Hot on Post-Bop
- For Free? (Interlude) by Kendrick Lamar
- So What by Miles Davis
- In Walked Bud (Vocal) by Thelonious Monk
- Ab-Soul's Outro by Kendrick Lamar
- Original Faubus Fables by Charles Mingus
- Blue in Green by Miles Davis
- Freedom Day by Max Roach
- Acknowledgement by John Coltrane
- All Blues by Miles Davis
- The Clown by Charles Mingus
- Nostalgia in Times Square by Charles Mingus
- Lesanu by Kamasi Washington
- Nefertiti by Miles Davis
- Giant Steps by John Coltrane
- Lonely Woman by Ornette Coleman
- Strasbourg / St. Denis by Roy Hargrove Quintet
- Muerte by Natalia Lafourcade
- Moanin' by Charles Mingus
- Flamenco Sketches by Miles Davis
- II B.S. by Charles Mingus
About Post-Bop
Merging different jazz styles, Post-Bop is the 1960s subgenre that rose to prominence thanks to small yet defiant groups of experimental musicians.
By the end of the 1950s, bebop and hard bop artists created their own combinations, which resulted in jazz trends. Subsequently, post-bop was born, showcasing the best of both worlds—conventional and avant-garde. Historically, Miles Davis is credited with bringing the golden age of the hybrid through his revolutionary quintet and singular discography.
Post-bop stands out for the original compositions, harmonic progressions, rhythm section, and mixed meter.
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