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1	Song for My Father (1964) more music like this by Horace Silver One of Blue Note's greatest mainstream hard bop dates, Song for My Father is Horace Silver's signature LP and the peak of a discography already studded with classics. Silver was always a master at balancing jumping rhythms with complex harmonies for a unique blend of earthiness and sophistication, and Song for My Father has perhaps the most ... see all copies from $8.00! new only from $9.62!
2	The Kicker (1967) more music like this by Joe Henderson Sextet Joe Henderson's first recording for Milestone was very much a continuation of the adventurous acoustic music he had recorded previously for Blue Note. For those listeners who do not wish to invest in the tenor saxophonist's "complete" eight-CD Milestone box set, this single-CD is a good place to start in investigating his middle period music. ... see all copies from $10.44! new only from $10.44!
3	The Milestone Years (1967) more music like this by Joe Henderson Tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson's most famous recordings are his early Blue Notes and his more recent Verves, but in between he recorded exclusively for Milestone and, although Henderson was in consistently fine form in the diverse settings, he was somewhat neglected during his middle years. This massive eight-CD set contains all of the music from ... see all copies from $89.95! new only from $89.95!
4	Thank You, Joe!: Our Tribute to Joe Henderson (2000) more music like this by Arkadia Jazz All-Stars This 2000 release titled Thank You, Joe! Our Tribute to Joe Henderson represents Arkadia's fourth in a series of "tributes" to jazz artists who have made a conspicuous difference to this constantly evolving musical art form. On this recording, seasoned veterans such as trumpeter Randy Brecker and pianist Joanne Brackeen coalesce with some of the ... see all copies from $10.42! new only from $10.42!
5	Unforgettable (1991) more music like this by Charles Earland Charles Earland is definitely a survivor. The Hammond hero had lost his first wife to cancer when he made a triumphant return to soul-jazz in the late '80s, and he had recovered from a major heart attack when he recorded the appropriately titled Unforgettable. Earland was in the Intensive Care Unit in August 1991, and by December 1991, was back in ... see all copies from $38.97!
6	Three for All (1996) more music like this by Theo Saunders Trio Although a veteran pianist by the time this 1996 CD was made for Blue Chip Jazz, this was Theo Saunders' third opportunity to record as a leader. Accompanied by bassist Chris Symer and drummer Michael Stephans, he offers a mix of fresh interpretations of familiar songs and stunning originals. The trio devours Joe Henderson's "The Kicker" for ... see all copies from $4.50!
7	The Almighty Burner (2000) more music like this by Charles Earland Organist Charles Earland, who many referred to as "The Mighty Burner," passed away in 1999. On this 2000 release titled The Almighty Burner, 32 Jazz eternalizes the memory of a musician who was among the finest practitioners of jazz/groove organ-led ensembles. Earland, ever the protagonist, performed with fiery intensity amid soul-drenched lines, ... see all copies from $69.94!
8	The Blue Note Years (1963) more music like this by Joe Henderson Unlike many other box sets currently available, this four-CD package is actually a sampler taken from Joe Henderson's many recordings for Blue Note; all but three selections date from 1963-69. Out of the 36 selections, 26 feature the great tenor as a sideman and some are from sessions not reissued in quite awhile. Henderson is instantly ... see all copies from $29.99!
9	Trios Time (1999) more music like this by The Dave Corbus Trio see all copies from $12.23! new only from $12.23!
10	The New Young Lions of Jazz (2001) more music like this by Various Artists On The New Young Lions of Jazz, noted Arkadia and Postcard bandleaders present songs as showcases for solo forays by a different featured performer on each track. Leading off the disc, James Carter works out elegantly on the tenor sax on "My Favorite Things," led by Benny Golson. On one of the few vocal selections in this four-CD series, Kurt ... see all copies from $7.86! new only from $7.86!
11	Wing It (1998) more music like this by Mark Fechner In the 1980s and 1990s, Delmark and Southport were two Chicago-based labels you could turn to when you wanted to check out obscure jazzmen from the Windy City. One of the many Chicagoans Southport documented in 1998 was Mark Fechner, whose Wing It was his first album for Southport and his third overall. A competent (if conventional and fairly ... see all copies from $2.66! new only from $2.66!
12 view cover	Some of My Best Friends Are...The Trumpet Players (2000) more music like this by Ray Brown Trio Ray Brown did it again with the fourth installment in his Some of My Best Friends Are... series, spotlighting some of the hottest trumpet players around and producing one of the finest trumpet-fronted small group recordings to come down the jazz pike in a while. Featuring a six-pack of hornmen ranging from octogenarian Clark Terry to youngsters ... see all copies from $10.80! new only from $10.80!
13 view cover	Joe Henderson: Inner Urge (2004) more music like this by Jamey Aebersold see all copies from $24.15! new only from $24.15!
14 view cover	The Hip Walk: Jazz Undercurrents in 60s New York (2002) more music like this by Various Artists It's hard to get a keen grasp of what the concept or unifying thread might be behind this compilation, other than that it's all 1960s New York jazz, and was mostly issued on the Riverside, Prestige, and Milestone labels. If the idea was to simply make an anthology of 1960s New York jazz, that's as impossible to adequately reflect in a single CD ... see all copies from $24.52! new only from $24.52!
15 view cover	Conspiracy For Positivity: Magic Tales (2007) more music like this by Radam Schwartz Radam Schwartz has long cared about expanding the jazz audience without watering down his music, about utilizing younger players as sidemen, and of keeping the legacy of the jazz organ alive. Influenced by Charles Earland and to a lesser extent Jack McDuff, Schwartz sees nothing wrong with turning an occasional pop song into soul jazz (he begins ... see all copies from $4.43!

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