Probably Kind of Blue as a kid, but picking up Kamasi Washington’s The Epic was what really turned me on to jazz.
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In the early 1970s I started to inspire for jazz with Organ Grinder Swing of Jimmy Smith (and especially Kenny Burrell) and Time Out of Dave Brubeck
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The first (I actually enjoyed) has to be "Studio Sessions, Chicago 1956" by Duke Ellington
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Im not really sure cause I'm old as dirt but I'm gonna go with Time Out by Dave Brubeck.
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I think it was the John Coltrane Quartet playing live: Chim-Chim-Cherie, Nature Boy & Naima . It made a huge impact (and led me to take up the saxophone).
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im guessing streaming doesnt count so the first one i actually purchased on its own was Time Out
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Either Hot club 1934 or RTF where have I known you before I had Chico Hamilton with Jim Hall or a killer coleman Hawkins when I wanted anything Albert Ammons, Eclectic
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