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Some rock, pop and electronica musicians have created recordings that fuse this music together with jazz influences.
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Some rock, pop and electronica musicians have created recordings that fuse this music together with jazz influences.
influences. The jazz fusion genre became popular in the early '70s, meshing bebop, cool, modal and free jazz with psychedelic rock. Miles Davis was a major pioneer in the style on his albums ''In a Silent Way'', ''Bitches Brew'', and ''A Tribute to Jack Johnson'', and many of the musicians who played on those records formed influential bands of their own. American jazz fusion bands were popular album in tour bands in the '70s, and acted as a sort of TransatlanticEquivalent of the mostly British ProgressiveRock movement of the same decade.
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* Music/{{Morphine}}: A '90s alternative band that played "low rock", a style completely unique to them that blended rock, blues and jazz together with singer Mark Sandman's deep, crooning bass-baritone voice on top. The trio also had a bassist-drummer-saxophonist lineup that is typically only otherwise seen in jazz.
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* Music/{{Morphine}}: A '90s alternative band that played "low rock", a style completely unique to them that blended rock, blues and jazz together with singer Mark Sandman's deep, crooning bass-baritone voice on top. The trio also had stood out for completely eschewing the guitar, the instrument that most other rock groups are built around, and instead having a bassist-drummer-saxophonist lineup that is typically only otherwise seen in jazz.
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* Music/{{Morphine}}Music/{{Morphine}}: A '90s alternative band that played "low rock", a style completely unique to them that blended rock, blues and jazz together with singer Mark Sandman's deep, crooning bass-baritone voice on top. The trio also had a bassist-drummer-saxophonist lineup that is typically only otherwise seen in jazz.
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* Tigran Hamasyan: Armenian jazz pianist known for his fusion of Armenian folk and various American jazz traditions, and, depending on the album, ProgressiveRock - while the folk/jazz/prog ratio tends to vary by album, he is nonetheless a jazz artist at the core.
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* Music/GangStarr: A pioneering jazz-rap act, and rapper Guru had his ''Jazzmatazz'' series of solo albums, which he recorded with live jazz ensembles.
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* Music/KendrickLamar: ''Music/ToPimpAButterfly'' was a high-profile and notoriously dense and complex jazz-rap release and one of the most deliberately challenging releases to ever be delivered by a major recording artist.
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* Music/TheRoots: Legendary jazz-rap act known for performing with a massive live ensemble, while drummer Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson is also a prominent producer, session musician, and bandleader.
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* Music/ATribeCalledQuest: ''The'' TropeCodifier of jazz-rap.
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* Music/CountBasie: Jazz composer and bandleader (and pianist as well) at the same time as Ellington, Basie's unique styles mark him solidly as a quintessential Big Band leader, along with Ellington. Developing his style with a number of orchestras, Basie specialised in riff-based jazz, which is [[/index]] ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin[[index]].
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* Music/CountBasie: Jazz composer and bandleader (and pianist as well) at the same time as Ellington, Basie's unique styles mark him solidly as a quintessential Big Band leader, along with Ellington. Developing his style with a number of orchestras, Basie specialised in riff-based jazz, which is [[/index]] ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin[[index]].ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
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* Creator/LangstonHughes: One of the earliest innovators of jazz poetry.
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* Music/TheMarsVolta: While they are a notoriously eclectic act with a wide span of genres, they have extremely prominent jazz elements, particularly free jazz, jazz fusion, and Latin jazz, and are generally accepted as jazz-related.
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* Music/TheSeatbelts: Known for producing the jazz-rock soundtrack to ''Anime/CowboyBebop''.
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* Music/PharoahSanders (yes, [[/index]][[SpellMyNameWithAnS Pharoah, not Pharaoh]]): [[index]]American jazz saxophonist who worked with Music/JohnColtrane in the 1960s, famed for his overblowing, harmonic, and multiphonic techniques on the instrument, plus his use of Coltrane's technique of "sheets of sound". No less a source than Ornette Coleman described him as "probably the best tenor [saxophone] player in the world". Has recorded some 30 albums as leader, of which the most famous and renowned is undoubtedly 1969's ''Karma'', which centres around the 32-minute epic "The Creator Has a Master Plan"; as such, he is considered one of the central figures in "spiritual jazz" and a [[/index]]SpiritualSuccessor[[index]] to Coltrane. Has collaborated extensively with other musicians such as Leon Thomas, Alice Coltrane, Tisziji Muñoz, and Sonny Sharrock, among others.
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* Music/PharoahSanders (yes, [[/index]][[SpellMyNameWithAnS Pharoah, not Pharaoh]]): [[index]]American jazz saxophonist who worked with Music/JohnColtrane in the 1960s, famed for his overblowing, harmonic, and multiphonic techniques on the instrument, plus his use of Coltrane's technique of "sheets of sound". No less a source than Ornette Coleman described him as "probably the best tenor [saxophone] player in the world". Has recorded some 30 albums as leader, of which the most famous and renowned is undoubtedly 1969's ''Karma'', which centres around the 32-minute epic "The Creator Has a Master Plan"; as such, he is considered one of the central figures in "spiritual jazz" and a [[/index]]SpiritualSuccessor[[index]] SpiritualSuccessor to Coltrane. Has collaborated extensively with other musicians such as Leon Thomas, Alice Coltrane, Tisziji Muñoz, and Sonny Sharrock, among others.others.
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* Music/AlbertAyler: A noted tenor and alto free jazz saxophonist, controversial in his time, now recognised as a pivotal figure in 1960s free andavant-garde jazz.
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* Music/KamasiWashington: A popular jazz saxophonist who rose to fame after being featured on Music/KendrickLamar's ''Music/ToPimpAButterly''.
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