Does anyone like jazz? Miles and Trane baby!

Round 'bout midnight is my all time favorite jazz tune(That and "My Funny Valentine"-Miles). I heard it for the first time when I was in the 6th grade.
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A priceless night equals: Getting my freak-on with a hot provider while some Grover Washington, Wynton Marsalis or Miles Davis playing in the background!

Nope, no jazz. Don't know why but really grates my nerves.

For me to groove it's the blues. Texas, Delta, Chicago, Midlands.

Rye whiskey, good cigars, and good tunes.

A priceless night equals: Getting my freak-on with a hot provider while some Grover Washington, Wynton Marsalis or Miles Davis playing in the background! Originally Posted by Nutting Buckeye

BUCKEYE! LOL! YOU'RE THE MAN!! SMOOOOOOTTHHH!

Nope, no jazz. Don't know why but really grates my nerves.

For me to groove it's the blues. Texas, Delta, Chicago, Midlands.

Rye whiskey, good cigars, and good tunes. Originally Posted by Doglegg

Oh yeah, I can understand that. Sometimes jazz is considered a musician's music and I'm a musician, so it does follow.
I love everything under the sun but how bouts a little Stevie Ray Vaughn on a late saturday night feeling good with a little cold Patron and a little sweet somethin' on your lap?!? MY BOY STEVIE!
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Originally Posted by Mokoa

Mokoa, I lost my mind when he died. He's a legend and I've yet to hear anyone that comes close to him. Stevie lives on!
Oh shit, I just noticed Sofia. She's been around for a little bit on the Spanish channels and she used to host this show called Fuera de Serie. Holy shit what a hot piece of ass!

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I enjoy Miles Davis unique tunes. My favorite jazz artists are Paul Hardcastle, Peter White, David Sandborn and Kononia. All of these jazz artist bring their different flavor of tunes to the arena. I love music that soothes the soul and mind with a fine glass of wine. Oh yeah!!!

P.S. When I was stationed in Germany in the 80's we would go to Den Hague in the Netherlands for a 3 day jazz festival, those were some of the best times stationed overseas.

Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane <3

I'm down for Return to Forever, Weather Report and recently The Stanton Moore Trio!

I'm down for Return to Forever, Weather Report and recently The Stanton Moore Trio! Originally Posted by Rakhir

Rakhir YOU LIKE WEATHER REPORT? Joe Zawinul, Lyle Mays, Jaco Pastorius, Wayne Shorter that Weather Report? Wow! Chic Corea? My favorite from Chic is the Three Quartets Album.

Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane <3 Originally Posted by Molly_B

Molly, that's a very sophisticated musical palate you have. Trane- Giant Steps and Blue Trane are my favs. Monk- Straight No Chaser most definitely. How did you come about listening to jazz?

I enjoy Miles Davis unique tunes. My favorite jazz artists are Paul Hardcastle, Peter White, David Sandborn and Kononia. All of these jazz artist bring their different flavor of tunes to the arena. I love music that soothes the soul and mind with a fine glass of wine. Oh yeah!!!

P.S. When I was stationed in Germany in the 80's we would go to Den Hague in the Netherlands for a 3 day jazz festival, those were some of the best times stationed overseas. Originally Posted by Daracus

I've always been envious of Europe and specifically Germany and also Japan. Some of the greatest jazz performances were during that time in the 80's. Your very lucky to have experienced that because many musicians wished to have had a chance to take in that scene.

Anyone heard of the Brecker Bros.? Michael Brecker?

Last year I saw the Return to Forever reunion at One World Theater in Austin. It was tremendous.

Alas.... I miss Pastorius... what a waste of a great talent!

I'm also big fan of Jean-luc Ponty. And here's one for you if you are familiar with them: Brand X. I have always been more in tune with the B Bop and Fusion circles. But I can also grove on Lee Ritenour, Earl Klugh, and The Rippingtons.