I don't really know anything about mainstream pop, r'n'b, or pop-rock, and especially don't listen to lyrics so can't say anything about rap, country, or 'singer-songwriter' music except that The Last Poets were the progenitors of rap, and The Velvet Underground said most of the stuff I need to hear. I do know a bit about 90s music like eurodance, and a little of 80s popular music, by the virtue of having grown among it.

P.S. The Invidious instance I use is broken (just like the last time I made such a thread), so unless your artist is on Bandcamp or free on Soundcloud, I probably won't be able to answer new requests.

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[–] SlurpingPus@lemmy.world 4 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Alright, let's do it.

Sun Ra and His Intergalactic Solar Arkestra — ‘Satellites Are Spinning’ (from the ‘Space Is The Place’ soundtrack) — different from other versions, and my favorite one, coincidentally

Señor Coconut's ‘Autobahn live at Jazzfest Wien’ and other recordings and performances

Hiroshi Suzuki's ‘Cat’

John Lurie's sax from ‘Permanent Vacation’

John Lurie's soundtrack from ‘Down By Law’ plus ‘Variety’

Wycliffe Gordon's ‘Sweet Louisiana’

Pharoah Sanders, e.g. at the beginning of Tabla Beat Science's ‘Axiom Sound System, Musical Freezone’

Jay Leonhart's ‘It's Impossible To Sing and Play The Bass’ (and the full album)

[–] fleem@piefed.zeromedia.vip 2 points 2 days ago (1 children)

holy shit awesome! ill have to carve out some time in the listening room! thanks

[–] SlurpingPus@lemmy.world 2 points 2 days ago

As mentioned, I'm not sure this will meet expectation, as I'm not that good with the movements in 50s-60s jazz. This is mostly later stuff that seems vaguely reminiscent. At least Lurie had a bunch of different brass on that double record.