Mr. Money87

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Best Jazz artist of the fifties
Visto che la mia classifica "miglior artista jazz" è diventata troppo lunga, ho deciso di dividerla per decenni. Non è una vera e propria classifica ma più che altro una lista di dischi che mi piacciono. Naturalmente è in continua evoluzione. Si accettano consigli!
<b>Miles Davis</b>

1

Miles Davis

Birth of the Cool (1950), 'Round About Midnight (1956), Milestones (1958), Kind of Blue (1959)
<b>Charles Mingus</b>

2

Charles Mingus

Pithecanthropus Erectus (1956), Blues & Roots (1959), Mingus Ah Um (1959)
<b>John Coltrane</b>

3

John Coltrane

Blue Train (1957), Giant Steps (1959)
<b>Sonny Rollins</b>

4

Sonny Rollins

Saxophone Colossus (1956), Way Out West (1957), Freedom Suite (1958)
<b>Thelonious Monk</b>

5

Thelonious Monk

Brilliant Corners (1957)
<b>The Modern Jazz Quartet</b>

6

The Modern Jazz Quartet

Fontessa (1956)
<b>Duke Ellington & His Orchestra</b>

7

Duke Ellington & His Orchestra

Ellington at Newport (1956)
<b>The Quintet</b>

8

The Quintet

Jazz at Massey Hall (1953)
<b>Ornette Coleman</b>

9

Ornette Coleman

The Shape of Jazz to Come (1959)
<b>Cannonball Adderley</b>

10

Cannonball Adderley

Somethin' Else (1958)
<b>Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie</b>

11

Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie

Bird And Diz (1950)
<b>Erroll Garner</b>

12

Erroll Garner

Concert By The Sea (1955)
<b>Sarah Vaughan</b>

13

Sarah Vaughan

Sarah Vaughan with Clifford Brown (1955)
<b>The Dave Brubeck Quartet</b>

14

The Dave Brubeck Quartet

Time Out (1959)
<b>Bill Evans Trio</b>

15

Bill Evans Trio

Portrait In Jazz (1959)
<b>George Russell</b>

16

George Russell

New York, New York (1959)
<b>Billie Holiday</b>

17

Billie Holiday

Lady Sings the Blues (1956)
<b>Chet Baker</b>

18

Chet Baker

Chet Baker Sings (1956)
<b>Sonny Clark</b>

19

Sonny Clark

Cool Struttin (1958)
<b>Art Pepper</b>

20

Art Pepper

Art Pepper Meets The Rhythm Section (1957)
<b>Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers</b>

21

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

Moanin' (1958)
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  • Patatrac
    Patatrac
    14 apr 12
    But what evolution, always the same records you play.
     
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  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    14 apr 12
    Actually, there are 4-5 that weren't in the other one, and I'm listening to many more from the '50s right now. Little by little, I'll add the ones I prefer.
     
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  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 apr 12
    Right now, I'm really into Adderley when it comes to '50s jazz; I'm listening to or re-listening to his records on repeat. Wow!
     
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  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    14 apr 12
    I'm really into the The Modern Jazz Quartet. Fontessa is a masterpiece! Django is beautiful too.
     
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  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    14 apr 12
    I don't know them, I think I'll grab the two titles you mentioned, just to get started.
     
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  • Patatrac
    Patatrac
    2 oct 12
    Candoli brothers, Goz the great, Jazz ultimate, Jazz Session, At the embers, buddy and sweett, Hope full, the house of blue lights, impresions, cooking, Sunset eyes, Konitz at storyville, at the blak hawk, cooking the blues, pensive, the first that came to my mind to freshen up the mouth.
     
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    • Mr. Money87
      2 oct 12
      You really threw out just 2-3! XD Thanks, I'll definitely listen. Of course, if you had clearly indicated artist-album, it would have made things easier.
  • Patatrac
    Patatrac
    2 oct 12
    You have to work hard if you’re really passionate :-) they are delicacies, you can't go wrong, and they happen every day, stay focused.
     
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  • Patatrac
    Patatrac
    2 oct 12
    Candoli friends, Conrad Gozzo, Bobby Hackett, Harry Edison, Elmo Hope, Eddie Costa, Mal Waldron, Paul Gonsalves, Teddy Edwards, Lee Konitz, Shelly Manne, Buddy De Franco, George Handy, and let’s not forget Jimmy Giuffre's trio while we’re at it and Clark Terry bus stop. Don’t pay attention to musicians from this or that era; these are people who know how to put their hands to work at their best, how and where they want. PS. There are a ton missing... the Blue Note blends, the thoroughly searched West Coast, the great arrangers, more or less known, the orchestras... so many other great soloists and many other sparks born from the feeling between musicians! ... come on, a little calm!
     
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  • Patatrac
    Patatrac
    2 oct 12
    Serenade to a bus by Terry, soorrrrry
     
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