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it's the jazz, stupid

Kendrick Lamar

/r/jazzcirclejerk

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4

Best Lounge Lizards album?

I really want to know.

3 Comments
2024/11/11
01:09 UTC

21

Jazz is coming back!! Can't spell heroin without "hero"

1 Comment
2024/11/10
17:28 UTC

85

Does this sub have a plan for when Jazz finally dies?

It's been dying a long time - Wynton Marsalis briefly saved it, and recently Jacob Collier and Laufey bailed it out, but we can't just keep counting on miracles like that. What do we do when it finally dies? Just close the sub?

68 Comments
2024/11/10
14:44 UTC

8

Was Dizzy Gillespie a freak?

7 Comments
2024/11/10
07:15 UTC

0

AI is getting too good...

1 Comment
2024/11/10
06:27 UTC

1

What is the best jazz album when trying to get into jazz for the first time?

15 Comments
2024/11/10
02:29 UTC

106

Why aren't there any arrogant jazz musicians?

I think it's amazing that jazz musicians express loving kindness to anyone who has interest in the music regardless of their musical literacy.

How did this happen?

34 Comments
2024/11/10
02:25 UTC

174

Why do people call Miles Davis "cool" when all he did was play jazz music for dorks?

32 Comments
2024/11/09
21:02 UTC

26

Why the Chet Baker version is considered the shittest Autumn Leaves recording?

Personally I can't choose the worst version of autumn leaves, as i find all the different takes offensive in their own sense, on such a simple tune.

However when often asked in this and similar subreddits about the worst version of autumn leaves, usually it's always the Chet Baker version that gets out on top. So I wonder why?

7 Comments
2024/11/09
13:40 UTC

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