Tuyển chọn những album jazz hay nhất !

Tuyển chọn những album jazz hay nhất !

Em nghĩ nên có topic này để anh chị em trong box biết đến những cuộc bầu chọn về nhạc jazz của thế giới. Có khi mình lại thích thêm những nghệ sĩ khác, hay lại có trong tay một album quý giá mà ko biết. Hoặc chí ít là nâng cao kiến thức về jazz của chúng ta !

em xin phép được mở đầu trước !

Jazz Lovers Top 100+ List

01. Miles Davis: Kind of Blue
02. John Coltrane: Giant Steps
03. Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool
04. Charles Mingus: Ah Um
05. Oliver Nelson: Blues and Abstract Truth
06. John Coltrane: Love Supreme
07. Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus
08. Eric Dolphy: Out to Lunch
09. Louis Armstrong: Hot Fives and Sevens
10. Dave Brubeck: Time Out
11. Miles Davis: Sketches of Spain
12. Thelonious Monk: Brilliant Corners
13. Wayne Shorter: Speak No Evil
14. Henry Threadgill: Too Much Sugar for a Dime
15. John Zorn: Masada - Alef
16. Ornette Coleman: Shape of Jazz To Come
17. Miles Davis: Porgy And Bess
18. Duke Ellington and his Orchestra At Newport
19. Dave Holland: Conference of the Birds
20. Charles Mingus: Black Saint & the Sinner Lady
21. Charles Mingus: Live At Antibes
22. Thelonious Monk: Monk''s Music
23. Sonny Sharrock: Ask the Ages
24. Cannonball Adderly: Somethin'' Else
25. Benny Carter: Further Definitions
26. Ornette Coleman: Change of The Century
27. John Coltrane: Blue Trane
28. Duke Ellington: The Far East Suite
29. Duke Ellington: Blanton/Webster Band
30. Bill Evans: Waltz for Debby
31. Gil Evans: Out of the Cool
32. Dexter Gordon: Our Man in Paris
33. Herbie Han****: Maiden Voyage
34. Joe Lovano: From the Soul
35. Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Inner Mounting Flame
36. David Murray: Ming
37. Charlie Parker: The Dial Sessions
38. Charlie Parker: Massey Hall
39. Art Pepper: Meets the Rhythm Section
40. World Saxophone Quartet: Plays Duke Ellington
41. Count Basie: Atomic Basie
42. Art Blakey: Moanin''
43. Don Byron: Tuskegee Experiments
44. Ornette Coleman: Dancing in Your Head
45. Miles Davis: Miles Ahead
46. Miles Davis: In a Silent Way
47. Miles Davis: Nefertiti
48. Jack DeJohnette: Album Album
49. Eric Dolphy: Outward Bound
50. Eric Dolphy: At the Five Spot , vol. 1
51. Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong
52. Stan Getz: Getz/Gilberto
53. Stan Getz: Jazz Samba
54. Charlie Haden: Ballad of the Fallen
55. Charlie Haden: Liberation Music Orchestra
56. Coleman Hawkins: Body and Soul
57. Joe Henderson: Inner Urge
58. Joe Lovano: Rush Hour
59. John Mclaughlin: Extrapolations
60. Charles Mingus: Blues And Roots
61. Max Roach: Freedom Now Suite
62. Horace Silver: Song for my Father
63. Horace Silver: Blowin'' the Blues Away
64. Weather Report: Heavy Weather
65. Weston, Randy: Spirits of Our Ancestors
66. George Adams/Don Pullen: Breakthrough
67. George Adams/Don Pullen: Live at the Village Vanguard
68. Cannonball Adderley: (***tet) Live in New York
69. Louis Armstrong: And Earl Hines
70. Art Ensemble of Chicago: Nice Guys
71. Albert Ayler: Live At Greenwhich Village
72. Count Basie: The Compete Decca Recordings
73. Arthur Blythe : Lenox Avenue Breakdown
74. Anthony Braxton : New York Fall 1974
75. Don Cherry: El Corazon (with Ed Blackwell)
76. Ornette Coleman: Free Jazz
77. John Coltrane: Afro Blue Impressions
78. John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman
79. John Coltrane: My Favorite Things
80. John Coltrane: Ole Coltrane
81. Miles Davis: Miles Smiles
82. Miles Davis: Walkin''
83. Miles Davis: Milestones
84. Miles Davis: A Tribute to Jack Johnson
85. Duke Ellington: Money Jungle
86. Don Ellis: Electric Bath
87. Bill Evans: Portrait in Jazz
88. Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Duke Ellington Songbook
89. Errol Garner: Concert by the Sea
90. Stan Getz: Focus
91. Jimmy Giuffre: The Jimmy Giuffre 3
92. Benny Goodman: Carnegie Hall Concert
93. Grant Green: Feelin'' the Spirit
94. John Handy: Live at the Monterey Jazz Festival 1965
95. Joe Henderson: So Near, So Far
96. Woody Herman: The Thundering Herds
97. Andrew Hill: Point of Departure
98. The Quintessential Billie Holiday , Volume 4
99. Dave Holland: Razors Edge
100. Bobby Hutcherson: Dialogue


Other noteworthy recordings...

01. Abdullah Ibrahim: Water from an Ancient Well
02. Elvin Jones: Mr. Jones
03. Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross: Everybody''s Boppin
04. Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross: Sing A Song of Basie
05. Yusef Lateef: Eastern Sounds
06. Wynton Marsalis: Citi Movement
07. John Mclaughlin: My Goal''s Beyond
08. Jackie McLean: Let Freedom Ring
09. Carmen McRae: Sings Monk
10. Charles Mingus: Let My Children Hear Music
11. Charles Mingus: Presents Charles Mingus
12. Charles Mingus: The Great Paris Concert of 1964
13. Charles Mingus: Changes I & II
14. Hank Mobley: Soul Station
15. Modern Jazz Quartet: Django
16. Wes Montgomery: Incredible Jazz Guitar
17. Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder
18. David Murray: The Hill
19. David Murray: Big Band
20. Fats Navarro and Tadd Dameron: The Complete on Blue Note
21. Bird and Diz
22. Charlie Parker: The Complete Dial Masters
23. Charlie Parker: The Savoy Sessions
24. Joe Pass: Virtuoso
25. Art Pepper: Modern Jazz Classics
26. Bud Powell: Genius of Bud Powell
27. Don Pullen: Ode To Life
28. Freddie Redd Quartet: The Music from ''The Connection''
29. Dewey Redman: The Ear of the Behearer
30. George Russell: Ezz-thetics
31. Maria Schneider: Evanescence
32. Archie Shepp: Fire Music
33. Jimmy Smith: The Sermon
34. Cecil Taylor: Unit Structures
35. Cecil Taylor: Silent Tongues
36. Henry Threadgill: You Know the Number
37. Cal Tjader: Soul Sauce
38. Lennie Tristano: Lennie Tristano/The New Tristano
39. Steve Turre: Sanctified Shells
40. McCoy Tyner: Sahara
41. Sarah Vaughan: Sassy Swings the Tivoli
42. World Saxophone Quartet: Dances & Ballads
43. World Saxophone Quartet: Revue

( theo allaboutjazz.com)​

100 album thì có đến 12 cái của Miles Davis và 7 cái của John Coltrane rồi. Các album 01, 02, 06, 07, 27, 80 và một vài album khác có thể download tại các topic dành riêng cho nghệ sỹ. Tiếp đây tôi xin giới thiệu album số 5. Đúng là không phải không có lí khi được xếp hạng 5!
Download 05. Oliver Nelson: Blues and Abstract Truth

1. Stolen Moments          2. Hoe-Down          3. Cascades          4. Yearnin''          5. Butch And Butch          6. Teenie''s Blues

Giải thưởng Grammy lần thứ 48 cho thể loại Jazz ​

Album Jazz đương đại hay nhất
(For albums containing 51% or more playing time of INSTRUMENTAL tracks.)​

Keystone
Dave Douglas
[Greenleaf Music]
Soulgrass
Bill Evans
[BHM Productions]
The Way Up
Pat Metheny Group
[Nonesuch]
The Spirit Music Jamia: Dance Of The Infidel
Meshell Ndegeocello
[Shanachie Entertainment Corp.]
Momentum
Joshua Redman Elastic Band
[Nonesuch]​

Album Jazz Vocal hay nhất
(For albums containing 51% or more playing time of VOCAL tracks.)​

J''''''''''''''''ai Deux Amours
Dee Dee Bridgewater
[Sovereign Artists]
Blueprint Of A Lady - Sketches Of Billie Holiday
Nnenna Freelon
[Concord Jazz]
Good Night, And Good Luck.
Dianne Reeves
[Concord Jazz]
Duos II
Luciana Souza
[Sunnyside]
I''''''''''''''''m With The Band
Tierney Sutton
[Telarc Jazz]​

Bản Jazz phối khí hay nhất
(For an instrumental jazz solo performance. Two equal performers on one recording may be eligible as one entry. If the soloist listed appears on a recording billed to another artist, the latter''''''''''''''''s name is in parenthesis for identification. Singles or Tracks only.)​

''''''''''''''''Round Midnight
Alan Broadbent, soloist
Track from: ''''''''''''''''Round Midnight
[Artistry Music]
Away
Ravi Coltrane, soloist
Track from: In Flux
[Savoy Jazz]
The Source
Herbie Han****, soloist
Track from: Flow (Terence Blanchard)
[Blue Note Records]
A Love Supreme - Acknowledgement
Branford Marsalis, soloist
Track from: Coltrane''''''''''''''''s A Love Supreme Live In Amsterdam
[Marsalis Music]
Why Was I Born?
Sonny Rollins, soloist
Track from: Without A Song - The 9/11 Concert
[Milestone]
​

Album Jazz phối khí hay nhất (cá nhân hoặc nhóm)
(For albums containing 51% or more playing time of INSTRUMENTAL tracks.)​

Flow
Terence Blanchard
[Blue Note Records]
Lyric
Billy Childs Ensemble
[Lunacy Music/Artistshare]
Live At The House Of Tribes
Wynton Marsalis
[Blue Note Records]
Beyond The Sound Barrier
Wayne Shorter Quartet
[Verve]
What Now?
Kenny Wheeler With Dave Holland, Chris Potter & John Taylor
[CAM Jazz]​

Album Jazz hoà tấu (quy mô lớn) hay nhất
(For large jazz ensembles, including big band sounds. Albums must contain 51% or more INSTRUMENTAL tracks.)​

Overtime
Dave Holland Big Band
[Sunnyside/Dare2]
A Blessing
John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble
[OmniTone]
Live
The Bill Holman Band
[Jazzed Media]
I Am Three
Mingus Big Band, Orchestra & Dynasty
[Sunnyside/Sue Mingus Music]
Home Of My Heart
The Chris Walden Big Band
[Origin]​

Album Latin Jazz hay nhất
(Vocal or Instrumental.)​

Time Was - Time Is
Ray Barretto
[O Plus Music]
Here And Now - Live In Concert
Caribbean Jazz Project Featuring Dave Samuels
[Concord Picante]
...And Sammy Walked In
Sammy Figueroa And His Latin Jazz Explosion
[Savant Records]
Listen Here!
Eddie Palmieri
[Concord Picante]
Mulatos
Omar Sosa
[Ot Records]
( Phần mầu xanh là những tác phẩm đoạt giải )​

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Cám ơn bluebeach nhiều, mấy cài này hay đó mình ở VN khó có cơ hội tìm đuợc mấy tư liệu này lắm, vả lại nói thật tiếng Anh của mình tệ lắm nên tìm trên mạng cũng chịu thôi.
Thank bác CGL ha, lại có nhạc để nghe rồi, chà bác có thể giới thiệu sơ qua album số 5 này không, tui không biết về album này

mình post lại bài cua dinga vào đây cho mọi người dễ theo dõi !

TOP 100 "Smooth Jazz
​

01.Acoustic Alchemy - Jamaica Heart Beat
?? Guitar

02.Acoustic Alchemy - Obsession Confession
??

03.Acoustic Alchemy - The Beautiful Game
??
04.Acoustic Alchemy - The Velvet Swing
??
05.Bob James - Cool As It Happ
?? Keyboards, Piano

06.Bob James - Reunited
??
07.Bob James - The Genie
??

08.Boney James - Bleecker''''s Street
Sax

09.Boney James - East Bay
??
10.Boney James - Seduction
??
11.Brasillia - A Chamada Do Rio
?? Vocals,Guitar

12.Brian Bromberg & Richard Elliot - Relentless
?? Sax,Guitar

13.Cesaria Evora - Petit Pays
?? Vocals,Guitar

14.Chris Botti - Drive Time
?? Trumpet

15.Chris Botti - Lisa
??

16.Chris Botti - Mr. Wah
??
17.Chris Standring featuring Rich - Hip Sway
?? Sax,Guitar

18.Chuck Loeb - Blue Kiss
?? Guitar

19.Chuck Loeb - its all good
??
20.Chuck Loeb - The Music Inside
??
21.Craig Chaquico - Cafe carnival
?? Guitar

22.Craig Chaquico - Forbidden love
??

23.Craig Chaquico - Kokopelli s Dream
??
24.Craig Chaquico & Russ Freema - Samba Del Luna
??
25.Dave Koz - I Believe
?? Sax

26.Dave Koz - Faces Of The Heart
??

27.Dave Koz - Honeydipped
??
28.Dave Koz - Smooth Jazz Christmas Overture
??
29.David Benoit - Cast Your Fate To The Wind
?? Keyboards, Piano

30.David Benoit - Searching For June
??
31.David Benoit - Still Standing
??
32.David Benoit - Waiting For Spring
??
33.Earl klugh - Incognito
?? Guitar
34.Earl klugh - Just pretend
??
35.Earl klugh - Soda fountain shuffle
??
36.Fourplay - any time of the day
?? Group

37.Fourplay - Break It Out
??
38.Fourplay - dream come true
??
39.Fourplay - mox-o-man
??

40.Frank Gambale - mirage mystery
?? Guitar

41.Frank Gambale - the final frontier
??
42.George Benson - "california dreamin''''
?? Guitar

43.George Benson - Bossa Rocka
??
44.George Benson - white rabbit
??
45.Grover Washington Jr feat. Bill Withers - Just the Two of Us
?? Sax

46.Grover Washington, Jr - let it flow
??
47.Grover Washington, Jr - winelight
??

48.Joe Sample - Chain Reaction
?? Keyboards, Piano

49.Joe Sample - Free As The Wind
??

50.Joe Sample - I''''m Coming Back Again
??
51.John Tesh - Bastille Day
?? Keyboards, Piano

52.John Tesh - Endless Love
??
53.John Tesh - Give Me Forever (I Do)
??
54.John Tesh - Grand Passion
??

55.Ken Navarro - It''''s Up To You
?? Guitar

56.Kim Waters - Nightfall
?? Sax

57.Kim Waters - Secrets Told
??
58.Kim Waters - Until Dawn
??

59.Kim Waters - you are the one for me
??
60.Larry carlton - crying hands
?? Guitar

61.Larry Carlton - Smiles And Smiles To Go
??

62.Lee Ritenour - Night Rhythms
?? Guitar

63.Lee Ritenour - Bahia Funk
??

64.Lee Ritenour - Mister Reggae
??
65.Lee Ritenour & Larry Carlton - take that
??
66.Mark Whitfield - That Girl
?? Guitar

67.Paul Taylor - Avenue
?? Sax

68.Paul Taylor - Exotica
.

69.Paul Taylor - Revelation Of The Heart
??
70.Paul taylor - Undercover
??
71.Peter White - Promenade
?? Guitar

72.Peter White - Caravan of Dreams
??
73.Peter White - Undercover
??
74.Rick Braun - Body And Soul
?? Trumpet

75.Rick Braun - Grover''''s Groove
??
76.Rick Braun - Kisses in the Rain
??
77.Rippingtons - Backstabbers
.Group

78.Rippingtons - Let It Ripp
??
79.Rippingtons - Love Child
??
80.Rippingtons - Stories of the Painted Desert
??
81.Ronnie Laws - Old Days Old Ways
?? Sax

82.Ryo Kawasaki - Night And Day
?? Guitar

83.Special efx - ballerina
?? Group

84.Special efx - Behold
??

85.Special efx - Dancing With A Ghost
??
86.Special efx - Formal Invitation
??
87.Spyro Gyra - Body Wave
?? Group

88.Spyro Gyra - Sweet Baby James
??

89.Spyro Gyra - Three Sisters
??
90.Spyro Gyra - Unwritten Letter
??
91.Stevan Pasero & Christopher Bock - Zebra Walk
??
92.Tom Grant - Show Me The Way
?? Keyboards, Piano

93.Tom Grant & Peter White - Fantasy
??

94.Tom Grant - Hang Time
??
95.Tom Scott - Don''''t Get Any Better
?? Sax

96.Yellowjackets - Even Song
?? Group

97.Yellowjackets - Jacket Town
??
98.Yellowjackets - savanna
??
99.YellowJackets - Theme from Il Postino
??
100.Zachary Breaux -Cafe Reggio
?? Guitar

Best Jazz Albums of 2005​

10 Charles Lloyd, Jumping the Creek (ECM)

Some artists rely on all-star producers to make relevant music past the age of 60, but all saxophonist Charles Lloyd needed to do was finally cut a record with his working quartet. Though evident in live performances, the simmering spiritual depth that Lloyd developed over 40-plus years in the business has been largely compromised on his post-millennium recordings. With the help of pianist Geri Allen, bassist Robert Hurst, and drummer Eric Harland, Jumping the Creek finally rectifies the situation, presenting a deeply passionate work that''s easily the crown jewel of his ECM discography ?" and arguably of his entire career.
9 Charlie Haden and the Liberation Music Orchestra, Not in Our Name (Verve)

This installment in bassist Haden''s ongoing Liberation Music Orchestra project is lovely, serious, and transcendent. While early versions of this expanded group (essentially a small big band) played music of revolutionary movements in Latin American and around the world, Mr. Haden is now concerned with home. Not in Our Name is a me***ation on the most American of music ?" "America the Beautiful", Ornette Coleman''s "Skies Over America", "Amazing Grace", and Samuel Barber''s "Adagio for Strings". The music swells and surges gently, with an emphasis on melody, particularly in the strong, unshowy solos by Curtis Fowlkes''s trombone, Steve Cardenas''s guitar, and the saxophones of Tony Malaby and Chris Cheek. But there is a deep sadness here. Carla Bley''s arrangements bathe the tunes in gospel blues and Ellington swank, so that they suggest what is best about America even as they comment implicitly on where America has been led astray.
8 Heloísa Fernandes, Fruto (Maritaca)

This pianist from Sao Paulo loves Bill Evans and old forró music and straight-ahead jazz and avant-garde jazz and classical music and life and love and children and peace and liberty and friendship, and it all comes across here on this stunning record. Her musical accomplice, Zeca Assumpçao, provides a great bottom end on bass, and guest Nana Vasconcelos does his funky vocal percussion thang on "Colheita". But this is Fernandes''s show all the way. Her manic take on Caetano Veloso''s "Trilhos Urbanos" is like Vince Guaraldi''s undone score for "Charlie Brown Moves to Harlem," and her chilled-out title tune is a frozen candy bar. But the most ambitious piece is the best one: Her double-tracked pointillist piano and harpsichord work on "Criança" plays nicely off the two cellists who bring this nine-minute piece into the mystic. Better wake up, American jazzos, Brazil is KILLING you right now.
7 FME (Free Music Ensemble), Cuts (Okkadisk)

Who says that a jazz band can''t rock out? On its second studio recording, one of prolific Chicago saxophonist Ken Vandermark''s steady projects pays tribute to decidedly non-jazz inspirations like Shellac and Finnish architect Eero Saarinen with a five-part suite of loosely constructed and addictively memorable pieces. Boston bassist Nate McBride and Norwegian wunderkind drummer Paal Nilssen-Love supply equal parts energy and finesse to flesh out Vandermark''s compositional vision, which has explored the intersections between rock and jazz for the better part of 15 years, but rarely achieved such a transcendent level of success.
6 Joey DeFrancesco with Jimmy Smith, Legacy (Concord)

Jimmy Smith is gone, and he''s never coming back, and that''s sad. After all, it''s not everyone who invents an entire musical sub-genre (Hammond B-3 organ jazz) the way he did. Here, his greatest musical follower/stalker, Joey D, repays him by inviting him to a huge ol'' studio hoedown in the Arizona desert. The results are groovy, good-humored, and surprisingly ambitious (what''s that sitar doing in the title cut?). Smith was still sharp here, like on his own "Dot-Com Blues", and DeFrancesco displays an honorable restraint in letting his hero take most of the solo spotlight. When they are both getting it, it''s like mainstream jazz is relevant again.
5 Wayne Shorter, Beyond the Sound Barrier (Verve)

The old saw is that jazz is a kind of democracy, with each player contributing equally to an incredible musical conversation. Cool! But how often is it really true? This miraculous album by Wayne Shorter''s late-career acoustic quartet ?" with Danilo Perez on piano, John Patitucci on bass, and Brian Blade''s drums ?" fulfills jazz''s democratic promise with revolutionary technique. Defying the Melody-Solos-Melody formula, Mr. Shorter constructs organic performances that build toward dramatic themes. His saxophone plays devilish hide-and-seek with the piano, while bass and drums roil and slash with an independence and freedom rarely heard in mainstream jazz. Using themes from classical, soundtrack, and jazz sources (as well as Shorter originals), this quartet delivers on its early promise with explosive power. As extraordinary and unpredictable as the avant-garde, this music suggests that great jazz is indeed a balanced conversation ?" maybe even a path to enlightenment.
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4 Kahil El''Zabar''s Ritual Trio Featuring Billy Bang, Live at the River East Art Center (Delmark)

This great man is the go-to jazz drummer for progressive types in Chicago, but he is also a great and inventive bandleader, as he proves here in this deeply soulful record. His rhythm is full of blues, even when he''s grooving with a kalimba for 20 minutes ("Big M"). El''Zabar is so full of joy and music that he shouts and moans right along with the band, and the music is so good that it''s not even annoying. Ari Brown''s saxophone is full of Africa, and Yosef Ben Israel acquits himself nobly on bass ?" no small feat, considering that this functions as a tribute album to the Ritual Trio''s last bassist, the should-be-legendary Malachi Favors. But what takes this album to the stratosphere is the hard-edged fiddle attack of Billy Bang, who plays at least three of the year''s best heavy metal solos on his violin.
3 Triptych Myth, The Beautiful (AUM Fidelity)

Among the recent jazz piano trio records that have risen above the painfully boring pack, none has made an impression as powerful as Triptych Myth''s second release. As a master of several homemade instruments, Cooper-Moore''s piano work is often overshadowed on his recordings; but in this context, along with bassist Tom Abbs and drummer Chad Taylor, it''s given the exclusivity that it deserves. Though it''s impossible ?" and irrelevant ?" to pin down a specific influence, fans of Herbie Nichols or early Cecil Taylor may find recognizable points of reference in this trio''s brilliantly executed paean to all things beautiful in the world.
2 Brad Mehldau Trio, Day Is Done (Nonesuch)

Anyone who rebukes Mehldau''s piano trio as scholarly jazz intellectualization need only listen to Day Is Done, perhaps its most aggressive and vibrant studio effort to date. Drummer Jeff Ballard, who replaces longtime Mehldau collaborator Jorge Rossy, brings infectious excitability to the trio; likewise, bassist Larry Grenadier is a strong harmonic ballast, holding down the melodies so that Mehldau can weave improvisations like a raconteur with a sailor''s mouth. The trio undresses selections by the Beatles, Nick Drake, Paul Simon, and Mehldau fave Radiohead with tenacious greed, not satisfied until they''ve been stripped bare, gleefully disassembled, and reconstructed in different patterns. The set''s pièce de résistance, however, is Mehldau''s turn as a contrapuntal Houdini: the solo piano treatment of "Martha My Dear" is all elbow shoves and finger dislocations, a pell-mell plunge into deconstruction that simply can''t be reasoned with.
1 Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane, At Carnegie Hall (Blue Note)

This has been a year for uncovering lost jazz gems, but the crown jewel is this Grade-A recording of a 1957 Carnegie Hall concert by Thelonious Monk''s working trio with the surging talent of Coltrane''s tenor saxophone. Following Trane''s extended residency with Monk at New York''s Five Spot, this is the only high fidelity recording of the two giants playing together in complete comfort and relaxation. The quirky opening duet, "Monk''s Mood", is perfection ?" you hold your breath and dread the band breaking the mood. Yet when they do, Trane and Monk launch into rippling glory. Much of Trane''s ''50s output was in his scalar "sheets of sound" style, but Monk inspires him to play with a steely melodicism. Monk dances and quips on piano while drummer Shadow Wilson is the Arthur Rubenstein of brushes. The result is more than a historical find ?" it''s the best music of the year.
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VA - The Best of Music - Jazz 2005

[01] Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington ?" It Don''''t Mean A Thing
[02] Dinah Washington ?" Call Me Irresponsible
[03] Nat King Cole ?" Let There Be Love
[04] Peggy Lee ?" Cheek to Cheek
[05] Stan Getz ?" Crazy Ryhthm
[06] Count Basie ?" Lullabye of Birdland
[07] Miles Davis ?" I Waited for You
[08] Metronome All Stars ?" Leap Here
[09] Chet Baker ?" But Not for Me
[10] Nat King Cole ?" You Stepped Out of A Dream
[11] Duke Ellington ?" In A Sentimental Mood
[12] Frank Sinatra ?" South of the Border
[13] Jo Stafford ?" The Best Things in Life Are Free
[14] The Bud Powell Trio ?" Somebody Loves Me
[15] Mel Torne ?" You''''re A Heavenly Thing
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VA - Top Jazz 2004-2005
01-charles_lloyd_billy_higgins - desire
02-nexus_workshop_2004 - ganja_song
03-enrico_rava_quintet - sand
04-craig_taborn - prismatica
05-jarret_peakock_dejohnette_trio - i_love_you
06-william_parker - second_reading
07-stefano_bollani - lets_move_to_cleveland
08-wadada_leo_smith - its_about_that_time
09-giovanni_falzone - deja_vu_or_dream
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