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Why Does a Big Band Sound Like Rock? — Jaga Jazzist's Music — What Inspired Me

Jaga Jazzist is usually introduced within the context of jazz. They're described as a large Norwegian band, and their album "A Livingroom Hush" was chosen as the BBC's best jazz album of 2002. Indeed, the saxophone and flute sections certainly have a jazzy feel—that improvisational touch, freely swimming over the chord progressions. However, the moment you shift your ears to the guitar and drums within the same song, you realize you're hearing s…
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Jaga Jazzist is usually introduced within the context of jazz. They're described as a large Norwegian band, and their album "A Livingroom Hush" was chosen as the BBC's best jazz album of 2002. Indeed, the saxophone and flute sections certainly have a jazzy feel—that improvisational touch, freely swimming over the chord progressions. However, the moment you shift your ears to the guitar and drums within the same song, you realize you're hearing s…

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hiroaki-satou.com broke the news on Saturday, July 4, 2026.
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