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1	The World of Nat King Cole (2005) more music like this by Nat King Cole Easily the longest of any Capitol single-disc compilation, 2005's The World of Nat King Cole also benefits from a fresh remastering of its material to make it the best introduction to the interpretive brilliance of Nat King Cole. Nearly all the hits that need to be here are indeed present: "Straighten Up and Fly Right," "Route 66," "Nature Boy," ... see all copies from $18.88! new only from $27.98!
2	Peter Cincotti (2003) more music like this by Peter Cincotti Inevitably, on his debut album, Peter Cincotti is still in the phenomenon stage of his career. The wonder is that a 19-year-old can play jazz piano and sing at such a professional level, and the issue of how distinctively he does it is one largely to be tabled for the present. Even so, the charm of his work lies in its stylistic openness, which ... see all copies from $15.94! new only from $16.81!
3	The Big 3 (1975) more music like this by Milt Jackson With Joe Pass and Ray Brown This CD (a straight reissue of the original LP) features a rather notable pianoless combo: vibraphonist Milt Jackson, guitarist Joe Pass, and bassist Ray Brown. These three masterful players recorded together in many settings during the Pablo years, but only this once as a trio. The colorful repertoire (which ranges from "The Pink Panther" and ... see all copies from $10.29! new only from $10.29!
4	Deeds, Not Words (1958) more music like this by Max Roach This CD reissue of a Max Roach Riverside date is notable for featuring the great young trumpeter Booker Little and for utilizing Ray Draper's tuba as a melody instrument; tenor saxophonist George Coleman and bassist Art Davis complete the excellent quintet. Highlights include "It's You or No One," "You Stepped out of a Dream" and Roach's ... see all copies from $10.29! new only from $10.29!
5	The Swinging Guitar of Tal Farlow (1957) more music like this by Tal Farlow In the mid-'50s, guitarist Tal Farlow led one of his finest groups, a drumless trio with pianist Eddie Costa and bassist Vinnie Burke. The same band would record the album Tal a week or two later. With Burke contributing a constant walking bass, the interplay between Farlow and Costa is always exciting, whether they are playing unisons or trading ... see all copies from $7.49! new only from $10.29!
6	A Distortion of Love (1991) more music like this by Patricia Barber Pianist and singer Patricia Barber's second album (and major-label debut) is a consistently interesting, but not always completely rewarding, array of original instrumentals, vocal standards, and surprise cover versions. The arrangement of "Summertime" that opens the program is eerie almost to the point of creepiness, and all the more effective ... see all copies from $8.43! new only from $13.71!
7	Kessel Plays Standards (1954) more music like this by Barney Kessel Guitarist Barney Kessel teams up with Bob Cooper (mostly on oboe but also doubling a bit on tenor), either Claude Williamson or Hampton Hawes on piano, Monty Budwig or Red Mitchell on bass, and Shelly Manne or Chuck Thompson on drums. Other than his own "64 Bars on Wilshire" and "Barney's Blues," the repertoire on this CD reissue is comprised of ... see all copies from $10.71! new only from $10.71!
8	You Won't Forget Me (1990) more music like this by Shirley Horn With 1991's You Won't Forget Me, Shirley Horn's star continued to rise. While mostly ballads, this recording also includes swinging takes on "I Just Found Out About Love" and "Foolin' Myself." Toots Thielemans stars with his distinctive harmonica sound on "Beautiful Love" and "Soothe Me," and the unmistakable trumpet of Miles Davis weaves around ... see all copies from $5.45! new only from $10.29!
9	Sonny Rollins, Vol. 2 (1957) more music like this by Sonny Rollins Compared to his Prestige, Riverside, and Contemporary recordings of the 1950s, some of Rollins' appearances on Blue Note seemed anticlimactic, but none should be overlooked. This unusual album mostly has Rollins in an all-star quintet with trombonist J.J. Johnson, pianist Horace Silver, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Art Blakey, but Thelonious ... see all copies from $5.52! new only from $5.52!
10	Nat King Cole [Capitol] (1992) more music like this by Nat King Cole For an overview of Nat "King" Cole's years as a remarkably popular singer, this four-CD box would be difficult to top. Containing 100 songs spanning a 20-year period, this box has virtually all of Cole's hits, some of his best jazz sides, and more than its share of variety, including a humorous previously unreleased version of "Mr. Cole Won't Rock ... see all copies from $37.77! new only from $57.31!
11 view cover	Killer Joe (1996) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $14.13! new only from $14.13!
12 view cover	Tippin' (2007) more music like this by Jim Snidero Altoist Jim Snidero started his professional career in 1981 by playing for a year with organist Jack McDuff. After nearly a quarter-century of other musical experiences, he sat in with his friend, organist Mike LeDonne, in 2006 and enjoyed returning to the basic blues, ballads and standards. Their 2007 recording features Snidero playing more ... see all copies from $15.27! new only from $15.28!
13 view cover	Standards: Live at the Village (1988) more music like this by J.J. Johnson The second of two CDs coming from the same engagement at the Village Vanguard (the first was Quintergy), this set features trombonist J.J. Johnson's quintet with Ralph Moore on tenor and soprano, pianist Stanley Cowell, bassist Rufus Reid and drummer Victor Lewis jamming on nine standards, plus the leader's "Shortcake." Johnson is in top form, ... see all copies from $9.99! new only from $13.71!
14 view cover	Latin Lace/Latin Affair (1999) more music like this by George Shearing In 1999, EMI released Latin Lace/Latin Affair, which contained two complete albums -- Latin Lace (1958, originally released on Capitol) and Latin Affair (1959, originally released on Capitol) -- by George Shearing on one compact disc. Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide see all copies from $13.65! new only from $13.65!
15 view cover	Alone Together (1996) more music like this by Lee Konitz/Brad Mehldau/Charlie Haden Alone Together, Lee Konitz's first recording for Blue Note, is a special event. The saxophonist teamed up with legendary bassist Charlie Haden and young lion pianist Brad Mehldau, and the trio's interaction on this set of relaxed bop is astonishing. On paper, the music on Alone Together -- a collection of standards -- should just be straightahead ... see all copies from $5.83! new only from $11.25!
16 view cover	My Love Forgive Me/Sincerely Yours... (1997) more music like this by Robert Goulet Two of Robert Goulet's best early albums, My Love Forgive Me and Sincerely Yours, were combined on this single-CD reissue by Collectables. Although the sound and the packaging could be a little better, this still is a fine way for collectors to pick up these two records on disc. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide see all copies from $11.97! new only from $11.97!
17 view cover	Joe's Blues (1968) more music like this by Joe Pass Originally recorded in 1968, but not released until thirty years later on the Laser Light label. Joe's Blues is the first of three sessions Joe Pass recorded with colleague and friend, Herb Ellis. It was recorded following Pass' stint as the featured guitarist on Billy Eckstine's television show. His playing is bursting with energy and is a fine ... see all copies from $5.45!
18 view cover	The Popular Recordings (1938-1942) (1938) more music like this by Glenn Miller At the time of its initial appearance in 1989, this three-CD set was a significant improvement over any of the compact disc editions of Glenn Miller's music to have made it out before. Not only did its 60 songs offer the proper scope and range to allow one to fully appreciate the depth of Miller's popularity and talent, but this was also part of ... see all copies from $7.99!
19 view cover	What Every Girl Should Know/I Have Dreamed (2001) more music like this by Doris Day In the early '60s, recording artists like Doris Day often would assemble the songs for their albums by coming up with a concept -- travel songs, Oscar winners, etc. -- and then picking 12 tunes, most of them from among the hundreds of pop standards that came from movie and stage musicals of the '20s, '30s, and '40s, sometimes commissioning a new ... see all copies from $12.18! new only from $12.18!
20 view cover	Concerto for Lovers/Pop-A-Conway (2004) more music like this by Russell Conway see all copies from $21.16! new only from $21.16!
21 view cover	The Romantic Approach/Sophisticated Approach (2005) more music like this by Stan Kenton see all copies from $13.65! new only from $13.65!
22 view cover	The Dave Brubeck Trio (1949) more music like this by Dave Brubeck Trio During 1949-1951 pianist Dave Brubeck led a San Francisco-based trio with bassist Ron Crotty and Cal Tjader doubling on drums and vibes. This CD has all 24 of this group's recordings, interpretations of standards that are full of surprising moments. Even at this early stage, Brubeck had his own style and sounds nothing at all like Bud Powell, the ... see all copies from $14.00! new only from $17.06!
23 view cover	Sings for Two in Love (And More) (1954) more music like this by Nat King Cole Nat King Cole Sings For Two In Love was Nat King Cole's first album to be specifically for the new 12-inch LP format. Like Frank Sinatra, with whom he shared a record company and a conductor, Nat King Cole made a thematic album with Sings for Two in Love, in this case a set of 12 romantic ballads. (The original version, released on a 10" LP in ... see all copies from $2.95!
24 view cover	Sophisticated Approach (1961) more music like this by Stan Kenton An early-'60s Kenton Orchestra release, Sophisticated Approach features the ensemble when it was beginning to acquire a reputation for being more interested in structure and discipline than swing. The arrangements are tight, there's a minimum of solo space, and the songs are uneven. Ron Wynn, All Music Guide see all copies from $8.00! new only from $12.89!
25 view cover	Happiness Is (1966) more music like this by Ray Conniff An aggressively "happy" album by Ray Conniff and his singers, Happiness Is combines exuberant singalongs, wordless vocals, and instrumentals in a grab-bag album that covers many -- if not most -- of Conniff's bases. A couple of mellow moments don't detract from the overarching sunniness of the album, which lapses into delicious self-parody with ... see all copies from $11.24!

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