Cash McCall – The Blues

OLD DUCK TIME features Brad King, Bass, John Ware Guitar and Raice Macleod drums…

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I need a music that I can listen to classical music or jazz music on. I don’t want to have to pay, because it’s for school and I’ll probably never listen to it again after my assignment is done. Anything will work, just so long as I don’t have to pay.

Check this out, the best so far:
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my friends and i are arguing about the importance of jazz music. i have heard that some popular music genres today have been influenced or originated from jazz. what are some examples?

the truth is, nearly all genres of music you would find "popular" have origins in Jazz. Jazz led to Rock and Roll, which branched out into many other forms of music influencing the genres that are popular today. This is not to say, however, that Jazz is the sole influence, as the development of popular music is so complicated that it cannot be said to have one influence. In reality however, you would have a hard time making a case for jazz as a direct influence to popular music, as there is clearly a significant degree of separation, yet the influence is there, if only through the way in which Jazz led to the development of other styles of music that eventually led to that which is today considered popular. to credit Jazz as an influence on popular music, one must also credit by extension the music that led to the development of Jazz, that being Blues, Ragtime and a handful of other styles. To answer your question yes Jazz influenced popular music, but there is also significantly more to it that that simple statement.

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lately, i’ve been craving jazz music. any reccomendations? specific songs would be appreciated, but general is okay.

well basically what form of Jazz are you really interested in? Myself I perfer anything Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, Terrence Blanchard, and Dave Brubeck. Most of these artists I listen to while I write. If your more in the chilled out relaxed mood I’d Suggest:
"Kind of Blue"- Miles Davis
" ‘Round Midnight"-Miles Davis
"Monk’s Mood"-Thelonious Monk
"Flamenco Sketches"-Miles Davis
"My One and Only"-Miles Davis
"One" -John Coltrane and Thelonious Monk
"Autumn Leave"- John Coltrane and Miles
"In a Sentimental Mood"-John Coltrane
I could keep naming more but if you really are feeling the jazz scene there is this Jazz station I listen to when I’m in Philly. but they stream it through the web live as well, So i listen to it from Manhattan. Go to WRTI.org and they have their 24hour live jazz stream that you can listen to off of your computer. I hope this had helped you to get started in listening into a very artistic style of music

Rick Braun – Nightwalk (Live)
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Im a figure skater and i want to skate to jazz music.. but like that upbeat jazz like kinda the stuff thats from the movie Chicago, but all the songs from that are too long..

Anyone know anything i can download or they can send me or something?
P.S i do have the ability to cut music.. just everything from Chicago has words and i cant take words out… so yeah.

Look for classic Jazz from guys like Miles Davis, Cal Tjader, Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane, Branford or Winton Marsalis, Dave Brubeck. They have all got some wonderful instrumental jazz numbers that vary in length and would allow for a dazzling and or soulful routine. Good luck.