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1	Lyle Lovett and His Large Band (1989) more music like this by Lyle Lovett While from the outset Lyle Lovett sounded like a hard artist to pigeonhole, his sponsors at Curb Records and MCA Records seemed determined to sell him as a country artist, though the blues and retro-jazz leanings of Lovett's second album, Pontiac, suggested that strategy would only be practical for so long. With his third album, 1989's Lyle Lovett ... see all copies from $1.99! new only from $4.88!
2	Clifford Brown & Max Roach (1954) more music like this by Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet According to the original 1955 liner notes to Clifford Brown and Max Roach, the announcement that Clifford Brown and Max Roach had begun recording and playing together sent shock waves throughout the jazz community and predictions ran rampant about how the two might shape bop to come. The last duo to really shape the music had begun over ten years ... see all copies from $14.00! new only from $16.89!
3	More Study in Brown (1954) more music like this by Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet This LP is less valuable now that it has been succeeded by EmArcy's massive ten-CD set, Brownie. Comprised mostly of alternate takes with a few previously unissued items, these tracks feature the classic Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet of 1954-1956. Best is a "new" version of "I'll Remember April," which also features tenor saxophonist Sonny ... see all copies from $10.00! new only from $13.78!
4	A Long Way Home (1996) more music like this by Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown Designed like one of John Lee Hooker's latter-day albums, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown's Long Way Home is filled with guest appearances by superstars like Eric Clapton and Ry Cooder. Although it has the same clean, immaculate production that hampered Hooker's albums, Brown cuts through the gloss with his gut-crunching licks and hoarse, fiery vocals. ... see all copies from $13.91! new only from $13.91!
5	I Remember Clifford (1992) more music like this by Arturo Sandoval Due to the straight-ahead nature of the music on this CD, plus trumpeter Arturo Sandoval's self-restraint, I Remember Clifford has been many jazz purists' favorite among the trumpeter's releases. Sandoval, who is joined by pianist Kenny Kirkland, bassist Charnett Moffett, drummer Kenny Washington, and either Ernie Watts, David Sanchez, or Ed Calle ... see all copies from $4.48! new only from $9.00!
6	Acoustic Jazz (1994) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $1.99! new only from $9.95!
7	Opalessence (1985) more music like this by Hod O'Brien see all copies from $10.14! new only from $15.30!
8	Gary Burton and the Berklee All Stars (1985) more music like this by Gary Burton This set (reissued in 1995 on CD) was a change of pace for vibraphonist Gary Burton after so many relatively introspective sets for ECM. Burton is featured with a octet that also includes Bill Pierce on tenor, altoist Larry Monroe and trumpeter Jeff Stout. The music is generally modern hard bop with some real cookers (such as Cedar Walton's "Firm ... see all copies from $6.75! new only from $13.89!
9	Jazz in Paris: Byrd in Paris (1958) more music like this by Donald Byrd Trumpeter Donald Byrd spent a few months in France during 1958. A Paris concert resulted in two LPs' worth of material which were reissued on this Polydor CD in 1988. Byrd's quintet at the time included Bobby Jaspar (on tenor and flute), pianist Walter Davis, Jr., bassist Doug Watkins and drummer Art Taylor. Byrd was just beginning to find his own ... see all copies from $8.50! new only from $8.50!
10	Joy Spring (1990) more music like this by Doug Sertl see all copies from $5.98!
11	All That Jazz: Live at Princeton (1990) more music like this by Benny Carter For this 1990 concert, altoist Benny Carter teams up with the great fluegelhornist Clark Terry on a set of standards. Vocalist Billy Hill joins the quintet for four numbers (including a humorous collaboration with Clark Terry on Carter's "All That Jazz") but it is the octogenarian altoist who often takes honors. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide see all copies from $6.50!
12 view cover	Inside Chicago, Vol. 3 (2002) more music like this by Von Freeman/Brad Goode The music on this live set from 1993 is high-quality bebop. Tenor saxophonist Von Freeman (whose tone is more radical than his swinging ideas) and the fine trumpeter Brad Goode are known to an extent, but the other four Chicago-based musicians (trombonist Paul McKee, pianist Ron Perillo, bassist Stewart Miller, and drummer Bob Rummage) are on the ... see all copies from $17.03! new only from $17.03!
13 view cover	O LP: Os Cobras (2001) more music like this by The Cobras see all copies from $44.51! new only from $44.51!
14 view cover	The Bossa Nova: Exciting Jazz Samba Rhythms, Vol. 2 (2001) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $11.85! new only from $11.85!
15 view cover	Concord Jazz Festival: Live 1990, Second Set (1990) more music like this by Various Artists The second of three Concord CDs documenting this 1990 festival matches together four veteran horn soloists (Frank Wess on tenor and flute, altoist Marshal Royal, Rick Wilkins on tenor and flugelhornist Pete Minger) with a fine rhythm section (pianist Gerry Wiggins, bassist Lynn Seaton and drummer Harold Jones) for a variety of jazz standards. Wess ... see all copies from $19.98! new only from $19.98!
16 view cover	Brownie Lives! Live at Basin Street and In Concert (1955) more music like this by Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet Although Clifford Brown did a phenomenal amount of commercial recordings during his all too brief lifetime (he died prior to his 26th birthday in a car crash that also took the life of his quintet's pianist Richie Powell, Bud's younger brother), relatively few of the recordings he made were on stage. Fortunately, this CD includes performances from ... see all copies from $8.79! new only from $10.44!
17	Do the Bossa Nova with Herbie Mann (1962) more music like this by Herbie Mann Rather than play a watered-down version of bossa nova in New York studios (which was becoming quite common as the bossa nova fad hit its peak in 1962), flutist Herbie Mann went down to Brazil and recorded with some of the top players of the style. Guitarist Baden Powell and the group of then-unknown pianist Sergio Mendes, which included drummer ... see all copies from $3.90!

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