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1	The Complete Prestige Recordings (1960) more music like this by Eric Dolphy During his 19 months with Prestige, Eric Dolphy recorded 13 sessions as a leader and sideman. All are included in this massive nine-CD set and, even when absorbed in two or three sittings, there is enough variety to hold on to any true jazz fan's attention. Dolphy, whether on alto, bass clarinet, flute, and even on a couple of occasions clarinet, ... see all copies from $85.42! new only from $85.42!
2	My Cup Runneth Over (1967) more music like this by Ed Ames Ed Ames operates in the pop music tradition of show tunes, film themes, and powerful vocalists; his well-trained, masculine baritone has more in common with Mario Lanza than his adult pop contemporaries like Andy Williams. "My Cup Runneth Over" was Ames' biggest hit because, even though it came from the stage, the tender sentiment and simple ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $18.00!
3	The Golden Hits of the Everly Brothers (1962) more music like this by The Everly Brothers An interesting collection of later Warner Bros. hits, too slick but enjoyable. Bruce Eder, All Music Guide see all copies from $7.00! new only from $7.77!
4	Blue Gardenia (2001) more music like this by Etta James The legendary blues singer indeed lives up to the silly cliché about being able to sing the phone book and make it sound rich, meaningful, and soulful. Still, it's always exciting to hear her tackle materials she's missed before. Here she shifts gears impressively into the intimate jazz club mode, performing beautifully arranged takes on a wide ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $10.45!
5	Eastern Sounds (1961) more music like this by Yusef Lateef One of multi-instrumentalist and composer Yusef Lateef's most enduring recordings, Eastern Sounds was one of the last recordings made by the band that Lateef shared with pianist Barry Harris after the band moved to New York from Detroit, where the jazz scene was already dying. Lateef had long been interested in Eastern music, long before John ... see all copies from $8.35! new only from $8.35!
6	Charlie Parker at Storyville (1953) more music like this by Charlie Parker This LP contains two broadcasts at Boston's Storyville club in 1953. One set finds Parker accompanied by the Red Garland Trio (two years before Garland became famous playing with Miles Davis), while the other one also features trumpeter Herb Pomeroy and a trio led by pianist Sir Charles Thompson. The recording quality is just so-so but Bird was in ... see all copies from $3.00! new only from $10.55!
7	Romantic Jazz (1955) more music like this by Jackie Gleason True to its title, Romantic Jazz is one of Jackie Gleason's jazzier efforts. His particular brand of mood music strikes a more brassy and swinging pose here, with occasional breaks for instrumental solos that, for the most part, seem tightly composed rather than improvised. Bobby Hackett's lyrical trumpet playing is often the draw on Gleason's ... see all copies from $6.00! new only from $10.50!
8	Moody's Mood for Love [Blue Note] (1955) more music like this by King Pleasure The bulk of this CD reissue contains King Pleasure's final recording session, a 1962 set with unidentified personnel (other than tenor saxophonist Seldon Powell). A few remakes ("I'm in the Mood for Love" and "Don't Get Started") are joined by originals, a couple of straightforward tunes, and some newer vocalese arrangements. In addition, this CD ... see all copies from $6.00! new only from $10.55!
9	Man Bites Harmonica (1957) more music like this by Toots Thielemans Although he plays guitar exclusively on two of the eight selections included on this CD reissue, it is Toots Thielemans' harmonica playing that is most unique. He holds his own on a hard bop blowing date with baritonist Pepper Adams, pianist Kenny Drew, bassist Wilbur Ware and drummer Art Taylor, jamming on such songs as "East of the Sun," ... see all copies from $8.79! new only from $9.92!
10	The Classic Singles (2003) more music like this by Nat King Cole If you add up all the songs Nat King Cole placed in the various Billboard singles charts -- including not only the pop and R&B charts, but also the adult contemporary and even country ones, as well as the lists of discs "bubbling under" the main pop chart -- the total comes to a remarkable 123, and that's not including the many repeat appearances ... see all copies from $23.99! new only from $36.70!
11 view cover	The Music of Johnny Mathis: A Personal Collection (1994) more music like this by Johnny Mathis The Music of Johnny Mathis: A Personal Collection is exactly that, a four-disc box set of recordings hand-picked by Johnny Mathis, with an accompanying booklet filled with biographical information and his recollections about each song. The 86 selections are arranged in chronological order from Mathis' first recording, "When Sunny Gets Blue" from ... see all copies from $8.57! new only from $12.94!
12 view cover	Capuchin Swing (1960) more music like this by Jackie McLean One of McLean's more underrated albums from a plethora of Blue Note releases, 1960's Capuchin Swing finds the bebop alto saxophonist in fine form on a mix of covers and originals. While McLean's future fascination with Ornette Coleman's free-form innovations can be sensed in some solos here, the majority of the album is in a classic hard bop vein. ... see all copies from $8.85! new only from $8.85!
13 view cover	Monk Alone: The Complete Columbia Solo Studio Recordings: 1962-1968 (1998) more music like this by Thelonious Monk As any Monk aficionado knows, his solo piano performances were wonderful, idiosyncratic, living works of art that often wound up in completely different territory from where they began. Sometimes the results would be a little shakey; often they would be inspiring. Regardless, these solo performances were adventures, and that quality makes the ... see all copies from $15.95! new only from $17.23!
14 view cover	Central Avenue Reunion (1989) more music like this by Art Farmer with Frank Morgan Three of the five musicians on this quintet date (flügelhornist Art Farmer, altoist Frank Morgan, and pianist Lou Levy) had played on Central Avenue in Los Angeles of the late '40s. Not all of the eight songs that they perform with bassist Eric Von Essen and drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath are from the era ("Blue Minor" and "Cool Struttin'" were ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $1.99!
15 view cover	Jazz (2007) more music like this by Etta James Perhaps the most amazing thing about the singing of Etta James is not her versatility -- she has tackled and excelled in gospel, blues, R&B, soul, rock, jazz and pure pop -- but the way her singing stays unmistakably the same in all genres, always conveying strength, emotional honesty, and a subtly nuanced streak of defiant pride that allows her ... see all copies from $9.73! new only from $9.73!
16 view cover	Young Sassy (2001) more music like this by Sarah Vaughan From the start of her career, Sarah Vaughan had a wondrous voice. She never declined and her voice remained a miracle throughout her career. She learned about bop phrasing during 1943-1944 when she was with the orchestras of Earl Hines and Billy Eckstine (singing alongside Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker) and, although she would perform many ... see all copies from $7.08! new only from $20.03!
17 view cover	The Best of the War Years (2001) more music like this by The Andrews Sisters During World War II, the Andrews Sisters were famous for patriotic pop. Obviously, not everything they recorded had to do with war or the United States military -- Maxene, Patty, and LaVerne Andrews were quite popular before the U.S. entered World War II. But they were responsible for some of the most famous (and cutest) patriotic hits of their ... see all copies from $10.07! new only from $10.07!
18 view cover	The Very Best of John Gary (1997) more music like this by John Gary The best of crooner John Gary is collected on this 20-cut anthology, which runs the gamut from show tunes to romantic ballads and country favorites over the course of songs including "My Foolish Heart," "Once Upon a Time" and "If Ever I Would Leave You." Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide see all copies from $11.06! new only from $11.06!
19 view cover	There's a Small Hotel (2000) more music like this by David Wilson see all copies from $8.90! new only from $13.17!
20 view cover	The Complete Savoy and Dial Master Takes (2002) more music like this by Charlie Parker Through the miracle of high-resolution digital transfer and mastering technology, Bird enthusiasts can now get an earful of the shape of Charlie Parker's musical accomplishments for Savoy and Dial in the 1940s. Available as a three-disc box set, the alto saxophonist is recorded in various configurations as performer and bandleader with such ... see all copies from $34.26! new only from $34.26!
21 view cover	The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 3: Bud! [Expanded] (2002) more music like this by Bud Powell Bud Powell's playing in the late '50s (just prior to his move to Paris) found the troubled pianist in erratic form, often struggling to make it through songs he had written. However, his three Blue Note recordings from the era (which include the slightly later Time Waits and The Scene Changes) feature Powell in surprisingly inspired form; all of ... see all copies from $5.99! new only from $10.55!
22 view cover	You Don't Know My Mind (1989) more music like this by Banu Gibson Banu Gibson ranks at the top of her field, one of the very few creative singers in the 1990s interpreting music from the 1920s in the older style without directly copying any of the past greats. There are plenty of exciting solos on this CD from cornetist Charles Fardella, trombonist David Sager, the reeds (clarinet, tenor, and alto) of Tom ... see all copies from $5.29! new only from $9.13!
23 view cover	Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven (1995) more music like this by Guy Lombardo see all copies from $1.99! new only from $9.90!
24 view cover	Criss-Cross [Bonus Tracks] (2003) more music like this by Thelonious Monk Criss-Cross was Thelonious Monk's first recording for Columbia. His quartet at the time consisted of Charles Rouse, Frankie Dunlop, and John Ore. Legacy's deluxe reissue is a case in point for the high standards they've set in caring for Columbia's jazz catalog. Here are the original nine tracks -- plus three bonus cuts (both alternate takes), two ... see all copies from $10.45! new only from $10.45!
25 view cover	They're Playing Our Song, Vol. 1 (2000) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $1.99! new only from $1.99!

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