Track Listing (Part I):
1.Mercy,Mercy,Mercy (Cannonball Adderley) (Live)
2.Jiva Samba (Cannonball Adderley) (Live)
3.Listen Here (Eddie Harris)
4.Acknowledgement (John Coltrane)
5.Resolution (John Coltrane)
6.Like Sonny (John Coltrane)
7.Watermalon Man (Herbie Hancock)
8.Blues For Alice (Charlie Parker)
9.Hasta Siempre (Jan Garbarek)
10.Take Five (Dave Burubeck)
11.Taken Ten (Paul Desmond)
12.So What (Miles Davis)
13.Blue Train (John Coltraine)
14.My Favorite Things (John Coltraine)
15.Giant Steps (John Coltraine)
16.Song For My Father (Horace Silver)
17.Blue 7 (Sonny Rollins)
18.You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To (Art Pepper)
19.Stolen Moments (Oliver Nelson)
20.Along Came Betty (Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers)
21.Moanin' (Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers)
22.Milestones (Miles Davis)
23.St. Thomas (Sonny Rollins)
24.Equinox (John Coltrane)
25.Trinkle,Tinkle (Thelonius Monk)
26.Chili Pepers (Duke Pearson)
27.Dat Dere (Art Blakey)
28.Epistrophy (Thelonius Monk & John Coltrane)
29.Autumn Leaves (Miles Davis) (A Highly Different John Cosma Cover)
30.Exodus (Eddie Harris)
31.Freddie Hubbard (Red Clay)
32.Someday My Prince Will Come (Miles Davis)
33.Cheese Cake (Dexter Gordon)
34.Foottprints (Wayne Shorter)
35.Bumpin' On Sunset (Wes Montgomery)
36.Soy Califa (Dexter Gordon)
37.Black Talk (Charlie Earland)
38.Impressions (John Coltrane)
39.Viva Tirado (Gerard Wilson)
40.Moment's Notice (John Coltraine)
41.Hard Times (David Newman)
42.Maiden Voyage (Herbie Hancock)
43.Now's The Time (Charlie Parker)
44.Pensativa (Bud Shank)
45.Bloomdido (Charlie Parker)
46.Lazy Bird (John Coltraie)
47.Boblocity (Miles Davis)
48.Bye Bye Blackbird (Miles Davis)
49.The Jazz Messengers (Art Blakey)
50.Blackjack (Donald Byred)
51.The Jody Grint (Horace Silver)
52.Canadian Sunset (Gene Ammons)
53.Cantoloupe Island (Herbie Hancock)
54.Up Jumped Spring (Freddie Hubbard)
55.Minority (Gigi Gryce)
56.Nefertiti (Miles Davis)
57.Au Privave (Charlie Parker)
58.Mr. P.C. (John Coltrane)
59.Walkin' (Miles Davis)
60.Dolphin Dance (Herbie Hancock)
61.Sugar (Turrentine Sextet) (Stanley Turrentine,Freddie Hubbard)
62.Four (Miles Davis)
63.Seven Steps To Heaven (Miles Davis)
64.Ruby,My Dear (Thelonious Monk)
65.Jordu (Clifford Brown & Max Roach)
66.Gemini (Cannonballl Adderly)
67.Fredom Sound (The Jazz Crusaders)
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Track Listing (Part II):
Jazz Saxaphone Instrumental Music,(New York Jazz)
00:00 Why Don’t You Do Right 04:12 Summertime
08:01 My Funny Valentine
14:37 It Had To Be You
18:38 The Girl From Ipanema
25:14 The Nearness Of You
32:04 Harlem Nocturne
37:32 Straighten Up & Fly Right
40:54 Barbados
45:40 Europa
51:37 Moonlight Serenade
57:41 Stranger On The Shore
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Track Listing (Part IV):
Chet Baker & Paul Desmond Complete Studio Recordings + Chet Baker
1.You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
2.Concierto de Aranjuez
3.Tangerine
4.Autumn Leaves (A Normal John Cosma Cover)
5.Almost Blue (Chet Baker)
6.I Fall In Love Too Easily (Chet Baker & Shirley Horn,Vocals and Piano)
7.My Funny Valentine (Chet Baker & Shirley Horn,Vocals and Piano)
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Track Lising (Part V):
Jazz Music with Male & Female Vocals
1.God Bless The Child (Billy Holiday)
2.Mac The Knife (Ella Fitzgerald) (Live)
3.Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps (Doris Day) (Desi Arnaz Cover)
4.It's A Man's Man's World (James Brown)
5.Children of Sanchez (Chuck Manglone)
6.What A Wonderful World (Louis Armstrong)
7.My Way (Frank Sinatra) (Jacques Revaux Cover)
8.Born To Lose (Ray Charles)
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Track Listing (Part VI):
Various Tracks From Woody Allen Films
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Track Listing (Part VII):
Alex Scolnick Trio All Records (Singles & Jazz Covers From Various Rock 'N' Roll Bands)
1.Tom Sawyer (Rush Cover)
2.Last Day in Paradise (Alex Scolnick Trio)
3.The Lizard (Alex Scolnick Trio)
4.Highway Star (Deep Purple Cover)
5.Electric Eye (Judas Priest Cover)
6.Skol Blues (Alex Scolnick Trio)
7.Mercury Retrograde (Alex Scolnick Trio)
8.Western Sabbath Stomp (Alex Scolnick Trio)
9.Revelation Mother Earth (Alex Scolnick Trio)
10.Shades of Gray (Alex Scolnick Trio)
11.Somewhere Out There (Alex Scolnick Trio)
12.Detroit Rock City (Kiss Cover)
13.No Fly Zone (Alex Scolnick Trio)
14.Still Loving You (Scorpions Cover)
15.War Pigs (Black Sabbath Cover)
16.Pinball Wizard (Alex Scolnick Trio)
17.Don't Talk To Strangers (Dio Cover)
18.Transformation (Alex Scolnick Trio)
19.Fear of Flying /(Alex Sclonick Trio)
20.Money (Pink Floyd Cover)
21.Both Feet In (Alex Scolnick Trio)
22.Scorch (Alex Scolnick Trio)
23.Blackout (Scorpions Cover)
24.The Trooper (Iron Maiden Cover)
25.Practica Lo Que Predicas (Practice What You Preach) (Testament Cover)
26.Channel Four (Alex Scolnick Trio)
27.Dream On (Aerosmith Cover)
28.No One Like You (Scorpions Cover)
29.Goodbye To Romance (Alex Scolnick Trio)
30.Still Loving You (Scorpions Cover)
31.Ofri (Alex Scolnick Trio)
This Jazz genre playlist is heavily based on my own personal musical taste of jazz music genre which is supposed to be kind of smooth jazz based on Saxaphone,Alto & Tenor Saxaphones,Trumpet,Piano,Contrabass (Which's supposed to be my instrument choice) and sometimes Drums & Percussions instruments.
It includes my favorite Jazz Musicians such as John Coltrane,Miles Davis,Jan Garbarek,Cannonball Adderley,Charlie Parker,Eddie Harris,Art Blakey and some other musicans from this specific Jazz music genre but ı've figured recently that likely my favorite jazz musician is John Coltrane, his music sounds slightly better in comparison to others if ı have to admit, even Miles,lol.
This playlist also includes some celebrity jazz cover vocals,Male & Female Jazz Vocal examples,Chet Baker & Paul Desmond recordings,Woody Allen film sountracks,Alex Scolnick Trio and so on. but the primary music genre here is is Saxaphone solo smooth jazz or something.
I hope you enjoy this likely rare and beautiful imaginary Jazz album work including so many various kinds of Jazz music genre examples which are pretty elaboratly and carefully selected by me track by track.
John Coltraine:
John William Coltrane (September 23, 1926 – July 17, 1967) was an American jazz saxophonist, bandleader and composer. He is among the most influential and acclaimed figures in the history of jazz and 20th-century music.
Born and raised in North Carolina, Coltrane moved to Philadelphia after graduating high school, where he studied music.
Working in the bebop and hard bop idioms early in his career, Coltrane helped pioneer the use of modes and was one of the players at the forefront of free jazz.
He led at least fifty recording sessions and appeared on many albums by other musicians, including trumpeter Miles Davis and pianist Thelonious Monk.
Over the course of his career, Coltrane's music took on an increasingly spiritual dimension, as exemplified on his most acclaimed albums A Love Supreme (1965) and Ascension (1966).
Decades after his death, Coltrane remains influential, and he has received numerous posthumous awards, including a special Pulitzer Prize, and was canonized by the African Orthodox Church.
Watch 2016 great biography Coltraine documentary film Chasing Train from this link
Unfortunately in this documentary film once again ı noticed that some politicians and hip-hop performers were involved, that's unaccaptable,there should be a strict red line between good musicians and politicians & popcorn culture because otherwise those musicians may also become a part of that popcorn culture and the fascist establishmet by themselves mistakenly even though they're not aware of.
Music art has nothing to do with popcorn culture and liar and disgusting politicians however, so be careful.
I'm interested in non-commercial marginal and radical musicians only, ı'm not a part of the fake popcorn world.
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