I don't listen much to j-pop or other japanese music but I do listen to jazz and some fusion stuff, and from a couple of japanese artists I've listened to, Zutomayo has some of the best bass lines I've ever heard from a pop music genre. So yeah, please recommend me something similar.
Would be great if you know some good blowing album in recent times, still appreciate some old classic recs though
Seriously tho why do they do this? It's mildly confusing whenever I search for an album that yt music have like multiple versions of basically the same tracks
I don't know if Clifford Jordan's Night of the Mark VII is that good but for me it is a gem that was out of my radar. So yeah I'm sure there are a lot of great stuff for me that somehow buried under the ground of classic albums that people would recommend first when asked about jazz recommendation.
There's so much spirit and energy, especially from Roy Haynes who was 85 years old at the time. The build-up of ideas from the start until the end is just breathtaking, I remember tearing my eyes during Kenny Garrett's solo, it was so beautiful yet so powerful.
Mine is Pete Bernstein-Larry Goldings-Bill Stewart, can't get enough of them.
I didn't listen to vocal jazz at all but I think this album is great, any stuff to recommend
I feel like I did not hear a lot of people talking about it. I personally love their playing but I also can see some people criticizing them for being too abstract. To be honest, at first I felt like that as well, feeling that their music is for musicians only, and I have basically no knowledge on jazz theory, but eventually it grew on me, and I somehow get what they are trying to do and how their music works.
How do you feel about them?
I'm still on my quest to listen back to remarkable stuff chronologically from the 50s as recently I mostly listen to contemporary artists and realized that I haven't listened much to those albums in the 50s outside of some of the famous ones.
I'm currently at '57 and I feel like there are a lot of albums in that year that I don't want to miss in case they might be overshadowed by the obvious titles that would always be cited on some sites' ranking.