Every single JAZZ subgenre in a nutshell

[@lars1588]

Jazz fusion is a huge subgenre hat could warrant a whole video of its own.

[@keitheklein]

Also true for Latin jazz

[@craterellus3577]

​@@keithekleinI'm glad that he at least mentioned that Latin Jazz is absolutely an umbrella of its own

[@lucianojocy]

"World music", "ethnic", this kind of term is so racist it shouldn't even be considered

[@craterellus3577]

@@lucianojocy I wouldn't quite compare the term "Latin Jazz" up to "Ethnic." Grouping all non-western music is definitely much worse than grouping music influenced from a continent. Latin Jazz isn't the most culturally sensitive term, but you've gotta start somewhere in talking about music genres.

[@lucianojocy]

@@craterellus3577 As a "latin" man myself (I'm Brazilian), I think it's quite racist classifying my culture, my race, together with so many other cultures and races that feel as foreign to me as to a Canadian person, or Japanese. Plus, the term "Latin" was coined to talk about the parts of America that were colonized by nations that spoke romance languages (Portuguese, Spanish, French). I find classifying my culture by the ethnic group of the colonizers that usurped my land and my people.... well... VERY racist. Plus, Brazil itself is such a big country, with sooooo much different culture! "Carimbó", from the north, resembles other Amazonic rhythms like "cumbia", while Ijexá, from the coast, has strong Nigerian roots. For me, it's just stupid calling it all "latin". Racism is always ignorant.

[@fcardenas184]

I love how after the fifties genres are based on Miles’ mood

[@GP120]

I like that about a fourth of the genres are demonstrated by a miles davis album...that man did a lot of things..

[@iaminsfiredbytrustfration8502]

“tribe called quest” are good jazz rap artists

[@DanielsAdventure]

Guru’s Jazzmatazz albums are also awesome examples

[@asterios2.0]

using a mid-west emo band album cover for house because it has a house on the cover. love that

[@karimhatem13]

smooth jazz bit floored me😂😂

[@benjaminmcclelland2464]

My favorite jazz is specifically the jazz fusion of miles davis from the late sixties through the seventies. The sound that he had just really speaks to me and I've never heard another band that is able to recreate the freeness yet structure and dark moody harmonies that he had.

[@eliahkjerland8731]

My favorite jazz genres are Bebop, hardbop, cool jazz and swing

[@AlexBecerra]

Classic taste!

[@arko9151]

Sameee

[@griffingoodman1055]

Me too aparently hahaha

[@azufresaurio1346]

I always loved jazz, but now i can get into it properly

[@padmakamirihagalla1551]

Did we miss these? Mambo jazz (considered latin though) Big band brass jazz Neo Soul - it’s kind of more jazz and a bit of soul in my view Jazz pop (like Norah Jones, Diana Kral - or are they kind of smooth jazz?) But hey . Nice video . Cheers . You mentioned a few albums I really wanna include in my tidal list.

[@nomadicleopard]

Norah jones, Diana Krall would fall into the jazz pop strain yes, with predecessors like Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughn. However, I think there must be a distinction made between tin pan alley, broadway, and vocal jazz. In my opinion, old time singers like Judy Garland or Vera Lynn should not be considered vocal jazz for example. I would rather choose the modern representatives of vocal jazz to be the likes of Veronica Swift, Samara Joy and Esperanza Spalding. There is another term used - which is "vintage pop" - that immediately denotes in my mind the likes of Michael Búble and those guys. I would stay away from calling Búble a full on JAZZ VOCALIST for example.

[@rolfendlessman7983]

"Mambo" is just a section of afrocuban, not only jazz but also big bands that played afrocuban standards.

[@fantindelattre9042]

you could say it's mid-century pop for vintage pop@@nomadicleopard

[@matiasorozcoezcurra3971]

well it definetly is a mix of afro-cuban rythms with the jazz tradition, however it predates the fusion of the styles pionered in the 60's by dizzy. Mambo comes more from the the 30's and 40's, mixing with the big band swing sound more so that the bebop and hardpop sound of the 60's@@rolfendlessman7983

[@prkp7248]

Also Yass, which is subgenre that comes from Bydgoszcz in Poland.

[@rodrigoiglesias6938]

I love Jazz, but I never knew what exacntly I was listening to. I just knew I liked some jazz, a very specific type. Best thing ever is to watch this video in one screen and saving on spotify in the other. Life is pretty good, and it's even better with Jazz

[@Zinetha]

"What's your favourite style of jazz?" I don't listen to jazz, that's why I'm here. 😄 At least now I have something to start with in my quest into this genre. I listen to a lot of different genres of music, probably mostly metal, rock and pop. Melancholy is an important key element - I rarely like happy, upbeat songs. The subgenres I wrote down based on these short song clips, which I'm gonna look into more are: chamber jazz, crossover jazz, gypsy jazz, jazzfunk, jazz fusion, latin jazz, livetronica, nu-jazz, punkjazz, shibuya-kei, straight-ahead jazz and third stream (hopefully I spelled them correctly - I was mainly listening, not so much looking at the screen).

[@AlexBecerra]

Congratulations on your jazz journey! I'd personally advise anyone getting into jazz to listen to hard bop and modal jazz. Check out Miles Davis' Kind of Blue and Art Blakey's Moanin'

[@Zinetha]

@@AlexBecerra Thanks, I will! I stumbled upon this jazz musician talking about how he started listening to Tigran Hamasyan, and then through his metal influences got into metal itself, bands like The Contornionist, Plini, Periphery and Meshuggah, who all have jazz influences in their metal.

[@cactusjackNV]

Although I appreciate your enthusiasm to learn more this video is NOT a good starting point for someone who is just learning about Jazz. May I also suggest you focus on the basics of jazz instead of trying to understand a huge list of sub-genres that in the end are just buzz words. No disrespect meant for the poster, just a friendly nudge from someone who let's say is very intimate with the subject at hand.

[@theflyinghawk249]

If you like metal and wanna get into jazz, you will LOVE Panzerballett! Give a try to their 1st self-titled record EDIT: also try Mahavishnu Orchestra! It's a jazz-rock group with a very """thrash""" approach and Indian influences

[@ikigomez1407]

@@AlexBecerra Dude, FOR ME, if one knows what hard bop REALLY is, I'll recommend them Hank Mobley's "Soul Station". You will REALLY know what hard bop is with this Mobley's masterpiece!

[@mykilahsenwilliamsdorsey1495]

Okay here’s the thing, I have been listening to Jazz of ALL Kinds for all of my life. Now that I am creeping closer and closer to 60 years old I think I can safely say I have always loved Smooth Jazz just as much as Hard Bop, Modal or Ragtime or Latin Jazz…. KZbinrs please stop gate keeping Jazz. Listeners do not appreciate this. People like what they like. Telling the listener that the Jazz they enjoy really isn’t Jazz is not going to get them to have a paradigm shift and suddenly decide that Kind of Blue is just suddenly more appealing to them. Speaking down to your audience is never a good idea. Having said that, I very much enjoyed your video summary of Jazz! Thank you.

[@JordanD-s2t]

Grover Washington Jr or Ronnie Laws are much better examples of what smooth jazz can be.

[@sp9459]

My favorite Jazz genres are Bossa Nova, Dixieland, Gypsy Jazz, Latin Jazz and of course Swing ❤

[@segun_the_polymath]

Bro had me on the "...and cocaine" part. 😂😂 Check the 3:54 mark (I have no idea how to do "the thing").

[@thricestride]

This video is extremely helpful thanks to the diverse and cited Jazz artists and tracks spread throughout - one of the biggest challenges of Jazz is that it's a lot harder to get to know tracks by name as a casual listener because there's hardly anything you can easily put into a search engine or talk to people about if you can't see the cover art, making natural discovery in public spaces difficult (unlike tracks with lyrics, which usually include the name of the track or other notable lines that can easily be searched or discussed) TLDR: The track examples given are probably the best thing you could give someone new to the genre - Jazz is hard to start in

[@pancake4ever181]

Jazz-starter metalhead here! the black metal reference got me lol

[@skomyjester]

My favorite style of jazz is by and far Gypsy jazz! Though I like anything you can dance to like Ragtime, Swing, Hard Bop, Latin, etc as well, but as a guitarist and Django Reinhardt fan Gypsy jazz takes the cake as my favorite.

[@SpinWIN2]

You've missed the dark jazz or doom jazz that appeared in the earlie 2000. Some notable mentions are the german band Bohren & der club of Gore and The Killimanjaro darkjazz ensemble.

[@charondolls]

Thanks for including Shibuya Kei. I wish the influence of London/ UK music diaspora is mentioned in Acid Jazz.

[@Dr.KaitouPhD]

Thank you. I've been listening to jazz for a bit now, and I've been wanting to be able to understand what type of jazz I'm listening to.

[@AlexBecerra]

And what type of jazz are you listening to? I'd love to know

[@robertlear2712]

My favorite jazz is The Dave Brubeck Quartet. I guess it would be West Coast Jazz. I also like jazz fusion.

Swing and Bebop will always be my favorite jazz subgenres. definetly the two most important ones in jazz history

[@miniappletheapple]

My favorite subgenres is Jazz Fusion, Bebop, Hardbop, Post-bop, Big Band, Avant-Gade Jazz, Nu Jazz and Swing

[@ElSleaze]

You missed the "Outer Space Jazz"... The one and only Sun Ra!

[@pomboss6459]

This video reaffirms my love for Jazz, there’s just so much style, groove, and most importantly, personality to it! (Acid Jazz is definitely my favorite)

[@noble2122]

same! i love Incognito so much

[@MrDecksels]

I'm a sucker for all things Mingus, my favourite period of Miles Davis is his Second Great Quintet and I often find myself listening to Bluenote-releases led by Andrew Hill. According to this video that should make me a lover of Post-Bop.

[@noep8043]

I'm in love with Shibuya-Kei music

[@Niko_lai-78]

Well shoot, I just learned my favorite type of jazz is not "real" jazz. Oh well, smooth jazz/lounge café whatever you would call it chill jazz is nice and I'mma keep listening to it.

[@dresdelparry2346]

Don't worry. That's only HIS opinion. You're entitled to yours. Smooth Jazz is very suitable for people who love to meditate, into Spiritual Cleansing and Healing or just plain relaxing or focusing their mind to relax or concentrate for learning or even to overcome emotional stresses of this world. That's my opinion. Hee! Hee! Btw, excellent information put together. E.g.s could've been a little longer though I do understand he was trying to squeeze a lot in such a small time frame. It might've been better if he had done it in parts instead especially after asking people to put in their suggestions as well in which they did. Just a thought.

[@spinaltap526]

I feel like his example wasn't the best representation of Smooth Jazz. Kenny G is cheeseball garbage in my opinion, but there is a lot of good in that genre too. I love Grover Washington Jr., for instance (though maybe some would categorize some of his albums as soul jazz rather than smooth jazz).

[@krazykay9395]

I’m with you. I’m leaning towards smooth jazz, heck I know it consider a stripped version of actual jazz. My dad taught me the likes of Fourplay and Rippingtons.

[@malachyodonoghue3746]

Nice video, i know a bit of jazz but not much and am looking to know more, the only Jazz i know is Kendrick Lamar and two Radiohead songs, my personal favourite jazz song I've heard is Radiohead's Life in A Glasshouse. I mainly like jazz that's passionate, emotional vocals & is best described as organized chaos & i really care for music with a story, any jazz you'd recommend?

[@danielquintana1353]

Cool jazz, the best of all, is the pinnacle of jazz, the deeper, most intellectual, the purest essence of jazz itself

[@Friedensp4nzer]

Thanks for this, it clarifies a lot for me. So basically a lot of genres I know are Jazz and I didn't know it and what I listen to sometime and think of when thinking of Jazz is Bebop / Hotbop most of the time.^^

[@DrunkDa3Dr34ming]

Thank you so much for this video! I was trying to find the type of jazz I was into. Ya gotta love swing jazz🔥

[@Ðez]

Loved the video, you really effectively summed up stuff well. Also shout out to Stride Jazz - you could call it a ragtime or kansas city jazz derivitive, but the rythm of that piano is something to behold, & Fats Waller, James Johnson & others deserve more love

[@hadisatriaganesa3349]

metal jazz is also fascinating to listen to if you like metal but want a little bit of spice. the example like CKRAFT

[@miniappletheapple]

Thanks for band recommendation, I only know some metal jazz band/artist like Liquid Tension Experiment and Zachary Bornheimer

[@nikola9999100]

I can't remember how many times I've heard "Sweet child o' mine" and other songs in a smooth jazz style in some cafe or store.

[@Sqwivig]

6:51 YO WTF!? I Always thought George Benson was just funk/disco! Also, Give me the Night is a damn good song 👌

[@ElClásicodelos30s]

My favourite Jazz styles: 1 - British Dance Band 1.2 - Dixieland "Hot Jazz" "New Orleans Jazz" 1.3 - Swing / Big Band 1.4 - Ragtime 2 - Cool Jazz 2.2 - Latin jazz "Cha Cha Cha" "Mambo" 2.3 - Hard Bop 3- Modal Jazz

[@samcaplan4646]

I feel like you missed something best described as Japanese hyperfunk jazz like T-Square or Casiopea

[@Luqum]

Swing, Avant-garde/ Free Jazz/ Post-Bop probably my favourite styles of Jazz.

[@quincy9908]

I actually like how most of these genres actually sound different, but yet similar to enough to actually be considered the same genre.

[@quincy9908]

If you were to compare this to Rock Subgenres, 40% of the subgenres are the same genre, just with different tempos or had a different description in a newspaper that never died down describing the same artist a "subgenre" came from or both.

[@Mike-ge7pe]

I didn’t come here expecting to hear Refused, but that’s really cool they showed up

[@robertlear2712]

In the mid seventies a friend took me to a Chick Correa concert. When I asked what kind of music it was he said jazz. I was a guitar player in a rock band in college but I had an idea what jazz was. I was expecting a standup bass, grand piano, small drum kit and a fat electric jazz guitar. But what they set up was a huge drum kit, an electric bass, a Gibson Les Paul played through a Marshall stack amplifier and a Fender Rhodes electric piano. They played jazz through those instruments. That is jazz fusion. It was amazing.

[@chillingFriend]

Amazing video, thanks!!

[@niQmusiQ]

I LOVE SHIBUYA-KEI. But my favourite has to be jazz fusion🤤

[@usdjpyfan8752]

I am not sure in what subgenre would Bill Evans and Ryo Fukui fall but I absolutely love slower piano jazz albums. It's great to listen to when working. It's calming and not distracting.

[@mmmmm4986]

Thanks for giving me the blueprint/map for jazz i just started my jazz journey

[@davidwhitaker2211]

Thank you for shouting out Ragtime as a predecessor to Jazz. TIL about Shibuya and Punk Jazz and I think I'm about to go create a playlist

[@hamoody1279]

was NOT expecting to see throbbing gristle on a jazz video

[@NPGLAMB]

I love jazz funk , jazz fusion and smooth jazz

[@shadverasend8047]

you are life saver for my spontaneous desire to learn about music genre's I swear this was the exact video I needed to get a clue on where to start. Also swing is my fav :)

[@rhiannon3826]

Bossa nova, cool jazz, gypsy jazz/jazz manouge, jazz rap(for free kendrick), Latin jazz, vocal jazz, are my fav

[@AwsmTune]

Jazztronic, Glitch, Liquid Jazz, Fusion, Math Jazz, Acid Jazz,, Progressive, Lo-fi, Contemporary, UK Jazz, World Fusion, Djazz, Modern Jazz, Neo-Soul, Japan Jazz...

[@cosmicpanda7043]

You got some reccomendations for math jazz? That sounds pretty interesting

[@AwsmTune]

immortal onions, waldos gift, tatran are good examples. its commonly known for odd time signature, polyrhythm, dissonant chords and chopped melodies. you could also count some wellknown jazz musician in that genre like gogo penguins or tigran hamasyan @@cosmicpanda7043

[@thernymous]

​@@cosmicpanda7043on a hunch, maybe the stuff on nik bärtsch' ronin records, which often is polyrhythmic

[@leolaurindo]

You should search for "choro-jazz", from people like Hamilton de Holanda, Mestrinho.

[@balinthonvari7723]

this video deserves so much more views! very well done

[@orangepuffnora3129]

Bossa Nova, Gypsy Jazz, Bebop, (Hard bop), Jazz Funk, (Modal Jazz)

[@benjaminbateman8808]

This video would in-fact be viral if it was simply in chronological order. It’s not that hard. If there are two close together then put them by each-other and clarify.

[@quincy9908]

Swing, KC Jazz, Acid jazz & Latin Jazz are all my favorite

[@azraelfirstofhisname8695]

Avant garde and free form are some of the more interesting genres to me cultivated by Coltrane and Wayne Shorter

[@RienDekker]

Great video, thanks for all your work! I learned a lot. Love your view on smooth jazz haha, and i totally agree.

[@trevorcollins25]

I’m self-taught in music theory & compose Classical style music. Considering early influences like Debussy (see the Cello Sonata); Ravel (see the second movement of Violin Sonata No. 2 [described as as “Blues,”]); and of COURSE George Gershwin (just see Rhapsody in Blue), I feel like Classical deserves a category here…

[@oddsockfreya]

as a brit, your pronunciation of bri ish is impeccable

[@C2Ac]

I discovered your channel today and I'm loving your videos, keep it up. You are an amazing person and very smart. Hugs from Brazil

[@AlexBecerra]

Thanks a lot. Hope I can continue making videos soon. Much love.

[@daan9211]

Chronological order would be easier on the brain, its not impossible.

[@JeiElRai]

That's true, but plenty of work (in terms of research and editing) went into this as is, and while it may not be useful for understanding the evolution of jazz it can certainly clear up what the different styles are elementally. This is the most comprehensive thing in KZbin so far, and quite useful for what it is. For someone able and willing to make a chronological, and perhaps more in-depth breakdown is a wide-open window of opportunity 😎

[@daan9211]

@@JeiElRai plenty of money is made, and more would be made if video was better, so im doing him a favour with feedback

[@linkenparis9562]

more music less talking

[@Dave.Mustaine.Is.Genius]

It's okay that he does extra efforts to present the subgenres better, but I wish the music parts were longer than it is now, and more emphasized :( Some sub-genres didn't even see any example in the video.

[@Jules-740]

The talking is fine and to the point but I think we needed him to play two samples for each type with 15-30 second long samples.

[@linkenparis9562]

more music, just as much talking

[@my_wig_is_on_fire250]

I have no idea why but I find this video very relaxing. Very informative!

[@melanchomusic1773]

For Punk Jazz you can also check a Japanese band called 385. Unlike Refused - The Deadly Rhythm which I think only like switching between Punk and Jazz (and only occur in that one particular song), they literally combining these 2 genres seamlessly with heavy thick bass, electric piano, and scream (sometimes). Sorry for my bad english.

[@gabejohnson97]

WOW. that NINGEN album took all of 60 seconds to give me full body goosebumps.

[@cfoldesh]

I agree, going alphabetically was definitely a bad idea. Chronologically makes more sense.

[@ximenadelrio]

Great video !!!! Thank you so so much !!!!

[@lucianojocy]

Ronald Shannon Jackson & the decoding society: that's what I learned from this video. Thank you!

[@leoj5546]

WOW IM BROWSING THE RYM JAZZ SUBCATEGORY BRAVO 10/10 VIDEO

[@lovejazzloverap]

You miss a lot of gems if you just think smooth jazz as the stereotypical kenny g types of songs. There's dope sounding records there

[@lebogangmogashoa8817]

Thanks for helping me identify the subgenre of jazz I like. I didn't know the name of the subgenre: avant-garde jazz

[@AlexBecerra]

One of my personal favourites, along with free jazz.

[@Stay_fan-l2s]

What would laufey's music fall under would it be 'crossover jazz'

[@AlexBecerra]

I should probably listen to her more, but there's lot of bossa nova there. Maybe because of her pop sensibilities, crossover jazz might be right.

[@screwtapee]

Personally i would say she is more pop than jazz but with large jazz influences, so I would say she's jazz pop

[@Stay_fan-l2s]

@@screwtapee I would say it depends on the song like 'love sick' is a pop song influenced by jazz. While haunted is a jazz song in the same vein as wish upon a star.

[@BigDaddyAlvrz]

You forgot Country Jazz or Western Swing, a combination of Country and Swing with Jazz. A lot of great guitar players in this style, very similar to Django Reinhardt but with electric guitar.

[@DyarContreras]

Ryan Cavanaugh is an AWESOME jazz fusion banjoist

[@GuilhermeAraujo-ky1xw]

much easier to say fusion jazz than all these

[@danilofonseca1318]

my thing is the so-called acid jazz, wich is a british🇬🇧 90’s funky kind of jazz, groovy and stuff

[@RiversPhotography]

I heard art Blakey and immediately hoped to hear Moanin' 😅

[@margaretedwards1366]

You left out Western Swing . Swing music played with Country music instrumentation. Fiddle, upright bass, acoustic and electric guitars , pedal steel , drums and vocals. Eldon Shamblin, Bob Willis and the Texas Playboys and Asleep at the Wheel are good examples of the genre.

[@bird5119]

First time hearing Wynton Marsalis given the middle name of "tradition", and i love the joke lol

[@jazzcook]

One way to do the sub genres is use the World Wars up until Viet Nam. The music seemed to change after every war. After WWI Dixieland lost some of its charm and Swing became popular. After WWII Bop and small groups became more popular. During the Korean War we had the beginnings of Free Jazz and Avant Garde. Viet Nam brought us electric Jazz. It seemed that many Jazz musicians frowned on electric instruments but this era welcomed it with heavy doses of Rock music blended in.

[@denizsincar29]

another genre is monk's music. It's really a different subgenre, it's great.

[@grahampaulkendrick7845]

If it's smoth, it ain't jazz! I'd have included Western Swing!

[@l8tbloomer]

Ok, great review, but what I learned new was Fred Ho. Never heard him somehow. Thank you.

[@gabejohnson97]

My favorite styles of jazz right now are fusion, ethno/world, and afro-cuban. Jazz in non-western modes just really does it for me. Visions of the Emerald Beyond -- Mahavishnu Orchestra, Ethiopiques v.4 by Mulatu Astatke, and AfroCubism -- AfroCubsim. I'm also glad to know the term Bebop, because now I don't have to call it "Headache Jazz" anymore. It's too much of everything for me. I don't care how fast someone can squirrel through scales, I don't care how many extra fingers you need to play your Em7b9#12&dim chords. It's technically impressive but expressively vapid. I don't care how many jazz autist jimmies that just rustled. For me it's emotive expression > technical virtuosity every time. If that pissed you off, please send me a bebop album that I'm wrong about. I'd love to like it, but so far I don't.

[@AlexBecerra]

It's a matter of taste, honestly. I've bee moved by several bop albums just because of its raw, frantic energy, which is something I definitely enjoy and appreciate. Same reason I also like free jazz, avant-garde jazz and post-bop. By the way, I'm one of those jazz "autists" (I'm literally autistic), but no jimmies were rustled. Take care. 👋

[@gabejohnson97]

@@AlexBecerra ahahaha you're awesome, and totally right. Taste is taste. I promise I'm not actually as pissed about bop as I probably came off lol. Maybe I just need to up my tolerance.

[@liuzh1han]

My favorite subgenre to this day has to be bebop and modal jazz love the batshit crazy runs and back and forth solos of bebop Modal jazz is also really out there and has great replayability A close second would be free jazz and jazz fusion Gotta give some love to latin jazz and bossa nova too

[@brendanohare1300]

Did not expect the "true" black metal reference.

[@viggokeller1773]

my favorite style is swing and my favorite singer is Cab Calloway. my favorite music is from the video game cuphead though. i know, a video game. but seriously you should listen to it. it is a bop.

[@AlexBecerra]

I think Cuphead's soundtrack is perfect. I'm planning on making a video about the different jazz styles Kristofer Maddigan used to compose

[@viggokeller1773]

@@AlexBecerra amazing idea

[@SpencerPowers-bg4ku]

What style is Cab Calloway?

[@UtarkOyun]

THE BEST JAZZ IS THE NEWEST ONE, I WANT MY JAZZ TO BE AS FRESH AS POSSIBLE. WE MUST JUMP OVER THE LIMITS.

[@ikigomez1407]

MY all-time favorite jazz are: Hard bop and Free Jazz! I love the sofisticated Hard bop sound, but at the same time I LOVE that chaotic cacophonic Free Jazz have. Maybe I'm one of those crazy people who can hear music on free jazz 😂😂😂😂😂

[@AlexBecerra]

Free jazz and avant-garde jazz are my favourite. 🤙 You're not alone.

[@ShadowZero27]

cant believe my man did adult contemporary like that

[@Timkahooflitch]

Also the scale chart at the 17:03 point of the chronometer

[@Timkahooflitch]

I need to make notes about the chart at the 14:00 point of the chronometer As I am discovering there are actually four minor scales C , D, Eb, F , G, Ab, B. C, D Eb, F , G, Ab, Bb. C, D Eb, F, G, A, B . C, D, Eb, F, G, A, Bb.

[@AlexBecerra]

Yeah, modes are actually just major (or minor) scales beginning in a different position. However, the sense of "home" of each mode really makes a difference in the sound of a piece. 😸

[@christiner6000]

I'm right with you on smooth jazz (or is it snooze jazz?). I thought I knew a lot about jazz but this was a real eye-opener, or should I say ear-opener. Thanks for the education. 😁

[@edgow3652]

Miles everywhere but no mention of Monk??

[@alvaropriego1347]

Thankyou, now i'm loster than before the video

[@godabandonedmesoibecameaba8984]

I only noticed most jazz music I listen to is Hard bop... And I thought I didn't have a specific taste

[@davidfrischknecht8261]

Whatever style Diana Krall performs is what I enjoy.

[@bobthechimp5431]

the miles impression 😭

[@kgsjk]

My fav genre is when you're singing about killing yourself but make it sound like a forbidden affair.