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Piano Trio Albums That Feel Like Three-Way Conversations
Piano Trio Albums That Feel Like Three-Way Conversations
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2 in common: Sunday at the Village Vanguard and Concert by the Sea
In a traditional jazz rhythm section, the piano takes the spotlight while the bass and drums keep steady time. In the greatest piano trios, however, that hierarchy completely evaporates. The three...
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Jazz Albums Where You Can Follow the Melody
Jazz Albums Where You Can Follow the Melody
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In common: The Köln Concert
One of the biggest hurdles for jazz newcomers is the feeling of losing the thread during long, abstract solos. But improvisation at its best is not about playing random notes at blinding speeds...
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2020s Albums Released from 2020 to 2025 Worth Hearing in Full
2020s Albums Released from 2020 to 2025 Worth Hearing in Full
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Despite pervasive claims that the streaming era has permanently reduced musical consumption to fifteen-second social media clips and fragmented shuffle playlists, the first half of the 2020s has...
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1970s Singer-Songwriter Albums with Different Kinds of Intimacy
1970s Singer-Songwriter Albums with Different Kinds of Intimacy
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The 1970s singer-songwriter boom is too frequently stereotyped as pleasant acoustic strumming by sensitive artists sitting on Laurel Canyon porches. In reality, intimacy in seventies popular music...
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1970s Funk Songs Where Every Instrument Has a Job
1970s Funk Songs Where Every Instrument Has a Job
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True funk is not about endless soloing or wall-of-sound volume; it is a discipline of radical space, clockwork discipline and telepathic teamwork. In the greatest 1970s funk tracks, no musician...
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Jazz Guitar Albums with More Than Technical Flash
Jazz Guitar Albums with More Than Technical Flash
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In jazz, the electric guitar can easily become a vehicle for athletic display: frantic scale runs, endless arpeggios and dazzling finger velocity designed to impress other musicians. Yet the truly...
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Jazz-Rap Albums Where the Musical Conversation Feels Natural
Jazz-Rap Albums Where the Musical Conversation Feels Natural
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When jazz and hip-hop truly meet as equals, the result is far more than rap vocals laid over loop-pedal samples. The magic happens when the two genres enter into a living, responsive conversation...
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Modal Jazz Albums That Make Space Feel Exciting
Modal Jazz Albums That Make Space Feel Exciting
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In traditional jazz, soloists navigate a rapid obstacle course of changing chords, racing through harmonic turns every beat or two. Modal jazz opened up the room: by paring harmony down to a...
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Vocal Jazz Albums with a Distinctive Point of View
Vocal Jazz Albums with a Distinctive Point of View
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A great vocal jazz album is never simply a singer delivering a standard while a band plays politely in the background. The magic happens when a vocalist treats familiar songs as personal...
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Jazz Albums for People Who Do Not Know Where to Start
Jazz Albums for People Who Do Not Know Where to Start
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Jazz carries an unfortunate reputation for being intimidating, as if listening to it requires an advanced conservatory degree or a secret decoder ring. In reality, great jazz is simply about human...
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Albums That Sound Like Nothing Else in Your Collection
Albums That Sound Like Nothing Else in Your Collection
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For curious listeners looking beyond familiar playlists, these records offer sharply different combinations of voice, instruments and studio sound. A saxophone can seem to contain its own...
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Spiritual Jazz Albums for Patient, Open-Eared Listening
Spiritual Jazz Albums for Patient, Open-Eared Listening
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Spiritual jazz can sometimes feel intimidating to listeners accustomed to tidy verse-chorus structures or standard swing tunes. Rooted in late-1960s civil rights struggles, Eastern philosophy and...
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Jazz Records That Make the Rhythm the Main Event
Jazz Records That Make the Rhythm the Main Event
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If you come to jazz through dance records or hip-hop, follow the drums first. On these albums the rhythm can feel like a club track, an argument between two kits or a live session chopped into a...
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South African Jazz Albums with Strong Ensemble Personalities
South African Jazz Albums with Strong Ensemble Personalities
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South African jazz has never been a passive or polite affair. Rooted in the dance hall swing of Marabi, the pennywhistle swing of Kwela, and the vibrant, defiant communal spaces of Sophiatown and...
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Jazz Fusion Albums Where the Groove Holds Everything Together
Jazz Fusion Albums Where the Groove Holds Everything Together
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Jazz fusion often suffers from a reputation for excessive soloing and technical acrobatics, where dizzying speed replaces memorable musical ideas. But the greatest fusion records never treat...
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