Sure, one would have to use a blank tile as there is only one Z in a Scrabble set.
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I strongly disagree. I love Jazz. Not the fake, phony “Smooth Jazz” (like the godawful Kenny G). I love the real Jazz: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, Dave Brubeck etc., from the 50’s and 60’s. The Jazz / Rock fusion of the 70’s: Miles Davis, Al Di Meola, Chick Corea, Jean-Luc Ponty, etc. and the straight Jazz of the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s: Pat Metheny, Keith Jarrett, Charles Lloyd, Charlie Haden, etc. Wonderful music in my opinion.
I am not in this for a debate. I am just presenting my disagreement with your statement.
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I am fond of the music Kenny G creates and lulls me with. He’s one of my favorites, never thought I’d like the sax, but like his style.
The hard jazz is too “in your face” for me. 
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I quite like jazz too. Though it is not my favourite type of music, I have some Jacque Loussier (sp?), Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck records
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I have to be in a particularly good mood to listen to Jazz. I find it really annoying if I am stressed or busy trying to do something where I have to plan a series of steps in a hurry. It interferes with complex thought patterns.
When I am in the mood, Miles Davis, a Kind of Blue is a favourite.
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I didn’t appreciate jazz in my younger days, but then my husband introduced me to this great music. I discovered a whole different world, realised what I’d been missing, the same thing happened to me with blues. 
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Dizzy Gillespie has got two Z’s. A good scrabble word, dizzy.
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27 stand alone
54 double word score
81 triple word score
I love jazz. My dream date would be to visit New Orleans
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I can’t stand jazz 
but I’m a Country Music Lover, real country not that rock stuff trying to pass it’s self off as Country. 
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I think that music enthusiasts know how to appreciate any kind of music, maintaining obviously their own personal preferences.
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If I was in New Orleans I would definitely be in the mood for Jazz. It must be fabulous live in the street.
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it depends on the definition of “music”. For example thrash metal may be deemed music by some…
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Oh, I agree, some of today’s “music” is not music in my opinion, it’s just “noise”! 
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Agree there, Rose2. I am one who isn’t a fan of jazz in any shape or form.
I hear music blaring from houses and car stereos and can’t even make out a tune or lyrics. My NfH being one of them.
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You have to respect Jazz players, even if you don’t dig the music!
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Experts in their craft.
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I agree, it’s a real skill.
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Hi
I do not like Jazz at all, I rate it alongside Rap as something to be avoided.