What JAZZ are you listening to?

Kenny Wheeler "Angel Song"
Lee Konitz
Dave Holland
Bill Frisell

Joe Henderson "So Near, So Far (Musings for Miles)"

Dave Douglas "Charms of the Night Sky"
Guy Klucevsek
Mark Feldman
Greg Cohen

Art Farmer "Something to Live For (The Music of Billy Strayhorn)"

Four stellar albums.

Leroy Jenkins "Solo"

Michael Moore "Monitor"
Tristan Honsinger
Cor Fuhler

Susie Ibarra "Radiance"
Cooper-Moore
Charles Burnham

Mark Dresser "Aquifer"
Mathias Ziegler
Denman Maroney

Pretty Flowers were made from blooming - Bill Frisell.
I got rhythm - Bill Frisell with Fred Hersh
Big Neighborhood - Mike Stern
Stop and Go - John Abercrombie

Jeanne Lee "The Newest Sound Around"
Ran Blake

Meredith D'Ambrosio "It's Your Dance"
Harold Danko
Kevin Eubanks

Sheila Jordan "Portrait of Sheila"
Barry Galbraith
Steve Swallow
Denzil Best

Karin Krog "One on One"
Red Mitchell
Bengt Hallberg
Nils Lindberg

R Carlos Nakai..I saw him in concert last Saturday. 100% pure improvisation between Nakai, the great flutist, and Will Clipman on percussion. Between them they've been nominated for 13 grammys. What a amazing concert experience.

Four absolute classics from the early to mid-'60s that should be in every jazz collection:

Miles Davis "Miles Smiles"

Andrew Hill "Point of Departure"

Jackie McLean "Let Freedom Ring"

Eric Dolphy "Out to Lunch"

Us Five - Joe Lovano Us Five band

Three albums featuring Evan Parker. One with his Electro-Accoustic Ensemble and the other two in duet with founding members of the godfathers of electro-accoustic improvisation: AMM.

Evan Parker Electro-Accoustic Ensemble "Memory / Vision"

Evan Parker "Dark Rags"
Keith Rowe

Evan Parker "Most Materiall"
Eddie Prevost

Originally posted by badmoon
R Carlos Nakai..I saw him in concert last Saturday. 100% pure improvisation between Nakai, the great flutist, and Will Clipman on percussion. Between them they've been nominated for 13 grammys. What a amazing concert experience.

Four classic albums with ties to AACM and/or BAG all recorded between 1979 and 1980.

Leo Smith "Go in Numbers"

Julius Hemphill "Flat-out Jump Suite"

Leroy Jenkins "Mixed Quartet"

George Lewis "Homage to Charles Parker"

Gunter Muller "I Am Happy If You Are Happy"
Taku Sugimoto

Gunter Muller "La Voyelle Liquide"
Le Quan Ninh

Nmperign "More Gloom, More Light"
Gunter Muller

Gunter Muller "Time Travel"
Otomo Yoshihide

Ahmad Jamal "Cross Country Tour: 1958 - 1961"

Jessica Williams "Higher Standards"

Brad Mehldau "House on Hill"

Sven-Ake Johansson "Barcelona Series"
Axel Dorner
Andrea Neumann

Lauren Newton "Out of Sound"
Joelle Leandre
Urs Leimgruber

Eddie Prevost "Touch"
Tom Chant
John Edwards

John Oswald "Bloor"
David Prentice
Dominic Duval

Evan Parker "Imaginary Values"

John Lindberg "Bounce"

Lisle Ellis "What We Live"

William Parker "O'Neal's Porch"

This is from Crosswinds album by Billy cobham, I bought it almost 40 years ago, listen to it and be transformed.

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