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bebop(or beboop) fans i really want to get into jazz.
and i guess why not start with this genre of jazz..everything in bebop is atracting to me. the fast paced,no order notes,the adrenaline rushing,etc. it almost kinda punkish if you think about it. what album should a begginner listen to get into this type of genre. | |
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...Those 3 should get you going. I'm sure there'll be other suggestions Jazz at Massey Hall - The Quintet (Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, Charles Mingus and Max Roach) The Complete Blue Note Recordings - Thelonious Monk Yardbird Suite: The Ultimate Collection - Charlie Parker The bebop style harnessed and channeled through a bigger band sound... 
...Birth of the Cool - Miles Davis Btw, those are not really "no order notes". Instead of just the solos being notes related to the melody, the notes selected are more closely related to the chords that are being played. tA  Tribal Disorder
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any of the above 3, or, perhaps one of these:
dizzy gillespie - groovin' high bud powell - the amazing bud powell dizzy gillespie, charlie parker, thelonious monk - bird and diz += [Edited 8/18/06 19:53pm] ------------------------------------------------
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Any album that has Scrapple From The Apple and Yardbird Suite on it.
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