What JAZZ are you listening to?

Modern Jazz Quartet - Blues on Back

Dave Douglas Tiny Bell Trio "Constellations"

Mark Dresser "Aquifer"
Mathias Ziegler
Denman Maroney

Lisle Ellis "Children in Peril"

Equal Interest
Joseph Jarman
Leroy Jenkins
Myra Melford

Bill Frisell "Quartet"

Marco Eneidi "Cherry Box"

Alan Broadbent "Concord Duo Series"
Gary Foster

Charles Gayle "Touchin' on Trane"

Al Cohn "Heavy Love"
Jimmy Rowles

Gerry Hemingway Quintet "Waltzes, Two-Steps, and Other Matters of the Heart"

Bill Evans "Explorations", "Moon Beams"

Ben Webster "Meets Oscar Peterson", "Soulville"

Dave Brubeck "Time Out"

Cannonball - Something Else

Keith Jarrett Trio - Out Of Towners & The Cure

The Ganelin Trio "Ttaango...In Nickelsdorf"

Georg Graewe "Impressions of Monk", "COUNTERfactuals"

Mark Helias "Loopin' the Cool"

Kenny G
Steely Dan
Sade
Stevie Ray Vaughn

Originally posted by steve645
Kenny G
Steely Dan
Sade
Stevie Ray Vaughn

Gerry Hemingway "Double Blues Crossing"

Ran Blake "That Certain Feeling"

Georg Graewe "Continuum"

Julius Hemphill "Flat-Out Jump Suite"

Satako Fujii "April Shower"

Masquelero -

Aero
Bande A part
Re-Enter

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme, Sun Ship. Live At The Half Note
Miles Davis - Birth Of The Cool,
Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come, Skies of America, Free Jazz
Art Ensemble of Chicago - Reese And The Smooth Ones, Live In Paris

I've been listening to jazz/rock fusion some this weekend. Much to chagrin of some of you purists out there.

Miles set the tone with Miles/Smiles, File, Silent Way, ASgharta and of course the masterwork - Bitches Brew.

But I also have been lsitening to four of the best of this craft - Majavishnu Orch, Return to Forever, Weather Reports and yes...Jeff Beck.

Others of note include Soft Machine, Larry Coryell and Billy Cobham (check out spectrum featuring Jan Hammer and Tommy Bolin).

Ben Goldberg "Eight Phrases for Jefferson Rubin"

Fred Hersch "Thirteen Ways"
Michael Moore
Gerry Hemingway

Andrew Hill "Shades"

Susie Ibarra "Radiance"

Jon Jang "Two Flowers on a Stem"

Clifford Brown "Study in Brown"

Joe Henderson "The State of the Tenor"

Cooper-Moore "Triptych Myth: The Beautiful"

Ben Webster "King of the Tenor"