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My favorites are his All the Things You Are and Tea for Two

Josh Scott has made the same content a few days ago...

that makes me smile.

I consider myself quite good on piano but this is amazing brother!!

Cool!

Justice/evidence

What is the song by bobby McFerrin called?

The Olatunji Concert?

This is actually so interesting, why is it so underrated 😭

Rhythm changes

Very cool

Over the rainbow 53 is pretty sick

Thank you for flying United

Delfino Plaza from Mario Sunshine is shockingly close to those chords too lmao

The most remixed song of all time

Nice explanation. To me, Miles Davis defined the Cool Jazz Era after Bebop, which was Hyper frenetic.

I'm a "Kind of Blue" guy.

I got spurs

Very interesting!!

Im English, I live in England, UK. I heard/saw, McCoy Tyner, play at The Ronnie Scott Club, Soho, London, UK, with Gary Bartz, in appx, middle 1980's. McCoy, thanked the audience for coming on such a cold evening/night( middle of Winter ) Part way through this Gig, McCoy, spoke for sometime to the Audience his memories of John Coltrane, The Audience listened in complete silence, when McCoy, finished speaking there was much applause. Sorry for being boringly nostalgic. Peace to all.

what is the first one called?

I love his night and day

I'm English, I live in England, UK. I bought: Kind of Blue, in Manchester, England, UK, in 1960 ( When first released in UK) Soon after bought: John Coltrane, Giant Steps. Personally: Milestones, Is my favourite Miles, Album. Sorry for being boringly nostalgic. Peace to all.

Syncing hands is hard

Coltrane's sound, though all are great.

King Oliver. And when he was younger Mingus fancied himself a Baron (Dolphy's "The Baron" is an homage). So glad I discovered your channel. I really dig it.

Correct info!

You must have never listened to the audio directions take a peek at there music and you’re listening to is going to change for sure

Cool Jazz is my favorite. It’s almost yogic for me and relaxes me.

Ruby my dear from the solo monk album is my favorite

He had elements of jazz in his singing but I would not say he was a jazz singer the same way Ella Fitzgerald or Billie Holiday were.

"so what" and "blue in green" are life-changing 🛫

You count the “6/7” twice as fast, so … theres a rest in there

UMMMMM. Literally bought a piano hammer cuz i broke my drum key trying to tune my very old piano and did it in like a day on youtube its really not that hard

Art Tatum deserves more recognition. I recently reencounter his music after reading a quote from Jerry Garcia, who said when you listen to Art Tatum, it's like you might as well give up on Music lol. Not enough people know Art Tatum's name.

You never mentioned Errol Garner, a gentleman who didn't ever learn to read music.... And "STILL" be able to play equally to Tatum and Peterson ‼️ How does someone pull this off? It defies all logic.... 👈🏽This in of itself makes Errol Garner a very VERY special pianist ♥️✅

God I love this album

Cheek Corea and Gonzalo Rubalcaba

Jimmy Smith, the Greatest Jazz organist of all times!

I didn't know this, but... WOW!!! Now I understand many things...

I really enjoy your posts. Thank you!

My #1 would be Blue Train.

While you’re right that this is an example of a jazz tune that moves away from the harmonic complexity of bebop, the use of bebop melodic concepts has been part of Herbie’s soloing on This tune, including the original version and his 2010 live version in Montreux. While it hasn’t been the focus of his solos, it’s often in there somewhere, like a short code word in a longer message.

Rachmaninoff is judged by many the best classical pianist. He used to go to see Tatum and admitted he could not play better.

He was effortlessly prodigious. I could watch videos about him all day

The Ink Spots, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and Louis Armstrong are my favorite artists of all time. In that order

Thx for short explanation. Btw, was added 2 to pentatonic intended? It's also sounds cool and Tyner like.

Bill Evans.... the greatest

I'll take "Barry 'the Lion' Gordon" who I've heard on the 3rd st. promenade 100's of times. He's a beast.

I love swing the most but I do like the variety of bosa nova too