r/jazzcirclejerk • u/wait4kate92 • 6h ago
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/me_oorl • May 27 '21
Pov: you commented “yeah man” on an r/jazzcirclejerk post
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/michaelhuman • 7h ago
Ascension
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r/jazzcirclejerk • u/smolrattino • 12h ago
What are other albums that would be better if they stayed true to their name?
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/Background-Injury952 • 8h ago
how it feels to listen to the black saint and the sinner lady
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/DJHammer_222 • 1h ago
What the fuck is "jazz"?
No, seriously, what the fuck even is jazz? What is this made up genre where no one plays the right notes and everyone's out of time and no one listens to it anymore? I tried listening to this "John Coltrane" guy but it was so bad I almost died in real life. This jazz shit is horrible.
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/SoHornyBeaver • 5h ago
What was the first Jacob Collier video that made you say "This guy gets it"?
Mine was "The Pumpkin Pie Song" by Danny Go.
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/F00tf00ler • 5h ago
POV: The other band takes over the green room and kills the vibe.
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/canspreadmulch • 1d ago
I know one of you has this album, what’s it called?
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/smolrattino • 1d ago
Wow this guy is a modern day Duke Ellington amirite
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/PageImmediate9491 • 20h ago
I have Sketches of Spain by The Pogues on repeat right now
God Bless Shane MacGowan
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/Ulyssesm90 • 2d ago
How. Dare. You.
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smh
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/Unable-Abies-9454 • 22h ago
Would like to know
Is Louis Armstrong blues or jazz?
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/JeethCarrot • 1d ago
DAE like to sometimes play really outside stuff that intentionally departs from what the rest of the band is doing to create a deliberate, controlled 'clashing' and then, when asked about it in an interview, say something like "I don't think of it as outside vs. in"?
And then elaborate that you think of it as one of many possible spontaneous re-harmonizations with a range of effects, seemingly insinuating that you think the interviewer or whoever asked the question genuinely has a simplistic binary concept of all harmony as either "inside" or "outside" even though, more likely, they were just using "outside" as a recognizable shorthand for something on the more tension-inducing side of the spectrum, thus having not really answered the question at all?
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/anriocht • 1d ago
Too experimental for my taste
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r/jazzcirclejerk • u/ratapoilopolis • 2d ago
tfw the promoter tells you the runner boy has been caught and there will be no smack backstage
r/jazzcirclejerk • u/musicmapv • 2d ago
Nina Simone mesmerizes the British audience with a spellbinding live performance of “I Put a Spell on You” recorded on the Sound of Soul show in 1968.
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Nina Simone performing “I Put a Spell on You” in 1968.
A live appearance on the British television programme Sound of Soul, recorded in England on 14 September 1968. It is one of the few known filmed live versions of the song and later appeared on the Jazz Icons release Nina Simone: Live in ’65 & ’68.