jazz and blues
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Trending in jazz and blues
A Portrait of Gary Moore
Gary Moore
1993
1 review · 2 logs
Cowboy Bebop LP-Box
シートベルツ
2023
1 review · 1 log
The Best of Joe Pass
Joe Pass
1997
1 review · 1 log
Voodoo
D’Angelo
2000
1 review · 1 log
Mama’s Gun
Erykah Badu
2000
1 review · 1 log
Solo Monk
Thelonious Monk
1965
1 review · 1 log
For You
Tatsuro Yamashita
1982
1 review · 1 log
On Guitar
高中正義
1978
1 review · 1 log
Hot Rats
Frank Zappa
1969
1 review · 1 log
Master Of The Game
George Duke
1979
1 review · 1 log
Sahara
McCoy Tyner
1972
1 review · 1 log
Liberated Fantasies
George Duke
1976
1 review · 1 log
Get Rich or Die Tryin’
50 Cent
2003
1 review · 1 log
Alpha Blondy - The Best
Alpha Blondy
1 review · 1 log
The Genius Sings the Blues
Ray Charles
1961
1 review · 1 log
Illusions
George Duke
1995
1 review · 1 log
Let It Bleed
The Rolling Stones
1969
1 review · 1 log
Stuff
Stuff
1976
1 review · 1 log
How You Been
SML
2025
1 review · 1 log
The Return Of El Parche
Esteban “Steve” Jordan
1986
1 review · 1 log
Kind of Blue
Miles Davis
1959
0 reviews · 1 log
The Awakening
The Ahmad Jamal Trio
1970
0 reviews · 1 log
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady
Charles Mingus
1963
0 reviews · 1 log
Dukey Treats
George Duke
2008
1 review · 1 log
The Wall
Pink Floyd
1979
1 review · 1 log
Presence
Led Zeppelin
1976
1 review · 1 log
Live‐Evil
Miles Davis
1971
0 reviews · 1 log
Caliente!
Gato Barbieri
1976
1 review · 1 log
Thelonious Monk Trio
Thelonious Monk
1953
1 review · 1 log
In My Room
Jacob Collier
2016
0 reviews · 1 log
Recent reviews in jazz and blues
For You by Tatsuro Yamashita
Bruddy wrote the book on city pop and built a dynasty around it. And is still goated enough to not put the discog on spotify.
Illusions by George Duke
Funniest fucking album cover of all time.
Master Of The Game by George Duke
Beast mode funk with the Digital Love sample from I Love You More, bro was on one. The live shows of him in a white suit and the whammy keyboard are legendary.
Dukey Treats by George Duke
Probably his worst but some gold on here still
Sahara by McCoy Tyner
not his best but great record
Let It Bleed by The Rolling Stones
Bookended by iconic tracks; but nothing in the middle stands out too much. Just some good ‘ol blues + fun tunes, which is fine. The stones can (and have — and WILL) do better though.
Liberated Fantasies by George Duke
some of the best synth solos of all time imo - also guitarist from genesis goes insane on his solos i didn't know he had it like dat
Caliente! by Gato Barbieri
Aphrodisiac.