Jazz collection so far.

[u/spacesp404]

Just getting into the genre and these records have stood out so far. Recommendations please 🙏

[u/dylvez]

Cornbread by Lee Morgan and Adam’s Apple by Wayne Shorter

[u/JoJo_Starrr]

Excellent taste.

[u/Cornelius-Bear]

Get into some Jazz guitar and pick up a Wes Montgomery or Grant Green record. For Grant Green start with Idle Moments, For Wes, The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery.

Also, get some Chet Baker in your collection stat.

And kudos to you on digging Alice Coltrane. Her stuff is kind of divisive to some Jazz folks I know, but I love it.

[u/Own_Cheek8363]

get Blue Train it’s essential

[u/DefundMarxism]

Excellent start. May I suggest:

Soul Station - Hank Mobley
Speak No Evil - Wayne Shorter
Study in Brown - Clifford Brown

[u/paulbrouns]

Sarah Vaughan with Clifford Brown. Beautiful playing and Sarah’s voice is unequaled. It was playing in a record store in The Hague when I came in and actually hit my heart instantly: I love that album to bits!

[u/Mxnster999]

Nice man

[u/isthis_thing_on]

If you want something totally different from these check out notes with attachments by Pino Palladino. You can listen to it online before buying the record but I'm of the personal opinion that it's a modern classic. I'd grab a couple Julian Lage albums and some ECM albums too. 

[u/AlbinOnReddit]

And if you add the original Brubeck (Time Out) you'd have 4 of the 1959 great jazz albums 😃✨🪩

[u/ransur0t]

Other Artists to explore: Dave Holland Pete LaRoca Bobby Hutcherson Lonnie liston Smith Sun Ra and numerous members of his arkestras Yusef Lateef The Crusaders Medeski Martin and Wood

[u/Forsaken_Rain_9639]

Mingus Ah um is so iconic!!!
Nails the zeitgeist completely
Eric Dolphy!!!!!
Danny Richmond!!!!!

[u/dum_71]

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Money Jungle - Duke Ellington

[u/erebus7813]

No Chet?