What JAZZ are you listening to?

Originally posted by ThinkOfOne
Scott Hamilton "Plays Ballads"

Gary Bartz / Sonny Fortune "Alto Memories"

Gene Harris / Scott Hamilton "At Last"

Kenny Barron "Other Places"

Originally posted by badmoon
I remember when Hamilton was this new young prodigy. I wouldn't give him a chance - what was he doing taking money away from the masters? The boy did good.

Gary Bartz
"There Goes the Neighborhood"
"West 42nd Street"

Billy Bang "Bang On"

Billy Bang "A Tribute to Stuff Smith"
Sun Ra
John Ore
Andrew Cyrille

Joe Lavano and Hank Jones. Live at Dizzy's Place...The amazing Mr Jones. In his upper 80's and can play with anyone.

Carla Bley - The Lost Chords find Paolo Fresu....You can never go wrong with Carla and Steve Swallow.

Jon Balke = Book of Velocities...This is solo piano. I've never heard anyone play like Balke. He'll try anything.

All three if these I highly reccomend.

Originally posted by badmoon
Joe Lavano and Hank Jones. Live at Dizzy's Place...The amazing Mr Jones. In his upper 80's and can play with anyone.

Carla Bley - The Lost Chords find Paolo Fresu....You can never go wrong with Carla and Steve Swallow.

Jon Balke = Book of Velocities...This is solo piano. I've never heard anyone play like Balke. He'll try anything.

All three if these I highly reccomend.

Clusone Trio "I am an Indian"

Alex Maguire "Mt. Olympus"
Michael Moore

John Carter / Bobby Bradford "Seeking"

Mike Nock "The Waiting Game"
Marty Ehrlich

Rob Brown "High Wire"
William Parker
Jackson Krall

Roberto Ottaviano "Black Spirits Are Here Again"
Mal Waldron

Peter Broetzmann "Live at Spruce Street Forum"
Marco Eneidi
Lisle Ellis
Jackson Krall

Evan Parker "Unity Variations"
Georg Graewe

Jason Moran "Mondernistic"

Chet Baker "Best of CB Sings"

Jeff Hamilton "Dynavibes"

Benny Goodman "In Hi-Fi"

Duke Ellington "Meets Coleman Hawkins"

Chet Baker "Blues for a Reason"

Duke Ellington "Never No Lament: The Blanton-Webster Band" Disc 1,2

Chet Baker "Peace"

Duke Ellington "Never No Lament: The Blanton-Webster Band" Disc 3

Chet Baker "When Sunny Gets Blue"

Harry Edison "Sweets"

Art Pepper "Goin' Home"

Tough to see Freddie Hubbard die. He was a blazin' hot horn player before he lost his lip. Loved his work with Herbie Hancock.

I (relatively) recently saw Tim Kliphuis, a violinist whose music is not dissimilar to that of Stéphane Grappelli, live, and loved it! Thus, my sister-in-law decided to buy me a Stéphane Grappelli with Django Reinhardt box set for Christmas.

It's wonderful!

Originally posted by Swlabr
I (relatively) recently saw Tim Kliphuis, a violinist whose music is not dissimilar to that of Stéphane Grappelli, live, and loved it! Thus, my sister-in-law decided to buy me a Stéphane Grappelli with Django Reinhardt box set for Christmas.

It's wonderful!

Ran Blake "Painted Rhythms" Vol. 1,2

Charles Brackeen "Worshippers Come Nigh"

Anthony Braxton "Seven Compositions (Trio) 1989)
Adelhard Roidinger
Tony Oxley

I'll take a look at the Recently Played window of my J-River Media Center:

Jeroen van Vliet Trio - The Poet & Other Tales (2 spins)
Jenny Scheinman - The Rabbi's Lover (1 spin)
Tabla Beat Science - Tala Matrix (1 spin)
Keith Jarrett - The Judgement (1 spin)
Jeff Coffin Mu'tet - mUtoPia (2 spins)
Masada - 50th Birthday Celebration, Vol. 7 (0.5 spins, wife intervened)