There are a number of tunes that you can play from our website. Here is an index of tunes that you can listen to on instrumentaljazzmusic.net.
Blues
Subterranean Homesick Blues - Bob Dylan (High-Quality)
Instrumental Jazz
Light Jazz Guitar Instrumental
Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Hi-Tech Jazz (Live)
Charlie Parker - Summertime (Jazz Instrumental)
Amazing Live Jazz Duet by Pat Metheny and Antonio Sanchez
Instrumental-music-…ACID JAZZ!!!
LP RECORDS VINYL CENTER - USED RECORDS SHEARING, GEO - JAZZ CONCERT - Capitol ST 1992 (S) 9/10 Price : US$9.00 Quantity: 1999 www.lp-records.com All Rights Reserved. Product Category S P.S. LP to CD or MP3 transfer $20.00 - includes miniature cover for jewel case. [After you purchase by clicking
Click on the image above to see a larger version. Item 1637262ES, $14.95 Songbook Format: Instrumental Solo This book has a difficulty rating of 3 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest. Chord symbols are included in this book. A CD is included with this book. Publisher: “Jazz Play Along,
Fans of the legendary jazz innovator and spirited ’60s jazz (and that era’s soundtrack music) are the best market for this twoCD hodgepodge of rare recordings either composed by or featuring some typically exciting performances by Herbie Hancock. If you can get through the first few minutes of the noodling warmup atonalities on the disc one opener, “Maulana,” you’ll experience the swinging fun of four tracks with African titles from a 1969 session that was originally released as the LP Kawaida by drummer Albert “Tootie” Heath. Hancock may have been designated as a sideman originally, but his colorful, grooving piano tones (which indeed roll in the spirit of “Cantaloupe Island”) truly stand out among the horns of Don Cherry and Jimmy Heath. Disc two is a batch of sizzling outtakes from the soundtrack session for the film Blow Up (do you remember?) featuring Hancock jamming with fellow future legends Jack DeJohnette, Ron Carter, Freddie Hubbard, Joe Henderson, and Phil Woods. The strutting, percussive bounce of “Jammin’ with Herbie” defines the overall vibe of the sessions, although there are sweet softer moments on the following track, “Herbie’s Blues.” The last three tracks, while not as artistically satisfying, are worthwhile because they were Hancock compositions for the film that were eventually scrapped. He doesn’t play on them, but the vibe which is admittedly dated but totally takes the listener back to that time melds all the jazz, pop, Brazilian, and surf guitar clich
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About the BMP8 JAZZ STANDARDS 1. The Way You Look Tonight (ins.) 2. Ive Got You Under My Skin (ins.) 3. Summer Wind (vocal) 4. Love Is Here To Stay (vocal) 5. It Had To Be You (vocal) KENNY G SET 6. Songbird (instrumental) 7. Silhouette (instrumental) JAZZ/POP 8. Sweet Love (vocal) 9. Time And Tide
This is an odd and delightful little album that features jazz groups doing music with Hawaiian themes, as well as Hawaiian musicians playing jazz, and the end result is like having a long afternoon to walk along some sandy beach on the Pacific. Louis Armstrong appears on five tracks here, performing “Song of the Islands” and sitting in on four additional cuts with Andy Iona His Islanders. Fats Waller and Red Nichols also have their moments on this compilation, but the big treat, at least for record geeks and music historians, is the inclusion of “Chili Blues” by the Castle Farm Serenaders. Only one copy of this strange 78 from 1928 is known to exist. Virtually nothing is known about the Serenaders, but their one cut is notable for its steel guitar line, interesting horn charts, and for what sounds like an allkazoo front line.
- Steve Leggett , All Music Guide
Click on the image above to see a larger version. Item 1040009BX, 95 pages, $9.95 This is our best-selling instrumental jazz book ever! Ninety of the greatest jazz tunes of all time are found in this single folio. The songs are arranged for instrumental solo, and chord symbols are provided above
