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1	Sound-Effect (2007) more music like this by Steve Nelson With only a handful of recordings as a leader to his credit, vibraphonist Steve Nelson is known much better as a sideman. When he does a recording up-front, the repertoire tends to be far less challenging than his work with other modern mainstream jazz groups, most notably the bands of Dave Holland. That is not to say it is any less heartfelt. On ... see all copies from $14.40! new only from $14.40!
2	Blue Parlan (1978) more music like this by Horace Parlan Parlan gets down in this striking trio outing. Ron Wynn, All Music Guide see all copies from $16.41! new only from $16.41!
3	Night Mist (1980) more music like this by Milt Jackson Most of vibraphonist Milt Jackson's recordings as a leader have been at the head of a quartet or quintet. This spirited set has a variety of "near blues" material being interpreted by an all-star septet featuring such unique voices as trumpeter Harry "Sweets" Edison, the tenor of Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and altoist Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson in ... see all copies from $9.28! new only from $9.28!
4	Priceless Jazz (1998) more music like this by Ahmad Jamal Priceless Jazz is a good midline sampler of highlights from Ahmad Jamal's recordings for MCA and GRP. Although this isn't a definitive collection, it offers representative material to make this a good introduction to these recordings for curious listeners on a budget. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide see all copies from $9.00! new only from $9.00!
5	The Sweetest Sounds (1988) more music like this by Donald Brown Donald Brown has had a fairly low-profile career despite his talents, settling in Tennessee as a teacher after a period playing with the Jazz Messengers and teaching at Berklee. This lesser-known effort, cut for the JazzCity label and reissued a decade later by Evidence, matches the pianist with bassist Charnett Moffett, drummer Alan Dawson, and ... see all copies from $10.52! new only from $10.52!
6	At His Very Best (1989) more music like this by Ahmad Jamal see all copies from $9.50!
7	Three and One (1984) more music like this by Thad Jones Thad Jones was 61 at the time of this recording and had made a full-fledged recovery after some health problems, although he was only two years away from his death. He is showcased on cornet throughout the quartet date with pianist Ole Hansen, bassist Jesper Lundgaard and drummer Ed Thigpen, and is heard in very good form. Jones plays two of his ... see all copies from $16.90! new only from $16.90!
8	Soulful Swinging (1985) more music like this by Johnny O'Neal Pianist Johnny O'Neal, a native of Detroit, teams up with Canadian bassist Dave Young and (on four of the seven numbers) drummer Terry Clarke during a well-rounded set. Although largely self-taught, O'Neal often sounds a bit like his idol Oscar Peterson. Highlights of the continually swinging trio set include a 9½-minute version of "You're Looking ... see all copies from $10.60! new only from $10.60!
9	Live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Vol. 8 (1990) more music like this by Gerald Wiggins Gerald Wiggins (often listed as Gerry Wiggins, as on this release) is well documented on records and CDs as a sideman, though he has only been recorded sporadically under his own name. That makes this solo piano concert even more valuable, as one can enjoy the adaptable, often surprising artist without any distractions. No matter how familiar the ... see all copies from $26.00!
10	From Jaedig's Galaxy (2003) more music like this by Bent Jaedig Danish tenor saxophonist Bent Jaedig has elements of Dexter Gordon and Sonny Stitt in his style, while still sounding fairly original within the hard bop genre. This CD has well-recorded private tapes from his collection, none of which were released before. Jaedig is heard with three quartets, a piano-less trio, teaming up with trombonist/singer ... see all copies from $22.71! new only from $22.71!
11 view cover	Killer Joe (2006) more music like this by One for All One for All has developed into one of the solid hard bop units, consisting of six talented New York-based musicians, most of whom have recorded a fair amount as individual leaders. With tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander, trombonist Steve Davis, and trumpeter Jim Rotundi in the front line, along with pianist David Hazeltine, bassist David Williams, ... see all copies from $34.59! new only from $34.59!
12 view cover	New York Trio -- Page Two (2003) more music like this by Peter Beets see all copies from $20.59! new only from $20.59!
13 view cover	Full Range (1994) more music like this by Eric Alexander Eric Alexander is a very consistent tenor saxophonist, one who swings hard even if the chord changes are a bit complex. His tone is appealing and, like one of his influences, Dexter Gordon, he rarely seems to run out of ideas. For this sextet date with trumpeter John Swana, guitarist Peter Bernstein, pianist Kenny Barron, bassist Peter Washington, ... see all copies from $13.67! new only from $13.67!

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