Bands & artists like Art Taylor
If you like Art Taylor, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Elvin Jones
GuideKnown for his powerful and complex drumming style, Elvin Jones shares a similar rhythmic intensity and syncopation that drives the jazz ensemble.
Max Roach
GuideA pioneer of bebop drumming, Max Roach's intricate rhythms and use of accents align closely with Art Taylor's dynamic style.
Roy Haynes
Roy Haynes' innovative approach to rhythm and his ability to blend restraint with exuberance make him a fitting comparison.
Jimmy Cobb
With a focus on subtlety and swing, Jimmy Cobb's drumming complements the intricate dance of rhythm found in Art Taylor's work.
Tony Williams
As a young innovator in jazz drumming, Tony Williams brought a fresh energy and complexity that resonates with Taylor's rhythmic explorations.
Cecil Taylor
GuideCecil Taylor's avant-garde approach to jazz features intricate rhythms and an expressive piano style that parallels the complexity of Art Taylor's percussion.
Billy Higgins
Billy Higgins' work is characterized by fluidity and a deep sense of groove, echoing the driving rhythms present in Art Taylor's performances.
Chico Hamilton
GuideChico Hamilton's unique blend of jazz styles and emphasis on rhythm creates an engaging interplay that mirrors the essence of Art Taylor's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Art Taylor?
Artists similar to Art Taylor include Elvin Jones, Max Roach, Roy Haynes and Jimmy Cobb. Each shares elements of Art Taylor's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Art Taylor?
Art Taylor is primarily known for jazz. The music is marked by a driving rhythm that ebbs with syncopated accents, creating an intricate dance between restraint and exuberance.
Where should I start if I like Art Taylor?
If you enjoy Art Taylor, start with Elvin Jones — their album "Love & Peace" is a great entry point. Known for his powerful and complex drumming style, Elvin Jones shares a similar rhythmic intensity and syncopation that drives the jazz ensemble.