "Dreaming about you"
Blackbyrds "Mysterious Vibes"
Azymuth "Jazz carnival"
Kool & The Gang "Summer madness"
Ronnie Laws "Always there"
Hubert Laws "Romeo & Juliet"
There's lots more I can't remember right now, as I'm not at home. I have some records called "Classic jazz-funk mastercuts" no. 1,2 & 3. No. 1 is the best IMO. It doesn't have one single bad track!!
Nate The Great
What would Nathan do?
J.
Old Fart
Alfonso
What a member!
His Naked City project is a must in every music collection... specially recommended: "Naked City" and "Radio".
Fortunesmith
Put it in your mouth!
How about Mahavishnu Orchestra? Now that is some KILLER jazz...JOhn McLaughlin and Billy Cobham are masters. John Zorn is a must have also.
dimensionidol
free thinker
he ask jazz!!
i think no one (except few)have mentioned real cool jazz artists...
first kool and the gang are funk
john zorn rules the earth but he is not jazz...
jaco's great but fusion...
etc.
listen to THELONIOUS MONK he create the whole piano thing...
and even if you don't like hornes LISTEN immediately to god mr.john coltrane himself!
STAY AWAY FROM ST GERMAIN(this fake son of a bitch!) !!!!!
i think no one (except few)have mentioned real cool jazz artists...
first kool and the gang are funk
john zorn rules the earth but he is not jazz...
jaco's great but fusion...
etc.
listen to THELONIOUS MONK he create the whole piano thing...
and even if you don't like hornes LISTEN immediately to god mr.john coltrane himself!
STAY AWAY FROM ST GERMAIN(this fake son of a bitch!) !!!!!
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