[lazydays]

I gotta add these:
Monk's "Underground"
Miles davis' "58 Sessions"
Joe Henderson's "Lush Life"
Joe Henderson's "So Near, So Far"
Dexter Gordan's "Gotham City"
McCoy Tyner's  "Live At Newport"
Brecker's "Tales From The Hudson"
Gonzalo Rubacalba's "Live At Mt. Fuji"
MJQ  "Longing For The Continent"
Real early Wes Montgomery (look for Melvin Ryne on the B3)
Dave Grusin's "Homage To Duke"
Steve Allee's "New York In The Fifties"
Frank Glover's "Politico" (just about as good a clarinet as you will ever find on
                                  this planet)
Alvin Batiste's "Late"
Nick Payton's "Dear Louie"
gary

[Porter]

Added some.  More to come.  Thanks, guys! 

[mdfoy]

Tord Gustavsen, The Ground

[PaulFolbrecht]

Under Getz, you must add "Pure Getz".

Under Monk, you must add "Straight, No Chaser".

Both are my favorite recording by each artist.

Both also have excellent SACD versions.

[konut]

Les McCann- Invitation To Openness
Don Byron-  Bug Music

[James Romeyn]

Dianne Reeves, I Remember...if there's a better female jazz vocal cd please please let me know.

BTW, why does virtualy everyone pronounce Louis Armstrong's name L-E-W-EE when the artist pronounces his own name L-E-W-I-S?  "Hello, Dolly, this is L-E-W-I-S, Dolly..."  Quite strange that even professional critics & jazz musicians mispronounce it.  Actually, the only reason I know is someone got me hooked on the movie Hello Dolly-one of the best directed & coreographed movies ever (Gene Kelly), & quite funny.  WATCH IN WIDESCREEN ONLY!  "Lewis" is great in the finale!

[Scott F.]

Louis (Louiee) is the Kings English (or French as chance would have it). This goes back to to his birthplace, New Orleans, originally a French settlement. Remember, it's King Louiee the XIV, not King Lewis the XIV.

Same would stand true to the proper pronunciation of Louisiana and my hometown of St Louis (Mo.). Except here is St Lewis, nobody uses the nasally pronunciation of the word Saint as the French do. For that matter, nobody uses Louiee they use Lewis. 

[SOM]

Three favorites I don't see on the list:

Sonny Fortune - Waves of Dreams

Dexter Gordon - One Flight Up

Stanley Turrentine & The Three Sounds - Blue Hour

[jhm731]

Here's "A Definitive List" of some recent recordings:
      
Memories of T (Concord) by Ben Riley's Monk Legacy
Live in Seattle (Origin) by Joe Locke/Geoffrey Keezer Group
Live at Glenn Miller Café (Ayler) by Charles Gayle Trio
Northbound (ECM) by Iro Haarla
Stoa (ECM) by Nik Bärtsch's Ronin
The Lineup (Sharp Nine) by One For All
The Messenger: Live at the Original Velvet Lounge (Delmark) by Ernest Dawkins
At the Village Vanguard (Winter & Winter) by Paul Motian Trio
Live at the Kennedy Center (Challenge) by Roseanna Vitro
Live at the Kennedy Center Vol.I(Maxjazz) by Mugrew Miller
Sonny, Please by Sonny Rollins   
In the Loop by Ted Nash
Non-Cognitive Aspects of the City: Live at the Iridium by Art Ensemble of Chicago   
Time Lines by Andrew Hill   

[craig223]

A couple of whimsical piano albums -

Count Basie & Oscar Peterson - Satch & Josh
Oscar Peterson Trio - Live at the Blue Note (mid 1990s, 3 CDs)

[rodge827]

Hey ACers this is my first post 

I thought this might be a good addition to the list.

Paul Desmond Quartet Live; verve

The wrighter of "Take Five" should be worthy.

[rollo]

great job man
          Sonny Rollins Plus Three
           Ray Brown- Solar Energy
Clifford Brown-With Strings

rollo