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Can you recommend Jazz for some one that doesn't like Jazz?

Let me explain, I have tried to like jazz for over 30 years. I rarely find something I like. To me it sounds too disjointed, like everyone is trying to out do the others and they are all playing a different song. I know there has to be some good instrumental smooth jazz artists I am missing. If you have any suggestions of whom to try let me know. Some that are on my Jazz playlist is Pat Metheny-"It's for you"   Bill Frisell _"Heard it through the grapevine"  Holly Cole, George Benson... for an example of things I do like.

 

I'd love to have a 100 song Jazz playlist. So what'ch got for me?

Thanks

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jayctoy
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Diana Krall, Lyn Stanley, Anne Bisson.

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mapman
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If you like guitar give “Guitar Forms” by Kenny Burrell a shot. 

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socalml528
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What @stuartk said smiley

tyray
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@yoyoyaya +1, Anything, not only on CTI Records (Creed Taylor Inc.) but also Creed Taylor’s KUDU Records whom the recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder made some of the best sounding recordings in those days on those two labels, facts. Creed Taylor's CTI Records and  KUDU Records has an astoundingly large catalog of records/musicians in his roster.  

robert53
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Dave Weckl and Jay Oliver - Convergence cd.

Patricia Barber - Cafe Blue and other albums.

Lee Ritenour - Six String Theory - A blend of styles ( Jazz, Blues and Classical ). Also, the Stolen Moments album.

Sara K - Hell or High Water, and her other albums  too.

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