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Lot's of good stuff mentioned here...
Haven't seen any "Third Stream" music listed, so I thought I'd add a few albums from that sub-genre:
1) Jimmy Giuffre 3 - "1961":
Giuffre, Paul Bley, and Steve Swallow playing double bass. If you dig the Bill Evans/LaFaro/Motian trio... this builds upon some of the harmonic aspects of that music, and takes it quite forward.
2) Dave Holland - "Conference of the Birds":
One of my favorite jazz albums. Braxton, Sam Rivers, Holland, and Barry Altschul (what ever happened to him?).
3) Any of Ran Blake's recordings with Jeannie Lee.
4) Paul Motian Trio - "Trioism":
Motian, Bill Frisell, and Joe Lovano. No bass player, but I couldn't really see a bassist fitting in.
5) Henry Threadgill Sextet - "Rag, Bush, and All": Double drummer ragtime-inspired AACM music. Can't really describe it...then again, if I could, why would it be music?
Admittedly, this isn't a good sampling for someone just getting into jazz...just a personal addendum to the great musicians who have already been mentioned in this thread. |