9 thoughts on “ Acid Jazz ”

1. The name of the label was a tongue-in-cheek response to the 'Acid House' explosion. The label rapidly began producing records that, although often containing very little 'Jazz' and even less 'Acid', became .

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2. ‘The music is soft, annoying ambient / acid jazz garbage designed to give the restaurant an element of ‘space.’’ ‘It was too long, and the music was bland acid jazz.’ ‘The birth in of acid jazz marked another peak in the history of British jazz; the early Nineties saw another low as jazz was again branded seriously un-cool.’.

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3. The music played by a generation raised on jazz as well as funk and hip-hop, Acid Jazz used elements of all three. Its existence as a percussion-heavy, primarily live music placed it closer to jazz and Afro-Cuban than any other dance style, but its insistence on keeping the groove allied it with funk, hip-hop, and dance music.

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4. Acid Jazz Records is a record label based in East London formed by Gilles Peterson and Eddie Piller in It's the namesake of the acid-jazz subgenre of jazz music for which it Founder: Gilles Peterson, Eddie Piller.

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5. 11 rows · Acid Jazz. The music played by a generation raised on jazz as well as funk and hip .

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6. Matt Berry is a celebrated actor, writer, winner of The National Comedy Awards, Bafta and talented musician; received with both critical as well as popular aclaim, to date he has released four albums on Acid Jazz Records, Witchazel, Kill The Wolf, Opium, Music For Insomniacs, The Small Hours & Night Terrors, plus singles, eps and a boxset of rarities.

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7. High quality Acid Jazz gifts and merchandise. Inspired designs on t-shirts, posters, stickers, home decor, and more by independent artists and designers from around the world. All orders are custom made and most ship worldwide within 24 hours.

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8. The term “acid jazz” originally was a wordplay on the acid house style of dance music coined in following the establishment of the Acid Jazz record label founded by Gilles Peterson, and Eddie Piller. The duo released their first compilation of rare tracks that included jazz, funk and spoken word.

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9. It was towards the end of the 80's when people started to talk about 'Acid Jazz', but in reality the phenomenon actually exploded fully around early 90's, first in England, then in Europe and then all around the world/5(11).

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