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1	In the Night (1958) more music like this by George Shearing With its progressive-leaning jazz and modernist blues vocals, In the Night was the prototype for the piano-vocals collaboration record that George Shearing would remake with Peggy Lee, Nat King Cole, and Nancy Wilson while at Capitol (and many others afterwards). In July 1957, just after Dakota Staton's immense success with "The Late, Late Show," ... see all copies from $9.97! new only from $10.79!
2	Big Fat Brass/Bill's Bag (2001) more music like this by Billy May Brass jazzman Billy May sees his 1958 and 1963 LPs get the two-fer treatment on this 2001 CD release from EMI. Chris True, All Music Guide see all copies from $8.67! new only from $8.67!
3	The Very Best (2005) more music like this by George Shearing This "Very Best of George Shearing" is actually a best-of from his years with Capitol between the years 1955-1962, with one stray track from his brief return to the label Fool on the Hill. This release spottily documents Shearing at the height of his creativity and sensitivity to standard and new material from other composers. The opener, however, ... see all copies from $5.95! new only from $5.95!
4	The George Shearing/Cannonball Adderly Quintets at Newport (2002) more music like this by George Shearing Though each works his magic in a five-piece setting, these two jazz giants highlight the differences in their approaches on these live tracks. The aggressive flair of Nat Adderley's trumpet and the churchy element injected in the solos and background fills by pianist Junior Mance complement the saxophonist's constricted tone and urgent, soulful ... see all copies from $9.42! new only from $9.42!
5	Ray Bryant Trio/Dancing the Big Twist (2002) more music like this by Ray Bryant These Ray Bryant albums were originally released on Epic and Columbia Records in 1956 and 1962, respectively. Ray Bryant Trio and Dancing the Big Twist are enjoyable, but contain two very different approaches to jazz. Ray Bryant Trio features a mellow combination of standards, including "Cry Me a River" and "The Breeze and I," along with modern ... see all copies from $9.82! new only from $9.82!
6	Contemporaries of the Jazz Guitar (2008) more music like this by Al Viola/Johnny Smith see all copies from $16.44! new only from $16.44!

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