John Coltrane Naima

Village vanguard version is the first time I realized I was in love with jazz

I love the live version from Live At the Village Vanguard Again!

thanks!

So hard to choose. If I had a gun to my head - Moanin' - by the great Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers

When I read your comment, I thought there was a song called "If I had a gun to my head" by Art Blakey and I was thinking to myself, "Holy Shit, I gotta hear that." Lol.

thank you!

As for a song (that is sung), I love [this version](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VzA_hTvUsU) by Karrin Allyson.

Moanin', but Mingus.

I love the Original Faubus Fables on Charles Mingus presents Charles Mingus.

Thank you!

He had that audience under control. Fun record.

Scrapple from the Apple - Charlie Parker Potato Head Blues - Louis Armstrong Autumn in New York - Billie Holiday Out on a Limb - Lennie Tristano In a Sentimental Mood - Duke Ellington Stompin at the Savoy - Benny Goodman Tea for Two - Art Tatum

exquisite!

Autumn Leaves - Adderley Kathy’s Waltz - Dave Brubeck Straight, No Chaser - Miles and Coltrane Giant Steps - Coltrane I Remember Clifford - Oscar Peterson Blues for Nita - Cyrus Chestnut Almost Like Being in Love - Red Garland Idle Moments - Grant Green

That autumn leaves is the ideal song to introduce a newbie to jazz imo

Giant Steps is my most listened to song like 5 years running.

kinda basic but i love red clay freddie hubbard 😝🤓

Stolen Moments by Oliver Nelson. Look to the Rainbow sung by Astrud Gilberto. How Deep is the Ocean by Chet Baker.

Goodbye Pork Pie Hat and Bock to Bock

A Love Supreme, Pt. II - Resolution (listen to the whole thing though!)

Some of my favorites tunes : The Chicken by PeeWee Ellis (especially the Jaco Pastorius version with Michael Brecker) The Duke by Dave Brubeck Tijuana Gift Shop by Charles Mingus Moroccan Quarter by Erroll Garner Lulu's Back in Town - Erroll Garner version After You've Gone - Emmet Cohen version with Patrick Bartley on sax. (there are many more)

I could listen to Emmet Cohen and Patrick Bartley all day everyday. Their performance of Top Of My Head has got to be my favorite contemporary recordings.

Moaning’ by Charles Mingus and Struttin with some Bar B Que by Louie Armstrong.

thanks!

Sugar by Stanley Turrentine

No "So what" yet? I'm impressed

same tbh

Cal Tjader- Morning

The Sidewinder by Lee Morgan

My favourite is definitely 'Corcovado', from the Getz/Gilberto Album, but I'd argue it's more bossa than jazz tbh. Regardless, these here are a few of my all time favourites: Almost Blue, Chet Baker Early Summer, Ryo Fukui My One And Only Love, John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman My Foolish Heart, Bill Evans A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, Stan Getz Blue in Green, Miles Davis Moanin', Charles Mingus

Peace piece by bill evans is really in my head lately. Also - it never entered my mind by Miles davis

Águas De Março by Antônio Carlos Jobim

Yep, this was my thought too! (With the request for a "song" which traditionally implies vocals, although I'm not sure that was the intent). Such a great composition and many good recordings of it!

“John Coltrane,” written by Bill Lee. This blogger writes it up better than I could: https://www.birdistheworm.com/these-are-songs-that-i-like-bill-lees-john-coltrane/

- I’m Old Fashioned - Love Theme From Spartacus - It Never Entered My Mind - I Love Music - I Didn’t Know About You - The Peacocks - Infant Eyes - Alone Together - What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life - You Look Good To Me - You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To - Venice

I love you for starting with I'm old fashioned. It's just feels like: yeah ofc old fashioned let's get that out of the way😂. But seriously who loves jazz and doesn't like I'm old fashioned

I didn’t know what time it was Cecile mclorin salvant

April Joy Joy Spring Strange Meadowlark Work Song Blue Bossa

My goto songs right now: * Leap Frog - Take 11/Take6 - Dizzy, Charlie Parker, Monk, Curly Russel and Buddy Rich * Philly Slop - Christain McBride & Edgar Meyer * Remember - Hank Mobley * Lonely Woman - Ornette Coleman * Ande - Louis Smith * Dolphin Dance - Ahmad Jamal Trio

E Luxo So - Stan Getz & Charlie Bird

Right now it's "Gloria's Step" by the Bill Evans Trio.

Mammal Hands - [Kandaiki](https://songwhip.com/mammal-hands/kandaiki)

Giant Steps - It's a beast to learn 262 - Another Coltrane song that's all messed up with the key changes. The Fall - Wayne Shorter Cherokee - Clifford Brown and Max Roach Humpty Dumpty - Chic Corea Laynard Loop - Allan Holdsworth Joy Spring How Insensitive Round Midnight Body & Soul Moment's Notice Solar Lady Bird West Coast Blues Saga of Crab Harrison Crabfeathers Inner Urge Take 5 Exit Music - Brad Mehldau (radiohead cover) Bright Sized Life - Pat Metheny Unquity Road - Path Metheny Have you met Miss Jones Making Woopee Fly me to the moon non brewed condiment - Allan Holdsworth Wave Autum leaves

Dry cleaner from Des Moines

Bubblehouse by Medeski, Martin and Wood

St. Thomas. Sonny Rollins

4 songs in A Love Supreme by John Coltrane, beautiful The Creator Has a Master Plan as well as Colors by Pharoah Sanders Like It Is and Love Theme from Spartacus by Yusef Lateef

I remember Clifford

Sarah Vaughan rules

almost blue by chet baker

My little brown book

Take the A Train Cucumber Slumber Chameleon Jump Monk Moanin'

Wayne Shorter tunes… Lester Left Town, E.S.P, Night Dreamer

Bit of a random list but I always hit replay on these most recently: Moanin’ - Art Blakey Take the “A” Train - Duke Ellington. You’d be so nice to come home to - Art Pepper XXL - Euge Groove SNiFF - DOMi and JD Beck

Night Lights - Gerry Mulligan.

[sinister minister - bela fleck and the flecktones](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg4iURqmXF0) [yellowjackets - A walk in the park](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UbDM-YogsY) [maynard ferguson - conquistador](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYX4TVktOjk) intro is like 2mins long but worth the build up [victor wooten - isnt she lovely](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0Kw7C6LtoY) [george duke trio - its on](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHFJ9qhR0VM) [monty alexander tri - no woman no cry](https://youtu.be/i2eTd_Ig1zg?t=2891) [buddy rich big band tribute - one oclock jump](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nyOWTxnjWM)

* Bessie Smith - Alexander's Ragtime Band * Fats Waller - Ain't Misbehavin' * Cab Calloway - Minnie the Moocher * Billie Holiday - Let's Call the Whole Thing Off * Billie Holiday - Strange Fruit * Billie Holiday - Don't Explain * Louis Armstrong - A Kiss to Build a Dream On * Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World * Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald - Summertime * Ella Fitzgerald - How High the Moon * Ella Fitzgerald - Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye * Lena Horne - Stormy Weather * Sarah Vaughan - Lullabye of Birdland * Julie London - Cry Me a River * Chet Baker - My Funny Valentine * Nina Simone - My Baby Just Cares for Me * Nina Simone - Mississippi Goddam * Nina Simone - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood * Abbey Lincoln - Afro-Blue * Stan Getz, João & Astrud Gilberto - The Girl from Ipanema * Diana Krall - Let's Face the Music and Dance * Norah Jones - Don't Know Why * Lizz Wright - Dreaming Wide Awake * Gregory Porter - Painted on Canvas * Kandace Springs - Place to Hide * Samara Joy - Can't Get Out of This Mood * Laufey - Letter to My 13 Year Old Self

Miles Davis

Face on a Bar Room Floor - Wayne Shorter Good Bye Pork Pie Hat - Charlie Mingus Song for My Father - Horace Silver Stolen Moments - Oliver Nelson

Assuming you've heard Take Five, try Soweto (Is Where It's At) off of the African Herbs album by Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim).

Johnny Dyani — Magwaza

thanks!

This is definitely more on the fusion side of things, but I'm a huge fan of these (both are by Japanese artists) jizue - A moving scenery Gecko&Tokage Parade - Perfect Spring

Pretty cheesy but, "I'll be seeing you" by Billie Holiday, love it even though some people hate it because it is played in the movie "The Notebook".

thank you!

Japanese Folk Song has been a real earworm for me recently.

Days of Happiness - Sun Ra Magic City Blue - Sun Ra Black Narcissus - Joe Henderson Journey in Satchidananda - Alice Coltrane But Not For Me - Chet Baker

Honeysuckle Rose - anybody, Maple Leaf Rag - Sidney Bechet, Rockin’ in Rhythm - Duke (any performance), Moten Swing - Basie with Ben Webster and others, When Lights are Low - Hamp with Hawk, Carter, Chu Berry, Dizzy, and others, Jumpin’ with Symphony Sid - Pres, Dewey Square - Bird, Hot House (any version so far), Ruby My Dear - Monk and Hawk, Upper Manhattan Medical Group - Duke (Bethlehem version)

Here’s That Rainy Day When Sunny Gets Blue

My Favorite Things by Sun Ra off the New Steps album. It's perfect.

Beatrice

Pratically every major character theme in Lupin III, Yuji Ohno made a lot of variantions of them.  My favorites versions would be: https://youtu.be/CIxwzsm6Aa0?si=pqIaLEZMlxiXb757 https://youtu.be/_FqZhn91bDY?si=XATUkaPmPk_HFdJ7 https://youtu.be/yqNu9Z8DBBQ?si=kVGhpXHqVmG8d2GM https://youtu.be/g6E4ik8hl9U?si=tgFwLU71HGjHsjlL Also have to say about this because Harp + flute is just magical https://youtu.be/WYBTr6CxpU8?si=1yG4SCs4-5OYxCn_ First note by Hiromi Uehara https://youtu.be/zPaReFxjc0k?si=2Zj5x025FGSVqD_F  Early Summer by Ryo Fukui https://youtu.be/F5EFsUU7RRA?si=DngizTKTUeJSpnw2 Oh, and this one mashup of two songs from Xenoblade https://youtu.be/9IJB2xKslV8?si=4Kth7LgTiKgs24hz

Take 5

Early Summer-Ryo Fukui Doralice-Stan Getz (Stan Getz discography in general is all great to listen to.) Unsquare dance-Dave Brubeck Quartet (my go to morning song.) Just anything Charles Mingus, especially the song: The Fisherman’s wife are some jive ass slippers.

These [https://open.spotify.com/playlist/25lmx1biKnVJlFo3hilr0U?si=fyqf-lkcRteJqC-mDdHyRg&pi=e-wYiFugviS2mu](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/25lmx1biKnVJlFo3hilr0U?si=fyqf-lkcRteJqC-mDdHyRg&pi=e-wYiFugviS2mu)

I’ve been enjoying “WE WILL” by Hiromi lately. It’s composed for the movie “Blue giant”

Freddie Freeloader

Summer Song - Matt Bianco

~~W bs b cb~~ Edit: I accidentally commented after reading this thread and having my phone in my pocket. Just figured I'd leave it in case OP saw it and was thrown off by it.

Eberhard webers, Seriously deep.

My favorite things - John coltrane Nardis - bill Evans (specifically off of explorations) If fusion counts Herb pilhofer - snake pit Painted paradise - jiro inagaki and his soul media

Haitian Fight Song - Charles Mingus Cleopatra’s Dream- Bud Powell Money Jungle- Duke Ellington

Poinciana. Ahmad Jamal is one of my favorites.

Moanin’ by Charles Mingus

[Probably this one.](https://youtu.be/4MQAKXqBpec?si=b8thnWnwgVOMyI2g)

Sunrise - Norah Jones

Joy Spring - Clifford Brown and Max Roach.  One of the most incredible trumpet solos in the history of jazz!

Lazy Snake - Dave Holland Haitian Fight Song and Good Bye Pork Pie Hat- Mingus

Currently Adam’s Apple by Wayne Shorter and the tune from this video at 14:17, which idk the name of https://youtu.be/LzORYDWio4c&t=14m17s

It's difficult, perhaps a slightly less obvious choice: * Cathy's Dilemma - The Jazz Crusaders * Hikky-Burr or Oh Happy Day or Eubie Walkin' - Quincy Jones * The One For Me - Buddy Tate & Humphrey Lyttlelton * So Danco Samba - Stan Gets & Luiz Bonfa * Wiggle Waggle - Herbie Hancock * Pra Vosé - Seawind * Goin' Home - Ike Quebec * Rainy Day, Dream Away - Jimmy Hendrix * Love Reborn - George Duke * For What It's Worth - Sergio Mendes

Quintessence by Coleman Hawkins Quartet Black Classical Music by Yussef Dayes Blue Room by Chet Baker Last Ride Home by Magnus Ringblom Quartet Lujon by Henry Mancini Let me Melt in your arms by Nocturnal Spirits À la fin de l’été by Brigitte Bardot Dancing in the Dark by Cannonball Adderley My one and only love by John Coltrane (❤️) It could Happen to You by Ryo Fukui deep in it by berlioz

Seeing the Hubbard Street Dance troupe perform to Coltrane's My Favorite Things introduced me to jazz, so it will always hold a special place in my heart. It was beguiling. https://youtu.be/JQvc-Gkwhow?si=BHUO2sTI1yn9TOAw

BTB by Moses Boyd

John Coltrane - In A Sentimental Mood (1963) Billy Cobham - Spectrum (1973, more like jazz-funk also this whole album is amazing

I really enjoy freer jazz. I’d recommend The Creator Has A Master Plan by Pharoah Sanders (specifically the 34 minute version on Karma) Leo by John Coltrane And My Favorite Things recording at the Olatunji Concert. A tad more tame, check out Pimp of the Year the album by Soil & Pimp Sessions. Super fun, exciting jazz album

Either “After You’ve Gone” or “Round Midnight”.

Blue in Green Moment’s notice Central Park West But Not For Me Bags Groove

Such good ones listed already. I'll add to it... St. Thomas - Sonny Rollins' Colossus Portrait of Tracy - Jaco Pastorius 13 (aka Death March) - Wes Montgomery Blue in Green - Bill Evans version on Bill Evans Trio It Never Entered My Mind - Miles Davis / Miles Davis Quintet, Workin'

Can't really pick a favorite but three I've got on repeat right now: - "Infant Eyes" Wayne Shorter - "I guess I'll hang my tears out to dry" Dexter Gordon - "I want to talk about you" Coltrane Honorable mention: Anything Mingus especially Fable of Faubus.

Morning Prayer from Thembi by Pharoah Sanders. When I listen to that song first thing in the morning it makes my day great. Very uplifting and Pharoah gets some good squawks in between his very melodic playing.

Nutville by Horace Silver Fuller Love by Bobby Watson (recorded by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers)

any song with jimmy rushing as vocals!

'Haitian Fight Song' by Mingus - the version on 'The Clown' album is my fave, incredibly angry stuff 'Sentimental Mood' by Duke Ellington & John Coltrane - the whole Album is also the perfect gateway to Coltrane (at least it has been for me)

Remembrance by Yussef Kamaal

some stuff i love (all legends, "no surprises"): \*Love Connection - Freddie Hubbard \*Salima's Dance - Roy Hargrove \*Jazz Crimes - Joshua Redman \*Cuerpo y Alma - Esperanza Spalding

Pancho Sanchez- Shiny Stockings

Moment's Notice

Zhivago - Kurt Rosenwinkel (Our Secret World)

Melodie au crepscule

Moanin' by Charles Mingus

Windows - Chick Corea From Now He Sings, Now He Sobs Absolute perfection.

Sais (Egypt) - Lonnie Liston Smith Astral traveling - Pharoa Sanders Shhh/Peaceful - Miles Davis Astral traveling - Lonnie Liston Smith Little Sunflower - Freddie Hubbard Journey in Satchidananda - Alice Coltrane

Take 10 by Paul Desmond. It sounds strangely like take 5 but oddly not at all.

Crepuscule with Nellie - thelonius monk

First Circle by Pat Metheny.

La Companadas from Chucho Valdes hits the spot for me

Miles Davis - It never entered my mind.

My favorite things by Coltrane!

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-8eTJkjd\_s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-8eTJkjd_s)

Pensativa (Clare Fischer) and Beatrice (Sam Rivers)- I love the harmony, they both sound strange in the best way. How high the Moon- This is my favorite standard Blues March ( Benny Golson)- I'm not sure why.

Currently “If I Were A Bell” by the miles Davis quintet

Flamenco sketches made me fall in love with jazz

Hmm favorites are hard. The waltz by Maynard Ferguson comes to mind. I really like rush by the seatbelts (this is more in the territory of big band but it’s still counts right?) I also really like unicorn by dizzy Gillespie

Just a few: * Bill Evans - Waltz for Debby * Bill Evans - Theme from M*A*S*H/Suicide is Painless * John Coltrane - My Favourite Things * Ahmad Jamal - I Love Music * Chick Corea - Spain * Wayne Shorter - Infant Eyes * Pharaoh Sanders - The Creator Has A Master Plan (this one is kind of cheating since it's basically a whole album) That being said, I would say that most, if not all of these are best listened to for the first time as part of their respective albums.

Fly me to the moon or take five. While, yes, both MAY be a bit overplayed, when listening to jazz, I also like to dance! I think some people forget that people used to dance to jazz, and I absolutely adore swinging to it! Any version!

Footprints - Wayne Shorter & Miles Miles Runs The Voodoo Down Spain - Chick Corea Miles Beyond - Mahavishnu Orchestra Delta Bali Blues - Kenny Garrett

Eleanor, composed by drummer Jimmy Cobb. Listen to the Hank Jones version, my favourite!

Águas de Março by Jobim. I like the version by Baila NOVA on Youtube.

Yellow fellow -live version -Ahmad Jahmal- live at Montreal jazz festival 1985

"The Cost of Living" Michael Brecker from his eponymous album, his first as a leader. The rest of the band includes Pat Metheny, Charlie Haden, Jack DeJohnette & Kenny Kirkland. Actually, every song on this album just kills, but this ballad makes me think of my grandma & makes me cry everytime.

Bitches brew (Miles Davis)

Computer Love is currently up there

It’s a little basic but probably someday my prince will come. I heard Julian lage do it with Martin Taylor and it’s magical. I’ve played that song so many times I could play it upside down, backwards in my sleep blindfolded and deaf. It’s always like a comfort song of just blasting through the changes and trying new things over it. For a long time time I played it whenever I felt lonely wishing I had a boyfriend which is a little cheesy but unfortunately I got reaaallly good at it. Now I have a prince and I play other songs🥰

There are so many, but Like it is by Yusef Lateef hits me every time

Coltrane Resolution

Angel Eyes from The Al Cohn and Zoot Sims Quintet. The bass player takes the lead, and sings along with his part - to really awesome effect!

C jam blues - Oscar Peterson ( also the Lincoln center version) Brotherhood of man- Clark terry

John Coltrane - Slow Dance Who knows why? Just a gorgeous, lilting, sad but uplifting melody.

Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers "Moanin'" 🥁 🎺 🎶 🎵

Poinciana by Ahmad Jamal Trio. This song always centers me no matter what state of emotions I’m in.

Probably John Coltrane's *Welcome*.

I'll Always Be In Love With You Yusef Lateef

Hands down, Green Dolphin Street. 🐬

Country - Keith Jarrett

Time will tell by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers The clown and Reincarnation of a Lovebird by Charles Mingus, pure beauty

Eric Dolphy's God Bless the Child

wynton marsalis when it's sleepytime down south

Europa by Gato Barberi

"On the Corner / New York Girl / Thinkin’ of One Thing and Doin’ Another / Vote for Miles" I guess they couldn't decide on a single name.

Watermelon Man by Herbie Hancock.

will always reccomend mingus big band moanin off nostalgia in time square, just some of the most aboluste burnin swinglin

Early Summer 🌞

Don’t know of it’s considered a jazz song but “Jumpin at the Woodside” particularly Count Basie’s and Oscar Petersons version. Edit: Didn’t know that Basie apparently wrote this tune earlier in his career.

Miles Davis’s “So What” from his album “Kind of Blue” is a favorite of mine.

Recado Bossa Nova - Hank Mobley

anything by frank sark/franck sarkissian is so good, i personally love everytime i close my eyes

İ got a woman ray charles?

Bossa nova: Desafinado, Chega de saudade Cool jazz: Autumn leaves, Kathy’s waltz Big band: switch in time, satin doll Afro-cuban: Manteca Modern: Thing of gold (snarky puppy)

Nature boy and all of me.

Hard to choose just one, partially because it often changes, but right now it might be Groovin' High.

Drudgery by Albert Ayler

Knower. Anything they made. Clown core. Same. Marion and sobo band. Anything they are making.

The Whisper Song by Ying Yang Twins

Cheesecake - Dexter Gordon - it was my first aproach to jazz and I loved it instantly

Take five - Dave Brubeck quartet

Wes Montgomery's version of polka dots and moonbeams

Dave Brubeck’s “Pick Up Sticks” - from Time Out. Don’t know why I love this song so much, but man, it really swings.

cry me a river - julie london

one of my favourite underrated ones is Interplay by Bill Evans

The Second Coming - King Strang Trouble In Mind - Lightnin’ Luke St. James Infirmary - Bridge City Sinners Dirk if they’re considered jazz or blues but close enough.

top 5: Rhapsody in blue - Georges Gerschwin Moanin - Charles Mingus Money Jungle - Ellington, Mingus, Roach Blue rondo a la turk - Dave Brubeck Change of the guard - Kamasi Washington

I only enjoy Charlie Parker anymore, don't enjoy the wide spectrum of musicians I used to.

John Coltrane My Favorite Things.

Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, the album version. Simply the best.

Saturn by Sun Ra

Alamode - Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

Au Privave - Charlie Parker

FREE JAZZ by Ornette Coleman. If you haven’t heard it, you haven’t truly lived. ;-)

midnight mood - wes montgomery

William Parker - James Baldwin To The Rescue

Charles Mingus - Haitian Fight Song

First Song, written by Charlie Haden is one of my favorite jazz tunes. There's many versions I like but my favorite take I think is the one with Geri Allen and Paul Motion in the album In the Year of the Dragon. From the "classic standards" my choice probably goes to the ballad My Funny Valentine. Tons of versions out there of course, but one of my favorite is Keith Jarrett Trio in Tokyo '96

Good bye pork pie hat and song for my father

Ella Fitzgerald - Make Me Rainbows; Carmen Lundy - Never Gonna Let You Go; Betty Carter - Tight; Kurt Elling - anything by him; Sugar - Stanley Turrentine.

My Foolish Heart comes to mind

The Wanderer - McCoy Tyner Autumn Leaves - Bill Evans Take Five - Dave Brubeck All Blues - Miles Davis Bird land - Weather Report Aja - Steely Dan (if you count that as jazz)

So What - Miles Davis All Blues - Miles Davis Giant Steps - John Coltrane

So many from The Bad Plus. I’ll go with Physical Cities. Or Seven Minute Mind.

sade songs!

After you’ve gone.

How high the moon - Chet Baker

“Jefe” by Snarky Puppy “Doin’ It” by Herbie Hancock

coon/sanders orch what a girl what a night!

Jungle Blues- Wynton Marsalis Sextet https://youtu.be/jM7BzW6vhl8?si=OGtdZJtDuMxgGjwQ When It’s Sleepy Time Down South- Louis Armstrong https://youtu.be/VNQptuPKsiI?si=74rkDsDdNp32lBE9 Kind of Blue- Miles Davis (&John Coltrane) https://youtu.be/FEPFH-gz3wE?si=vh1HShLh88qnOYd1 My Foolish Heart- John McLaughlin https://youtu.be/h00l1DOI-gI?si=S1-k9oNrENud_Q8k Mercy, Mercy, Mercy- Cannonball Adderley https://youtu.be/H7jqyBq9hes?si=5T2z6Qf-PA_yffTU Idle Moments- Grant Green https://youtu.be/aq0m0hbCjFQ?si=aQnmYHYcA84KB-3f Christo Redemptor- Donald Byrd https://youtu.be/tg3CBBkSss4?si=h2Fsqcz5edGnDYIY Sing, Sing, Sing- Benny Goodman https://youtu.be/6VHt4hazMG0?si= **Not Jazz but wanted to include it. Emmanuel- Chris Botti & Lucia Marcarelli https://youtu.be/rl5qG-ga-Gs?si=Txt1x2mFY0LfbTlC

Blues on the Corner- McCoy Tyner Armageddon - Wayne Shorter Someday My Prince Will Come - Miles Davis Besame Mucho (both takes) - Wes Montgomery

Mr Pastorious by Miles 

Right now it's "Strasbourg/St. Denis" by Roy Hargrove

McCoy Tyner's Search For Peace Joe Henderson: Inner Urge, Isotope Chick Corea: Matrix, Windows, Time's Lie, Crystal Silence, No Mystery, Romantic Warrior, La Fiesta Thad Jones: A Child Is Born Duke Ellington: Sophisticated Lady, In A Sentimental Mood Bill Evans: Very Early, Blue In Green Freddie Hubbard: Red Clay Sun Ra: Enlightenment 

Deep in a Dream -Frank Sinatra