| a few albums basic to stretching the definition of "jazz." If you decide to add to your collection, start here and you'll be connected to Amazon's secure server. (and you'll support further research on jazz beyond jazz.) | ||
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| Solo Monk
by Thelonious Monk $6.99 Like an old oak tree, split by lightning with roots breaking the earth and bark etched with worry lines -- Monk plays "Nice Wo... | In a Silent Way
by Miles Davis $6.99 Miles's breakthrough electric fusion album, with John McLaughlin's electric guitar and Wayne Shorter's soprano sax flowing thr... | Devotion
by John McLaughlin Outrageous guitar for the dazed yet thinking man. Swirling organ by Larry Young, heavy-handed drumming by Hendrix's man Buddy ... |
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| Ego
by The Tony Williams Lifetime $14.98 The third of Tony Williams' albums by his Lifetime band, by now absent McLaughlin and Jack Bruce, but there's still "Some Hip ... | Electric Ladyland
by The Jimi Hendrix Experience $8.99 The most of Jimi Hendrix. He improvises, he plans and manipulates, he sings and leads or just lets others follow -- he does it... | Weasels Ripped My Flesh
by Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention $6.99 All instrumental, jazziest Zappa album -- "The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbeque" proves Frank's heart was in exactly the right pl... |
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| The Spotlight Kid/Clear Spot
by Captain Beefheart $13.99 Two of the Captain's most forthright rockin' albums, with Magic Band in full bloom and (on Clear Spot) backup vocals by the Bl... | The Big Gundown: John Zorn Plays the Music ...
by John Zorn John Zorn convenes the '80s downtown gang in a relatively through-composed collage, juxtaposing personal vocabulary with Ennio... | Rainbow in Curved Air
$8.97 A late '60s fantasy, unsurpassed for mirror-image psychedelics, graceful and playful with structure underlying unpredictable i... |
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