Styles of Jazz Music

[A/V Solutions]

Here is a nice break down of just how many styles of Jazz music we have.....

http://www.apassion4jazz.net/jazz_styles.html

Maybe Mike can make this a sticky

 

[Mike]

Sure. Let me do that!

 

[jwhite613]

Jeff... Thanks! Nice Reference.

 

[f1 fan]

Thanks Mike...

Dave

 

[Olskool]

There is an excellent iPAD app called The History of Jazz. Very interactive. Discusses various forms, who was instrumental, their discography also with YouTube links to key performances of the artist being reviewed. Really excellent information! A must have if you are a Jazz fan.
Larry

 

[Myles B. Astor]

I always liked this interview with Oscar Peterson about jazz pianist's playing styles.

A piano lesson with Oscar Peterson. [VIDEO]

 

[A.S.]

Is That Jazz? Go to 3.55

 

[A.S.]

This video is highly recommended.
It tells about 4 of the best sounding and most influential albums in Jazz history.

1959 the year that changed Jazz\

 

[A.S.]

This video is highly recommended.
It tells about 4 of the best sounding and most influential albums in Jazz history.

1959 the year that changed Jazz\

And it is 4 significant different styles!

 

[A.S.]

And then there is Charles Gayle is it noise or Jazz?

 

[A.S.]

And here you even have RHCP's Flea singing Donna Lee;

 

[Mas]

Great stuff, and he is singing too. Thanks!

I always liked this interview with Oscar Peterson about jazz pianist's playing styles.

A piano lesson with Oscar Peterson. [VIDEO]

 

[A.S.]

Yes he was a big Nat King Cole fan

 

[Wasatch]

Nice. I'm a fusion guy.

 

[A.S.]

Nice. I'm a fusion guy.

Then you will like this tale of the beginning jazz;

 

[A.S.]

Great stuff, and he is singing too. Thanks!

Yes he was a big Nat King Cole fan

as you can hear here:

 

[A.S.]

I am enjoying this collaboration tremendously;

 

[audio.bill]

I am enjoying this collaboration tremendously;

For Tidal subscribers it's available here. :audiophile:

 

[Mas]

I hope they will release a live recording as well.
Check this it is burnin':

 

[Mas]

Kurt Elling is fantastic when he is a guest with another band, his own records are good but these are even better.

Then you will like this tale of the beginning jazz;