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Old 07-28-2007
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Default Anyone know of any good recent jazz music?

I am a big fan of music like chris botti, michael buble, and norah jones. I like the old jazz too but wanting some new material to listen too.
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You can never listen to enough old jazz, get those records back out or find some new ones at the Goodwill.
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try searching for Sitti Navarro at imeem.com.. she sings revivals but has a different voice.. she's actually under the bossa nova type of jazz..

i think its a new taste for you.. try it..
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Yea. All the best jazz is from the old days, back when it was popular. Even better, since many of those musicians are dead, the royalties are minimal or non-existent. I was able to buy a Dutch-made jazz collection of 100 classics in a record store in a MALL for only 4 dollars. =) Skip the expensive new crap, look for some old classics.

What old jazz have you explored already? Maybe I can give some advice one who you should listen too. 20th Century Masters has a few Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis (I think), and other famous jazz artists' top hits on single CDs (decently priced too). Buy a few of those, they should help you find new interests. Hope I could help!
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