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A tip that has worked for me is to find an album that you like, then find out everyone who played on it and seek out other things they've played on, and repeat
by ghostpepper 4y ago
A tip that has worked for me is to find an album that you like, then find out everyone who played on it and seek out other things they've played on, and repeat until you have more music than you could ever possibly listen to.
- stuaxo 4y agoBack at in the day this was a great strategy on music sharing services. Later, on lastfm radio.
- AlbertCory 4y agoIndeed, this is one of the things that's wrong with first-generation music services: they think the song title plus the band is all you need. For jazz, "who played on it?" has to be answered. For classical, it's "who's the composer?"
- te_chris 4y agoAnd who played on it, and what label
- MikeBattaglia 4y agoFor jazz it's also the composer. People like Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Billy Strayhorn, Thelonious Monk, etc - all incredible composers