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Emon_ 3925 Posts October 05 2011 06:20 GMT #1 Blue in Green - Miles Davis Almost Blue - Chet Baker Hello TL! Got any similar songs to the ones above? Those two are all I've found. Slow temp, cool jazz from the 50's-60's, preferably longer ones (5+min) and no vocals

LoKi- United States121 Posts October 05 2011 07:36 GMT #2 Hey, I'm not sure how specific you're getting with 'similar.' You could be referring to Jazz in general, (which is a huge genre), jazz ballads, this specific sound, whatever. I'm assuming you want some more jazz ballads like these - if so: And for some kinda different, newer stuff: Edit: Whoops, forgot to close this out. Just tryina help you out - if I missed the point, lemme know and I can grab some different stuff. If you're just looking for jazz in general, I'd recommend checking out The Official Jazz-Thread. I can also tell you some names of my personal favorites - Joshua Redman, Terence Blanchard, Art Blakey, The Bad Plus, Dizzy Gillespie, I can go on for a while haha.

Emon_ 3925 Posts October 05 2011 08:33 GMT #3 Thanks a lot for the great reply! That "In a sentimental mood" video brought a tear to my eye. As for what specifically I'm looking for - it's slow tempo cool jazz from the 50's, preferably longer ones (5+ min) and anything that sounds like it. Something to relax to after a hard days work. If you think of any other songs, I'd love to hear them. The kind of blue video above is blue in green in OP (:

Elroi Sweden5617 Posts October 05 2011 09:08 GMT #4 You should check out Bill Evans' version of the song. He and Miles actually both claimed that they had written it (Evans is the pianist on Kind of Blue).

forSeohyun 504 Posts October 05 2011 09:59 GMT #5 Please, listen to Jan Johansson, mellow and slow jazz made of swedish folk melodies, it is not what you asked for but it is beautiful nevertheless.

iMarshall Norway190 Posts October 05 2011 12:43 GMT #6 Definitely check out Bill Evans' 'Explorations' and 'Portrait in Jazz'. Also, though a lot more recent than the 50s, Keith Jarrett has some great, smooth songs.

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