What JAZZ are you listening to?

Lee Konitz "Wild as Springtime"
Harold Danko

Mat Maneri "Sustain"

Brad Mehldau "House on Hill"

Ben Webster - Soulville

Originally posted by badmoon
Ben Webster - Soulville

Urs Leimgruber "Lines"
Adelhard Roidinger
Fritz Hauser

Joe McPhee "Impressions of Jimmy Giuffre"
Andre Jaume
Raymond Boni

Artie Shaw "Last Recordings"

Helen Humes "Swingin' with Humes", "Tain't Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do"

Coleman Hawkins "The High and Mighty Hawk"

Gregg Bendian's Trio Pianissimo "Balance"

Joe McPhee's Bluette "In the Spirit"

Myra Melford Trio "Alive in the House of Saints"

David Murray "Lovers"

Misha Mengelberg "Impromptus"

Ben Webster - Soulville

Monk - Brilliant Corners

I've been listening to every note played by Phish on their "Late Summer 2009 Tour ". Many of their improvisations and interplays arguably draw upon the jazz tradition - especially, of course, jazz fusion.

It has also made me go back and dip into my collection of recordings from their 2003-2004 tours where (especially in 2003) the improvisations were often enormous and intensely exploratory.

James Moody

Originally posted by FMF
I've been listening to every note played by Phish on their "Late Summer 2009 Tour ". Many of their improvisations and interplays arguably draw upon the jazz tradition - especially, of course, jazz fusion.

It has also made me go back and dip into my collection of recordings from their 2003-2004 tours where (especially in 2003) the improvisations were often enormous and intensely exploratory.

Bitches Brew.

Lee Konitz "Alone Together"
Brad Mehldau
Charlie Haden

Steve Lacy "Five Facings"
Duets with five pianists:
Marilyn Crispell
Misha Mengelberg
Ulrich Gumpert
Fred Van Hove
Vladimir Miller

Coleman Hawkins "The Genius of", "Encounters Ben Webster"

Billie Holiday "All or Nothing at All"

Cannonball Adderley "Somethin' Else"

Albert Ayler

Gateway - Abercrombie, Holland, DeJohnette 1970-something... 75?