WilhelmBlack: Rec some jazz?

arthropod 06.13.26	Try Polish Jazz Quartet.
Josh D. 06.13.26	Phineas Newborn Jr. - A World of Piano (piano driven, obviously) Dave Brubeck - Bossa Nova USA (everyone will say Time Out, so I won't) Raul de Souza - Don't Ask My Neighbors (Latin jazz) Lund Quartet - jazz with a bit of urban sound Kokoroko - modern jazz with afrobeat infusion Stan Getz - Sweet Rain (sax player) Bohren und Der Club of Gore - Sunset Mission (a few Germans making doomy gloomy minimalism noir stuff)
Hyperion1001 06.13.26	sun ra - lanquidity
Hawks 06.13.26	Charlie Parker - Jam Session
widowslaugh123 06.13.26	You gotta go Ornette Coleman-Change of the Century
Josh D. 06.13.26	If you want Japanese stuff: Mouse on the Keys, Takuya Kuroda, Ryo Fukui If you want current stuff: Kamasi Washington, Ezra Collective, BADBADNOTGOOD If you want other older classic stuff: Alice Coltrane, Archie Shepp, Eric Dolphy People you should know if you don't: Bill Evans (played piano on Kind of Blue), Jaco Pastorius, Max Roach, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington
DominionMM1 06.13.26	jan johansson- jazz pa svenska
cylinder 06.13.26	Dave Holland - Conference of the Birds
Sniff 06.13.26	Do Art Blakey - Free for All
cylinder 06.13.26	One more: Sarathy Korwar - Day to Day (a fusion of jazz and Sufi music and some field recordings)
GhostShelter 06.13.26	Pete Fountain Day is the best jazz (Dixieland) album I’ve ever heard still to this day. https://youtu.be/XETicmgq5_4?
mystagogus 06.14.26	David Darling - Eight String Religion John Surman - Private City Kimmo Pohjonen - Sensitive Skin
Dylan620 06.14.26	Niechec - s/t LP Nadje Noordhuis - Full Circle Krokofant - Fifth Hiroshi & Makoto Ozone - Unison Ghost-Note - Mustard n'Onions Duke Jordan - Flight to Jordan Ryo Fukui - Scenery
WilhelmBlack 06.14.26	I at least know Jaco Pastorius, Ella Fitzgerald, and Duke Ellington. I have seen the names Bill Evans and Max Roach before. Thank you for the recs
keaton_86 06.14.26	the new Jasmine Myra is very very nice and good.
Zac124 06.14.26	Hizuru - Hizuru
RVAHC13 06.14.26	Dorothy Ashby - Hip Harp
MementoMori 06.14.26	Starting with some other renowned classics is as good a starting point as any (from albums that have not been mentioned above) - check out (for example): Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners Wayne Shorter - Speak No Evil Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch! Pharoah Sanders - Karma! Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm
Deez 06.16.26	Listen to the Miles coked off his head ere live stuff Dark Magus/Pangea/Agharta The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis - Deface the currency ..from this year Fieldwork - Door
RunOfTheMill 06.16.26	Some jazz-funk for you seeing as you like Sextant: Grover Washington Jr. - Live at the Bijou Idris Muhammad - Power of Soul Johnny Hammond - Gears Masayoshi Takanaka - Seychelles Peter Herbolzheimer Rhythm Combination & Brass - The Catfish (aka Live im Onkel Po)
RunOfTheMill 06.16.26	I will also echo Ryo Fukui (only heard Scenery) and BadBadNotGood (BBNG2 and III are amazing)
cylinder 06.16.26	"Dorothy Ashby - Hip Harp" woahhhh totally forgot about that album, gud stuff right there
naughtcturnal 06.16.26	Naked City - Torture Garden
Pooter9000 06.16.26	Kenichi Tsunoda's Big Band - Big Band Scale
Pooter9000 06.16.26	Jamie Dubberly and Orquesta Dharma - Road Warrior (afro-cuban jazz and salsa ensemble)
brandaao 06.22.26	BADBADNOTGOOD's Talk Memory is incredible, and I'd say underrated. Love the influence of Brazilian jazz with all the collabs with Arthur Verocai. There's also a lot of stuff from Kamasi Washington that's great, but for a more 'traditional' take on jazz, the 'Harmony of Difference' EP is a great listen.
RunOfTheMill 06.22.26	I might give that Kamasi EP a go, the thing that has prevented me from checking his stuff in ernest has been the length of his LPs, postively daunting He's doing a free show at the Montreal Jazzfest on Sunday, might peep it
bludngorevidal 06.24.26	You've got excellent recs here. I'd check the Wynton Marsalis s/t LP if you like trumpet. Once you're ready for the avant-garde you've got to check Albert Ayler too
RadioSuicide 06.24.26	Ryo Fukui - Scenery [3]
brandaao 06.26.26	Yooo... this Ryo Fukui album is incredible. I had never heard about him, very classy and great stuff.
Demon of the Fall 06.26.26	do you know / vibe with Cecil Taylor at all? Unit Structures & Conquistador are essential free jazz, then he incorporated third stream / modern creative elements by the 70s with The Cecil Taylor Unit & 3 Phasis, which are remarkable in their own right
WilhelmBlack 06.28.26	I am really digging the comments on this list. I got some Sunday jazz listening to do. I love Agharta.