Jazzbo's thingies--II

[jazzboCR]

Jazz --all available for look-up here: http://www.allmusic.com/
Dave Brubeck: Jazz Goes to College
Plays & Plays & Plays
Last Set at Newport
Timeout
Concord on a Summer Night
Take 5 [Prism]
25th Anniversary Reunion
Pvt. Brubeck Remembers solo piano
Jazz at Oberlin
Vocal Encounters a compilation '60-'70
Blue Rondo the '87 4tet
Gone with the Wind live
Bravo! Brubeck live in Mexico City
Brandenburg Gate: Revisited
So What's New?
Brubeck Time
Jazz Impressions of Eurasia

Danny Zeitlin/ David Friesen eponymous

John Scofield: That's What I Say music of Ray Charles

Milt Jackson: Sa Va Bella (For Lady Legends)

Herb Ellis//Ray Brown: In the Pocket a combo of After You've Gone and Hot Tracks

Stan Getz: Cool Velvet with strings 2 LPs on 1 CD
.../Bob Brookmeyer: Recorded Fall 1961

Kai Winding and J.J. Johnson: "Nuf Said"

Stanton Moore III: eponymous

Bennie Green: Soul Stirrin'

Charles Persip and the Jazz Statesmen: eponymous

Red Mitchell: eponymous

Billy Strayhorn: Lush Life a compilation

Marcus Miller: Silver Rain
Live and More

Elliott Chavers: The Return of a Legend

Clifford Adams: The Master Power

Buddy Collette: Nice Day with...

Louis Jourdan and the Tympany 5: Choo Choo Ch'Boogie a compilation

Paquito D'Rivera: And the UN Ork--A Night in Englewood
Who's Smoking
Havana Cafe

Jay Geils: Plays Jazz!

Ellis and Branford Marsalis: Loved Ones

The Three: eponymous

Don Byron: Romance with the Unseen

Royce Campbell: with Strings

Jay Hoggard: The Right Place

Webb T's Fleet: Live at Zanzibar Blue

Modern Jazz Quartet: La Ronde

Cedar Walton: First Set

Arturo Sandoval: Dream Come True
Swingin'

Vic Lewis and the West-Coast All-Stars: Shake down the Stars

Wynton Marsalis: Mr. Jelly Lord Standard Time Vol. 6

Gonzalo Rubalcaba: Diz

Bill Charlap: Plays George Gershwin The American Soul

Pete Jolly: Yours Truly

Sam Jones: Something in Common

Jimmy Vivino and the ReKooperators: Do What, Now?
Jimmy Vivino: Live at Shanghai Jazz

Elmo Hope: Homecoming! 2 sessions on 1 CD

Willie Rodriguez: Flats Jacks

Manhattan Jazz Quintet: The Sidewinder

Greg Osby: Inner Circle

Paul Motian/Bill Frisell/Joe Lovano: Time and Time Again

David Friesen: ...Three to Get Ready

Bill Charlap: Live at the Village Vanguard

Frank Foster: Manhattan Fever

Benny Carter: Jazz Giant
Legends
"Wonderland"
Cosmopolite the Verve sessions w/ Oscar Peterson

Quincy Jones: Walking in Space

Jonah Jones: Jumpin' with Jonah

Savoy Sultans w/ Panama Francis: Everything Swings

Nat Adderly: Live at Sweet Basil

Ramsay Lewis: Dance of the Soul

Tommy Flanagan: Sunset and the Mockingbird

Jane Bunnett: The Water is Wide

Marcus Roberts: As Serenity Approaches

Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison: Illumination

Chris Botti: When I Fall in Love

Bob James: Dancing on the Water

[jazzboCR]

Dexter Gordon: Ballads a compilation
Daddy Plays the Horn
Settin' the Pace a compilation of Savoy Records mat'l
The Other Side of 'Round Midnight

Bobby Timmons: Soul Time

Freddy Hubbard: God Bless the Child--Live in Warsaw

Clifford Brown: Brownie Speaks--from 6 different sessions

Mal Waldron: Mal/2

Lester Young: Complete Aladdin Recordings Vol. 1

Kenny Dorham: Una Mas

Eddie Vinson: The Chronological '45-'47

Cannonball Adderly: Cannonball Plays Zawinul a compilation

Jodie Christian: Experience
W/ Norris Turney: Front Line

Lionel Hampton w/ Oscar Peterson: Just One of Those Things 1 CD extract from a 5-CD compilation

[CRAZY-HORSE]

Damn Jazzy....
i havent even heard of 90% of the artists youve posted in this thread....

im am familiar with Brubeck...i have his "take five" on vinyl(UK release from early 1960s i think), and i know my mum has several Dave Brubeck Quartet vinyls somewhere also which i used to play quite a bit when i was younger, and of which i liked a lot.

Wynton Marsalis, not really too familliar with his work but i do have that superb album he did with Clapton several years ago

and i know several other names you listed but i cannot recall what ive heard by them,if anything, just remember the names??

[jazzboCR]

Damn Jazzy....
i havent even heard of 90% of the artists youve posted in this thread....

im am familiar with Brubeck...i have his "take five" on vinyl(UK release from early 1960s i think), and i know my mum has several Dave Brubeck Quartet vinyls somewhere also which i used to play quite a bit when i was younger, and of which i liked a lot.

Wynton Marsalis, not really too familliar with his work but i do have that superb album he did with Clapton several years ago

and i know several other names you listed but i cannot recall what ive heard by them,if anything, just remember the names??

One of the reasons I'm doing this (in addition to flexing my ego) is to inspire folks to take a flyer in looking an artist up--or at least a listed piece(s) by them--a painless way to do so. And natch to remind myself of what I've got and whether I like it as much today as when first bought/traded for--been having a grand time playing some forgotten-about nuggets, whereas others are re-buried in Deep Archives. I'm also taking it to heart to gather mentions for example that Clapton/ Marsalis piece which I don't have.

[jazzboCR]

Vince Guaraldi: The Latin Side of...
eponymous

George Winston: Linus & Lucy--The Music of Vince Guaraldi

Alvin Queen: I Ain't Looking at You

Mike LeDonne: Night Song

Johnny Dodds: Wild Man Blues a compilation

Art Van Damme: Accordion a la Mode/A Perfect Match 2 LPs on 1 CD

Doky Brothers: eponymous
...2

Wes Montgomery: Fingerpickin' an early compilation

Shook-Russo Quartet featuring Greg Gisbert: eponymous

Travis Shook: eponymous

Ahmad Jamal: The Essence, Vol.1
Free Flight live at Montreux

Ray Bryant: eponymous

Larry Goldings: Awareness

John Hicks: Friends Old & New

Pete Johnson: King of Boogie a compilation

Boots Randolph: A Whole New Ballgame
Boots

King Curtis: Sax in Motion a compilation

Lenni-Kalle Taipale: Nothing to Hide

Eric Reed: Pure Imagination
Manhattan Melodies

John La Porta: Theme and Variation

Billy Taylor: Homage

Mel Powell: The Best Things in Life

Tom Principato: Tip of the Iceberg

Bobby Sanabria and Ascension: NYC Achye!
...And Quarteto Ache!

Jerry Vivino: Walkin' with the Wazmo

Tom Varner: Long Night Big Day
The Mystery of Compassion
Martian Heartache

The Stryker-Slagle Band: eponymous

Julius Watkins/ Charlie Rouse: Les Jazz Modes 2 different sessions on 1 CD

Gregory Tardy: Serendipity

Carl Allen: The Pursuer
Testimonial

Cecil Payne: Performing Charlie Parker

Roland Kirk (pre-Rahsaan): Left and Right
Kirk in Copenhagen
Rahsaan Roland Kirk and the Vibration Society: Live at the Vanguard
Other Folk's Music
Prepare Thyself to Deal with a Miracle
Blacknuss
<< See also # III, item 2

Speedy West/Jimmy Bryant: Swingin' on the Strings, Vol.2
Christian Sands: Footprints

Chuck Hedges: Just for Fun

Christopher Hollyday: eponymous

Eddie Harris: A Tale of 2 Cities live in Chicago and San Francisco

[CRAZY-HORSE]

One of the reasons I'm doing this (in addition to flexing my ego) is to inspire folks to take a flyer in looking an artist up--or at least a listed piece(s) by them--a painless way to do so. And natch to remind myself of what I've got and whether I like it as much today as when first bought/traded for--been having a grand time playing some forgotten-about nuggets, whereas others are re-buried in Deep Archives. I'm also taking it to heart to gather mentions for example that Clapton/ Marsalis piece which I don't have.

on the Clapton/Marsalis album....
if you get the "deluxe" version it contains a live dvd of them pefroming together live, sensational 'gig' IMO

[jazzboCR]

on the Clapton/Marsalis album....
if you get the "deluxe" version it contains a live dvd of them pefroming together live, sensational 'gig' IMO

Sounds like a sensational package but I'll have to get back to you on that--the Amazin's want $30.

[jazzboCR]

Jere Kaukkanen: Finnish Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra

Frank and Joe Show: "33-1/3"

Joe Henderson: Our Thing
Page One
Tetragon Quartets 2 different sessions on 1 CD
In 'n' Out
Double Rainbow the music of A.C. Jobim

Melvin Sparks: Legends of Acid Jazz a compilation

George Benson: It's Uptown

Earl "Fatha" Hines: Piano Man a compilation
Once Upon a Time 2 different sessions on 1 CD
Tour de Force solo piano
Hines Shines a compilation

Steve Turre: Rhythm Within

Slide Hampton: Jazz With a Twist/Explosion! 2 LPs on 1 CD

Lee Konitz w/ Alan Broadbent: Live-Lee

Wycliffe Gordon & the SBS All-Star Band: A Tribute to Storyville

Hank Jones: Meets Cheick-Tidiane Seck and Mandinkas--Serala

Elvin Jones: And Then Again/Midnight Walk 2 LPs on 1 CD