What JAZZ are you listening to?

Joe McPhee's Bluette "In the Spirit"

"Equal Interest"
Joseph Jarman
Leroy Jenkins
Myra Melford

John Zorn "The Big Gundown"

Masada String Trio "50th Birthday Celebration, Vol. 1"

Franz Koglmann "L'Heure Blue"

Arthur Blythe "Lenox Avenue Breakdown"

Paul Bley "In the Evenings Out There", "Adventure Playground"
Gary Peacock
Tony Oxley
John Surman

Ellery Eskelin "One Great Day..."
Andrea Parkins
Jim Black

Ellery Eskelin "Vanishing Point"
Mat Maneri
Erik Friedlander
Mark Dresser
Matt Moran

Arild Andersen - Shimri [ECM] (1977)
Terje Ripdal - Crime Scene (ECM 2041) [2010]
Stefano Battaglia_Pastorale
Anders Jormin_In Winds In Light
Billy Cobham - Palindrome (2010)

Susie Ibarra "Radiance"
Charles Burnham
Cooper-Moore

Joe Henderson "Inner Urge"

Gerry Hemingway Qunitet "Double Blues Crossing"

Rahsaan Roland Kirk "The Inflated Tear"

Midgets // Count Basie

Barefoot's cover of Born Slippy (originally by Underworld)

http://open.spotify.com/track/2eQyxdKhoGL3QIax9HP9bl

I'm also officially infatuated with Barefoot's Sam Obernik

A couple of great quintet albums.

Eric Dolphy "Out to Lunch"
Freddie Hubbard
Bobby Hutcherson
Richard Davis
Anthony Williams

What We Live "Quintet for a Day"
Larry Ochs
Lisle Ellis
Donald Robinson
Dave Douglas
Wadada Leo Smith

Fela Kuti - Best of Fela Kuti (2000)

Jackie Mclean - Destination out

Four albums greatly enhanced by the marvelous drum work of Donald Robinson.

What We Live "Never Was"

Paul Plimley "Density of the Lovestruck Demons"

Marco Eneidi "Cherry Box"

India Cooke "Red Handed"

David Murray "Lovers"

Lee Morgan "The Sidewinder"

Sheila Jordan "Portrait of Sheila"

Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges "Play the Blues Back to Back"

Bela Fleck and the Flectones. dig jazz on a banjo.

Oddjob - Sumo (2008)

I recommend this to Jaga Jazzist fans

Urs Leimgruber "Lines"
Adelhard Roidinger
Fritz Hauser

Stan Getz "Blue Skies"

Joe Henderson "Our Thing"

Andrew Hill "Black Fire"

Jackie McLean "The Complete Blue Note 1964-1966 Sessions"