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I didn't want to taint the traditional Jazz thread with modern stuff.

But hey, there's some pretty dam good acid Jazz out there too. Back in the 90's I was sifting through some CD's in a surf shop looking for something different in the Jazz arena. What I found was the Groove Collective out of NY. I've been jamming them out every since. Here's a sample:





Let the Acid Jazz flow...

I'm into Santana and that introduced me to Latin sounds. One of the things I like about the Groove Collective is the heavy Afro-Cubano influence:

tat tvam asi wrote:
I didn't want to taint the traditional Jazz thread with modern stuff.

It's all jazz man! glad to have you onboard.

Taylor wrote:

tat tvam asi wrote:
I didn't want to taint the traditional Jazz thread with modern stuff.

It's all jazz man! glad to have you onboard.

Thanks. I'm just trying not to offend the purest's!

I've been following Jamiroquai since the 90's. Here's Bass Chick Jamming out one of my favorite's:

tat tvam asi wrote:Thanks. I'm just trying not to offend the purest's!

Appreciated, But I'd like to see the purists come out in defense of their purity.

Bass Chick... Nice.

acid AND jazz, ok now i'm cookin'

i remember ages ago i was doing some research into the therapeutic use of halucinogens so i got me some acid and thought i might just have a play on the guitar while i wait for the substance to take hold....so i started noodling and 30 minutes later my fingers were finding notes i never knew were there

i thought, ooooooooh that's why all my heroes dabbled

oooooh tat can do the playlist anytime... awesome tunes m8

I started a Pandora station called Acid Jazz and seeded it with Jamiroquai and Groove Collective. Will add whatever else shows up here.
Not sure how to share a station...

nice going

in that case we better add some bill laswell

Material - Hallucination Engine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIB1-EeuZHI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2kb1QBkbqw