atleast in jazz yes
Sun ra is avant- garde
Avant-garde jazz, yes, but not merely.
Have you listened to his ’50s tunes?
They’re all hard bop, sometimes even doo-wop-infused.
Great thread
@op is that time of the year again where im revisiting his discog lol whats your personal top 3/ top 5?
@op is that time of the year again where im revisiting his discog lol whats your personal top 3/ top 5?
i've been gettiing back in bag too lmao. as of now, this is my top 5
5. miles smiles
4. kind of blue
3. a tribute to jack johnson
2. on the corner
1. in a silent way
get up with it used to be my favorite miles album without a doubt, but i can't lie i haven't listened to it in full for a long time because it's soooooo f***ing long
i'd love to revisit that record i miss it
i've been listening to this live album as well; i fw it heavy

That album wild as s*** i only listened to that a few times. its so f***in heavy.
Im gonna drop acid next week and listen to this s***
This was the last time I dropped acid. Was glorious
i've been gettiing back in bag too lmao. as of now, this is my top 5
5. miles smiles
4. kind of blue
3. a tribute to jack johnson
2. on the corner
1. in a silent way
get up with it used to be my favorite miles album without a doubt, but i can't lie i haven't listened to it in full for a long time because it's soooooo f***ing long
i'd love to revisit that record i miss it
i've been listening to this live album as well; i fw it heavy
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGePvr3w2Gc&list=PLtiUg0DQwbpfKaBbTtwLo3simVF65mpG0&index=1Real for miles smiles. Considered his best playing as he was at his healthiest during that era with Wayne shorter and Herbie
He’s also the greatest artist of all time
Easily arguable. No matter what genre your in all artists can learn from him and his philosophy on music. Bro was the definition of a pioneer. Always ahead of the curve and making it sortve accessible for wider audiences, but also can do the most batshit experimentation that still sounds insane today.
Also his swag was insane. One of my favorite artists fr. His autobiography is the funniest book I've ever read
Easily arguable. No matter what genre your in all artists can learn from him and his philosophy on music. Bro was the definition of a pioneer. Always ahead of the curve and making it sortve accessible for wider audiences, but also can do the most batshit experimentation that still sounds insane today.
Also his swag was insane. One of my favorite artists fr. His autobiography is the funniest book I've ever read
Thank you for reminding me that I haven’t read his autobiography! Gonna hit that ASAP
Agree with the rest - true pioneer and hungriest at perfect his craft
Real for miles smiles. Considered his best playing as he was at his healthiest during that era with Wayne shorter and Herbie
Herbie's playing on Circle
s*** is gorgeous
it's such a warm and creative record; i could listen to that and plugged nickel all day
i've been gettiing back in bag too lmao. as of now, this is my top 5
5. miles smiles
4. kind of blue
3. a tribute to jack johnson
2. on the corner
1. in a silent way
get up with it used to be my favorite miles album without a doubt, but i can't lie i haven't listened to it in full for a long time because it's soooooo f***ing long
i'd love to revisit that record i miss it
i've been listening to this live album as well; i fw it heavy
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGePvr3w2Gc&list=PLtiUg0DQwbpfKaBbTtwLo3simVF65mpG0&index=1in a silent way #1 for sure
Easily arguable. No matter what genre your in all artists can learn from him and his philosophy on music. Bro was the definition of a pioneer. Always ahead of the curve and making it sortve accessible for wider audiences, but also can do the most batshit experimentation that still sounds insane today.
Also his swag was insane. One of my favorite artists fr. His autobiography is the funniest book I've ever read
his hate for nostalgia p*** in music was real af
One of the coolest-thought provoking musicians of his generation. He's pretty much turning into this generations Mozart imo
when its all said and done .. probably yes, there is no other musician with this amount of eras, peaks, and both stone cold actual real classics and cult classics