Matteo Tarchi

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<b>Charles Mingus</b>

1

Charles Mingus

Mingus Ah Um (1959), The Black saint and the sinner lady (1964), Mingus mingus mingus mingus mingus (1963) Pithecantropus Erectus (1956)
<b>Miles Davis</b>

2

Miles Davis

kind of blue (1959), the birth of cool (1949), bitches brew (1970)
<b>Duke Ellington</b>

3

Duke Ellington

Black Brown Beige (1958), Complete Works 1927-1944 (2003), Ellington at Newport (1956).
<b>Bill Evans</b>

4

Bill Evans

Sunday at the village vanguard (1961) , Explorations (1961), Waltz for Debbie (1962)
<b>Thelonious Monk</b>

5

Thelonious Monk

Brillant Corners (1956) Genius of Modern music I & II (1952)
<b>McCoy Tyner</b>

6

McCoy Tyner

Sahara (1972) , extensions (1973), song for my lady (1968)
<b>The Beatles</b>

7

The Beatles

Revolver (1966), Sgt. Peppers (1967), 1967-1970 (1973), 1962-1966 (1967)
<b>Bob Dylan</b>

8

Bob Dylan

Highway 61 Revisited (1965), Blood on the tracks (1975), Blonde on Blonde (1966)
<b>Tim Buckley</b>

9

Tim Buckley

Happy Sad (1969), Lorca (1970), Starsailor (1972)
<b>Van Morrison</b>

10

Van Morrison

Astral week (1969), Moondance (1970)
<b>Eric Dolphy</b>

11

Eric Dolphy

Out to lunch (1964)
<b>Penguin Cafe Orchestra</b>

12

Penguin Cafe Orchestra

Music from the Penguin Cafe (1976), Broadcasting from Home (1984), Penguin cafe orchestra (1981)
<b>Chuck Berry</b>

14

Chuck Berry

After School Session (1957)
<b>Mike Oldfield</b>

15

Mike Oldfield

Tubular Bells (1973)
<b>The Beach Boys</b>

16

The Beach Boys

Pet Sounds (1966)
<b>Stevie Wonder</b>

17

Stevie Wonder

Talking book (1972), Innervisions (1973) Songs in the key of life (1976)
<b>Pink Floyd</b>

18

Pink Floyd

The Piper at the gates of dawn (1967)
<b>Pere Ubu</b>

19

Pere Ubu

The modern dance (1978)
<b>Eric Andersen</b>

20

Eric Andersen

Blue river (1972)
<b>The Band</b>

21

The Band

Music from big pink (1968), The band (1969)
<b>Weather Report</b>

22

Weather Report

Weather report (1971), Heavy weather (1977), I sing the body electric (1972), Black Market (1976).
<b>King Crimson</b>

23

King Crimson

In the court of the crimson King (1969)
<b>Talk Talk</b>

24

Talk Talk

Laughing Stock (1991), Spirit of Eden (1988)
<b>Yes</b>

25

Yes

Close to the edge (1972), Fragile (1971)
<b>Randy Newman</b>

26

Randy Newman

Good old boys (1974), 12 Songs (1970), Sail away (1972)
<b>Tom Waits</b>

27

Tom Waits

Swordfishtrombones (1983), Alice (1992), Rain Dogs (1985)
<b>Dave Holland</b>

28

Dave Holland

Conference of the Birds (1972), Music from two Basses (1971)
<b>Soft Machine</b>

29

Soft Machine

Third (1970), Volume two (1969), Soft machine (1968), Fourth (1971), Sixth (1973)
<b>Todd Rundgren</b>

31

Todd Rundgren

Something/Anything? (1972), Todd (1970), Runt (1974)
<b>The Byrds</b>

32

The Byrds

Younger than yesterday (1967), Fifth Dimension (1966), Notorious Byrd brother (1968)
<b>Archie Shepp</b>

33

Archie Shepp

Fire music (1965)
<b>Tortoise</b>

34

Tortoise

Millions now living will never die (1996), Tortoise (1994)
<b>Captain Beefheart</b>

35

Captain Beefheart

Trout mask replica (1969), Safe as milk (1967)
<b>Leonard Cohen</b>

36

Leonard Cohen

Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967)
<b>The Doors</b>

37

The Doors

The best of the Doors (2000)"
<b>Cecil Taylor</b>

38

Cecil Taylor

Unit Structures (1965), Conquistador (1966)
<b>Sam Cooke</b>

39

Sam Cooke

The man who invented soul (2011)
<b>Nick Drake</b>

40

Nick Drake

Pink Moon (1972), Five Leaves left (1969)
<b>Frank Zappa</b>

41

Frank Zappa

Freak out! (1966), Absolutely Free (1967), Hot Rats (1969), We're only in it for the money (1968), Jazz from Hell (1989)
<b>Neil Young</b>

42

Neil Young

Tonight's the night (1974), Harvest (1972), After the gold rush (1970), Rust never sleep (1979), Everybody knows this is nowhere (1969)
<b>Milton Nascimento</b>

43

Milton Nascimento

Clube da Esquina (1972), Geraes (1974)
<b>Brian Eno</b>

44

Brian Eno

Another green world (1975), Discreet music (1976)
<b>Robert Wyatt</b>

45

Robert Wyatt

Rock bottom (1974)
<b>David Crosby</b>

46

David Crosby

If I could only remember my name (1971)
<b>Hüsker Dü</b>

47

Hüsker Dü

Zen Arcade (1984)
<b>George Russell</b>

48

George Russell

Ezz-Thetics (1961), Jazz in the space age (1960)
<b>Andrew Hill</b>

49

Andrew Hill

Point of departure (1965)
<b>Paul Simon</b>

50

Paul Simon

Graceland (1986)
<b>John Martyn</b>

51

John Martyn

Bless the Weather (1971), Solid Air (1973), Inside out (1973)
<b>Family</b>

52

Family

Fearless (1971), Music in a doll's House (1968)
<b>Television</b>

53

Television

Marque Moon (1977)
<b>The Rolling Stones</b>

54

The Rolling Stones

Exile on main St (1972), Aftermath (1966), Sticky fingers (1971)
<b>Fabrizio De André</b>

55

Fabrizio De André

Crêuza de mä (1984), Tutti morimmo a stento (1968)
<b>Oregon</b>

56

Oregon

Music of another present era (1972), Distant hill (1973)
<b>Sly Stone</b>

57

Sly Stone

There's a riot goin' on (1971)
<b>Genesis</b>

58

Genesis

Nursery crime (1971), Trespass (1970), Selling england by the pound (1973)
<b>Jim Steinman</b>

59

Jim Steinman

Bad For Good (1981)
<b>Richard Thompson</b>

60

Richard Thompson

Shoot out the lights (1982), I want to see the bright lights tonight (1972)
<b>Eric Burdon</b>

61

Eric Burdon

The Twain Shall Meet (1968)
<b>Peter Green</b>

62

Peter Green

The end of the game (1970)
<b>Public Image Ltd.</b>

63

Public Image Ltd.

Metal Box (1979), First Issue (1978), The flowers of romance (1981)
<b>Jimi Hendrix</b>

64

Jimi Hendrix

Electric Ladyland (1968), Are you experienced? (1967)
<b>Max Roach</b>

65

Max Roach

Percussion bittersweet (1961), Freedom now suite (1960), Mboom (1979)
<b>Charlie Haden</b>

66

Charlie Haden

Liberation Music orchestra (1968)
<b>Talking Heads</b>

67

Talking Heads

Remain in light (1980), 77 (1977), More songs (1979)
<b>The Gun Club</b>

68

The Gun Club

The fire of love (1981), Miami (1982)
<b>Steely Dan</b>

69

Steely Dan

Pretzel Logic (1974), Can't buy a thrill (1972), Countdown to ecstasy (1973), Katy Lied (1973)
<b>Gram Parsons</b>

70

Gram Parsons

Grevious Angel (1974), G.P. (1973)
<b>The Pentangle</b>

71

The Pentangle

Basket of Light (1969), Sweet Child (1968)
<b>Paolo Conte</b>

72

Paolo Conte

Paolo Conte (1984), Parole d'amore scritte a macchina (1990)
<b>American Music Club</b>

73

American Music Club

Engine (1987), Everclear (1981), California (1988)
<b>Phish</b>

74

Phish

Lawn Boy (1989), A picture of nectar (1992)
<b>Ray Charles</b>

75

Ray Charles

The birth of soul (1991)
<b>Ornette Coleman</b>

76

Ornette Coleman

The shape of jazz to come (1959), Free Jazz (1960)
<b>Supertramp</b>

77

Supertramp

Crime of the century (1974), Breakfast in america (1979), Supertramp (1970)
<b>Scott Walker</b>

78

Scott Walker

Tilt (1995), Scott 4 (1969)
<b>Wire</b>

79

Wire

154 (1979), Chair missing (1978)
<b>Art Ensemble of Chicago</b>

80

Art Ensemble of Chicago

Bap-tizum (1972), With fontella bass (1970), Les Stances à Sophie (1970)
<b>Meat Puppets</b>

81

Meat Puppets

II (1984), Up on the sun (1985)
<b>The Velvet Underground</b>

82

The Velvet Underground

White Light/White Heat (1968)
<b>Can</b>

83

Can

Ege Bamyasi (1973), Tago Mago (1971)
<b>The Kinks</b>

84

The Kinks

Arthur (Decline...) (1969), Village Green (1968), Something else (1967).
<b>Nina Simone</b>

85

Nina Simone

The Nina Simone Story (2003)
<b>The Who</b>

86

The Who

Who's Next (1971), Tommy (1969)
<b>Little Feat</b>

87

Little Feat

Dixie Chicken (1973), Sailing Shoes (1972), Little Feat (1971).
<b>Big Star</b>

89

Big Star

# 1 record (1972), Radio city (1973), 3rd / Sister lovers (1974)
<b>Pixies</b>

90

Pixies

Doolittle (1989), Surfer Rosa (1988)
<b>My Bloody Valentine</b>

95

My Bloody Valentine

Loveless (1992), Isn't anything (1989)
<b>Syd Barrett</b>

96

Syd Barrett

The madcap laugh (1970), Barrett (1970)
<b>Creedence Clearwater Revival</b>

107

Creedence Clearwater Revival

<b>Hawkwind</b>

108

Hawkwind

Doremi Fasol Latido (1972), Hawkwind (1970)
<b>The Isley Brothers</b>

109

The Isley Brothers

3 + 3 (1973)
<b>Terry Callier</b>

112

Terry Callier

What color is love (1973), Occasional Rain (1972), I just can't help myself (1974)
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  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    13 mar 12
    What a great list! There's a lot of good people, quite a few of my favorites. I don't care about the positions, I couldn't care less, it’s very nice!
     
  • Emerson
    Emerson
    13 mar 12
    If you like jazz, it's impossible to leave out Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, and Louis Armstrong. Cribbio! :)
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    13 mar 12
    And at this point, even Ellington ;)
    For example, don't you like Hancock, Weather Report, Mahavishnu Orchestra, etc.?
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    13 mar 12
    If Ellington is there and up high too. I missed it, sorry.
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    14 mar 12
    Emerson, don't think I'm blaspheming, okay? But I purposely excluded all that part of Jazz, I ghettoized it to favor a bit the era of authors rather than that of the "soloists"... Because without Parker, Gillespie, Armstrong, Hawkins, Webster, Jazz would have stopped at the ragtime of Jerry Roll Morton, that much is certain...
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    14 mar 12
    Thank you for the compliment hjhhjij... I still need to hear the Mahavinshnu orchestra, although I might already have something... Weather Report is at 22... by the way, how do you deliberately choose a position when adding a new Artist?
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 mar 12
    First you add it and then you move it with the arrows ;) Oh, there they are, I hadn't seen the Weather. With all those names, I think I might have missed one :D
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    14 mar 12
    no.....this will take a century...it's one of the reasons why poor Bruce, and so many others from position 100 onwards that I've added, are so far down...it's maddening like this...oh well!
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 mar 12
    Ah, Mahavishnu, listen to the first two, those are a must ;) Do you know Hancock as a solo artist?
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    14 mar 12
    Hancock, yes, I like him a lot, especially Maiden Voyage (what a record, it even inspired Marvin Gaye's What's Going On,) and Empyrean Isles... it's just that I thought if I included him in the ranking, I would have to include so many others that I’d end up sending the entire rock world to the cellar!
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 mar 12
    This is true as well.
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    14 mar 12
    I forgot Oliver Nelson, Bud Powell, Albert Ayler, Wayne Shorter, Hancock, and too many others... I guess I'll have to make a ranking of jazz, come on, then maybe we can discuss it there... this ranking is way too inflated, it's unreadable! ;)
     
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 mar 12
    Indeed, it’s huge :D
     
  • j&r
    j&r
    14 mar 12
    synthetic ranking!
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    14 mar 12
    J&R is right... from now on, I will only accept suggestions on which artist to remove from the list instead of which one to add...
     
  • Night87
    Night87
    16 mar 12
    Pharoah Sanders, Grachan Monchur III, Art Blakey. Townes Van Zandt, Gene Clark, Roy Harper. These come to mind for now =)
     
  • alexx
    alexx
    19 mar 12
    Nina Simone at 91st for someone who put Mingus in first place is inconceivable!!!..I can't look, I can't look...
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    19 mar 12
    Look Alexx, you’re not entirely wrong, but let me tell you something: from position 50 onwards, I can no longer take responsibility for the coherence of the placement... I pretty much inserted them as they came to mind, and moving them around in the ranking is quite a task, so I gave up on that. In any case, Nina Simone (whom I love very much) wouldn’t have been placed higher than the 45-50 range, since I gave more importance to the authors rather than the performers, (a completely subjective and debatable choice) no matter how fantastic... just like Nina Simone! Any advice on who to remove?
     
  • alexx
    alexx
    28 mar 12
    well, it’s YOUR ranking…!
     
  • TrezzodHaddaway
    TrezzodHaddaway
    20 sep 12
    you are Giacomo Leopardi and this is the Zibaldone
     
  • COX
    COX
    21 sep 12
    Many notable names, but the Slint above Weather Report and Caravan at the bottom don’t appeal to me.
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    21 sep 12
    @COX: If you help me move Caravan to around 65/70th place, I'll build you a monument...unfortunately, the last 50/60 entries were placed there without assigning a ranking...it's a monumental task to shift them!
     
  • pana
    pana
    26 oct 12
    The best ranking of the entire debaser.
     
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