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Initial post: 17 Jun 2009 20:07 BST
 Nikica Gilic says:
SOME BLUES by Jay McShann; featuring Al Grey, Clark Terry, Major Holley...
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Posted on 18 Jun 2009 21:06 BST
 spice-the-cat says:
Nathan Davis... new to me, but a great discovery.
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Posted on 4 Jul 2009 00:17 BST
 biggest Joni fan ever says:
Quasimode. Jazz musicians from Japan recording with Sonar Kollektiv. If you haven't already - make sure you listen to them. Outstanding jazz - listen to ''Land of Freedom'' and ''Oneself Likeness'' (titles of full albums) - I don't think you will be disappointed.
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Posted on 7 Jul 2009 16:26 BST
 KayJay S says:
Well, I have gone out on a limb and given myself the challenge of the Ganelin Trio. Amazing trio from Russia. If you like the Art Ensemble of Chicago then I guess you can take these guys too. Try Ancora Da Capo. Its certainly fascinating stuff, that draws you in with repeated listens. But don't expect swinging jazz.
I am also listening to Ornete Coleman too. Especially the early Atlantic albums such as 'Shape of Jazz to come' 'Change of the Century' and This is our music. All Jazz classics to my ears.
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Posted on 7 Jul 2009 23:06 BST
 mjbulmer says:
coltrane crescent and charlie mingus black saint miles sketches of spain and garbarek s officium
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In reply to an earlier post on 11 Jul 2009 23:23 BST
 Nikica Gilic says:
Art Blakey A Night at Birdland Vol II (with Clifford Brown)
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Posted on 12 Jul 2009 00:23 BST
 Woofit says:
Always up for 'Getz and Gilberto'. I just love that album, but I'm also into Eliane Elias and think Melody Gardot 's latest offering is excellent. Is that sacreligious in the Jazz section???!!!
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 Carradale says:
'Killer Joe" . Early Joe Harriott before Indo- Jazz Fusion classic albums with John Mayer. Also whole range of stuff by Paul Bley.
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Posted on 18 Jul 2009 21:45 BST
 Nikica Gilic says:
Alberta Hunter "My castle's rockin'" - dvd documentary of a fascinating singer; plus 4 bonus audio tracks
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Posted on 18 Jul 2009 21:54 BST
 S. C. Harrison says:
Ornette Coleman - Change Of The Century and This is Our Music.
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Posted on 27 Jul 2009 16:39 BST
 Mr. Dh Ward says:
the marcin wasilewski trio (who also accompany tomasz stanko ) came to the queens theatre, barnstaple in north devon on 17th march and gave us (maybe 100 people ) the best evening of original, imaginative jazz I have ever heard (and I have been listening to modern jazz for 60 years ). If you have never heard them, I urge you to get their latest cd - january.I understand they have been playing together since they were at school together ( in Poland ). And congratulations to the local organizer of the barnstaple jazz fraternity for getting this world-class group to a small town like barnstaple. And by the way, they also had Curtis Stigers there shortly afterwards ! Good wishes to all jazz lovers- David Ward
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Posted on 3 Aug 2009 23:43 BST
 MyohoSound says:
Wynton Marsalis - Standard Time, Volume 1.
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Posted on 16 Aug 2009 09:58 BST
 Harlow Guthrie says:
Courtney Pine - Transition in Tradition - his best in years!!
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Posted on 20 Aug 2009 08:46 BST
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 Mr. R. N. Chattaway says:
Lee Morgan - The Rumproller (especially Morgan's and Shorter's songs off the album!)

ps.. I really want to hear that Courtney Pine album
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Posted on 23 Aug 2009 12:53 BST
 Peter Michael Healey says:
Just ordered Paul Towndrow's new CD. I have long been a fan after hearing him at a small town Cumbrian venue
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Posted on 24 Aug 2009 19:18 BST
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 Colin Erswell says:
I am very into the new cd by Nicolas Meier-Silence Talks, this features the brilliant sax work by Gilad Atzmon,but that's not to in anyway overshadow the excellent playing from Nicholas and band.
On the drums we have the master percussionist Asaf Sirkis and brilliant bass work from Tom Mason,
give this one a go i am sure if you enjoy jazz/klezmer -world music you won't go wrong.You can get this on Amazon on the naim lable
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Posted on 26 Aug 2009 21:54 BST
 Nikica Gilic says:
John Coltrane, Louis Jordan, Dee Dee Bridgwater... A little bit of this, a little bit of that...
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Posted on 27 Aug 2009 20:26 BST
 K. Davies says:
back door way ahead of their time
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Posted on 22 Sep 2009 12:42 BST
 Nikica Gilic says:
Patricia Barber The Cole Porter Mix

and The Quintet, Jazz at Massey Hall ("Charlie Chan", Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Max Roach and Charles Mingus)... We all know who is Charlie Chan, right? :-)
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Posted on 27 Sep 2009 22:14 BST
 Mr. I. Gibson says:
Sex Mob, pleasure to feel and recognise familiar links taken onward, plus Screaming Headless Torso's.
Well there we go, so much to hear and miss, just such relief some still getting that discovery of the flawed masters past, and the new adventurers doing their take.
Sonny Rollins at Nice this year, new pretenders , there is a mountain to climb.
Nikica Gilica, yes, one blow away, and if not for Mingus on the make, we would all have lost out .
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Posted on 28 Sep 2009 19:19 BST
 dave copeland says:
Blue Note Trip-Goin down Gettin up (various artists) lots of good Funky tracks.
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Posted on 8 Oct 2009 14:37 BST
 T. Farmer says:
All the amazing music that is being produced right now from the young British Jazz scene!

I'm loving....

Partisans By Proxy
Troyka
Empirical Out 'n' In
Curios
and so many more....
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Posted on 8 Oct 2009 21:36 BST
 del says:
just got a copy of 'reggae interpritation of kind of blue' by jeremy taylor on blue vinyl........very nice!!!
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Posted on 8 Oct 2009 22:06 BST
 R. K. Hunter says:
Sonny Stitt from 1950,s After you Have Gone, and a song called Our Very Own, a nice ballad.
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Posted on 6 Nov 2009 19:53 GMT
 Jon says:
Mingus Ah Um.

As an occasional jazz listener, this is new to me, but it's become my favourite jazz album very quickly.
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