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    Posted: 06 Oct 2016 at 3:37pm
I realize this is a bit of a goofy request but I was wondering if anyone had any input for jazz albums to play at night while driving.

The factors at play are:
  • Something suited for the nighttime, so something described as 'romantic/intimate' or maybe 'lonely'
  • Can't be too delicate/quiet or the road noise will overpower the music


Grant Green's Idle Moments might be a good one except it's a tad quiet.

Any thoughts on this?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (1) Thanks(1)   Quote js Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06 Oct 2016 at 4:32pm
Miles Davis      "Quiet Nights"
For a night time fusion experience, try side 4 of Miles' "Agharta".
Brad Mehldau's recent mega solo piano release.

For something more old school, a mostly ballad album by Coleman Hawkins or Chet Baker.
Also, those lengthy slow blues jams by Jimmy Smith.

I'm sure there's plenty more.
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Where should I look in Jimmy Smith's discography?
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This Blue Note compilation is great:
http://www.jazzmusicarchives.com/album/jimmy-smith/jimmy-smith(compilation)

Or look for the album with the 20 minute version of "The Serman", the album may have the same name.


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I've liked John Zorn's mystic series for this purpose. (At The Gates Of Paradise, In Search Of The Miraculous, The Goddess, A Vision In Blakelight)
 
I suspect alot of early Coltrane would fit the bill too (such as Lush Life or Blue Train).
Hit it on Five.

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Stab them in the ears.
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Thanks these are good suggestions. I will test them out later tonight.
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The Jimmy Smith album in question is called "The Sermon".
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Originally posted by js js wrote:

The Jimmy Smith album in question is called "The Sermon".


I just got a hold of the album. Thanks very much! I really like jazz organ and jimmy is an obvious favorite. Can't wait to spin this one
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