Bass Resources in Recordings - Jazz

1. "The Police" by Kevyn Lettau (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   The Police made Jazz!
   Recordings: Jazz · 371 Hits · Posted on 1/28/2005 by Lea Lesmana (1547)
   
2. 2 by Metalwood (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   Metalwood is an award winning electric jazz group from Canada.
   URL: http://www.metalwood.com
   Recordings: Jazz · 841 Hits · Posted on 8/10/2000 by Chris Tarry (1920)
   
3. 3 by Metalwood (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   Metalwood is an electric jazz group influenced by Miles Davis, Weather Report, Medeski Martin and Wood, and other various electric jazz bands.
   URL: http://www.metalwood.com
   Recordings: Jazz · 861 Hits · Posted on 8/10/2000 by Chris Tarry (1920)
   
4. A Love Supreme (deluxe Edition) by John Coltrane (3.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   A somewhat different, though famous, album by John Coltrane
   Recordings: Jazz · 547 Hits · Posted on 6/7/2003 by Joke Van Assche (1703)
   
5. AGOGO by John Scofield Medeski Martin and Wood (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   Catchy heads and super-funky grooves laid down by Medeski, Martin and Wood allow Sco to show us he truly is the master of electric guitar. Scofield's chops are in unbelievable form and come across as completely listener-friendly.
   Recordings: Jazz · 651 Hits · Posted on 1/20/2003 by Sean Benedik (4277)
   
6. Aja by Steely dan Steely dan (4.5 Stars · 2 Reviews)
   A very diverse recording of many jazz styles and tempos.great song structure and arangements.
   URL: http://n/a
   Recordings: Jazz · 517 Hits · Posted on 9/22/2002 by Chris Anderson (8177)
   
7. As Time Goes By... by Bryan Ferry (4.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   15 "old" songs from various writers, all jazzy "thirties"-style, nicely sung by the former Roxy Music legend Bryan Ferry...
   URL: http://www.bryanferrydirect.com
   Recordings: Jazz · 673 Hits · Posted on 10/13/2002 by Sean Van Holder (32629)
   
8. Bass Face (Live At Kuumbwa) by Ray Brown (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   A great live recording containing 9 classical jazz pieces.
   Recordings: Jazz · 1360 Hits · Posted on 1/20/2002 by Matej Vatovec (2147)
   
9. Bass Player With SkillZ by David Hughes (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
   CD is very nice. It has uptempo and some downtempo tracks. It is nice to drive to. David had some real talent. Check it out if you can.
   URL: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/davidhughes
   Recordings: Jazz · 497 Hits · Posted on 12/10/2003 by Sean Crosby (251)
   
10. Be Cool by Dawn Aitkens (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    Great album...great musicians...took 12 hours to record. Best arrangement of "somewhere over the rainbow" I ever heard.
    Recordings: Jazz · 934 Hits · Posted on 5/22/2000 by Max Sample (131)
    
11. Believe It by Tony Williams Lifetime (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    These guys were there during the early years of Jazz Fusion. Tony Newton is one of the most under appreciated bassist of our time. Check out the bass lines on "Fred" and "Snake Oil", particularly. Every song on the original album was very good.
    Recordings: Jazz · 170 Hits · Posted on 1/18/2008 by Kevin Rease (502)
    
12. Believer by Oteil and the Peacemakers (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    A unique blend of all musical genres, from pop to jazz to blues to classical to experimental, this album showcases the crazy chops of Oteil Burbidge and the people that play with him.
    Recordings: Jazz · 215 Hits · Posted on 6/22/2006 by Tom Jackson (837)
    
13. Beyond The Missouri Sky by Pat Metheny Charlie Haden (4.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Duo recording of guitars and bass, with occasional overdubs. The music is lyrical and quiet, with interplay between bass and guitar while improvising solos.
    URL: http://www.patmetheny.com
    Recordings: Jazz · 1143 Hits · Posted on 8/24/2002 by Matthew Brown (9286)
    
14. Beyond Words by Bobby McFerrin (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    Bobby McFerrin just surprised the heck out me. Based on a review in JazzTimes, I picked up his CD. Bobby mixes jazz and world music with his voice. His voice not as vocals, but as an instrument!
    URL: http://www.bobbymcferrin.com/albums/beyondwords.html
    Recordings: Jazz · 535 Hits · Posted on 8/12/2002 by Ron Hamann (373)
    
15. Bill Frisell,Kermit Driscoll,Joey Baron Live by Bill Frisell (4.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    This is a live recording made in Spain of Bill Frisell's regular band, minus the 'cello player. If you like your jazz goofy, with lots of off-the-wall interaction between the players, you'll like this.
    Recordings: Jazz · 766 Hits · Posted on 2/17/2001 by Matthew Brown (9286)
    
16. Blues & Roots by Charles Mingus (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    Mingus ,mingus mingus mingus? mingus mingus. mingus mingus mingus mingus.
    URL: http://www.rhino.com
    Recordings: Jazz · 1595 Hits · Posted on 8/29/2003 by Peter Shah (3226)
    
17. Bobby McFerrin - Circle Songs by Bobby McFerrin (5.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    A onderful album from the very talented bobby
    URL: http://www.bobbymcferrin.com
    Recordings: Jazz · 882 Hits · Posted on 9/11/2003 by Kasra Saboktakin (7772)
    
18. Both Worlds by Michel Petrucciani (4.5 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    This may seem an odd ensemble but this jazz sextet draws from the talents of all of the musicians.visiting all the styles of the past as well as some contemporary styles. .
    Recordings: Jazz · 481 Hits · Posted on 7/25/2000 by Brad Mock (16379)
    
19. Bright Size Life by Pat Metheny (4.7 Stars · 3 Reviews)
    "Bright Size Life" was Legendary guitarist Pat Metheny's first studio album. On it, he was accompanied by the equally legendary bass player Jaco Pastorius (one of his earliest recordings), and drummer Bob Moses.
    Recordings: Jazz · 690 Hits · Posted on 1/25/2002 by Tristan Nobody (116)
    
20. Bud Plays Bird by Bud Powell (4.0 Stars · 1 Review)
    Bud Powell: piano. George Duvivier: bass and Arthur Taylor: drums.
    Recordings: Jazz · 417 Hits · Posted on 4/14/2003 by Javier Baillo (523)