[doctorjazz]

https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Legendary-Sessions-Chet-Baker/dp/B002XVZ1O4

Not sure I understand the question; it's not hard to come by. Above is the Amazon link for the CD.
There's limited edition vinyl of it available on Discogs...

https://www.discogs.com/Chet-Baker-Bill-Evans-The-Complete-Recordings/release/7872093

There's a lot of great Chet Baker out there on his own, with the Gerry Mulligan Quartet, and Bill Evans, well, that would keep you busy for a while.

 

[biosailor]

Just discovered Tom Harrell's 'The Art of Rhythm'. What a wonderful record, with an amazing ensemble of artists. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to it!

 

[biosailor]

An 'Afrobeat' version of some of Art Blakey's classics. Really refreshing! Qobuz streams it at 24 bit/96 kHz! Great sound for a great record!

 

[Whazzzup]

Tony Allen previous album, film of life is very good.

I have an extensive jazz collection but my latest additions are, Adam Ben Ezra called pindrop and Audrey Ochoa trio called after thought. If one is interested in drummer based jazz may I recomend Manu katche called unstatic. I dabble in a lot of genres but my focus is jazz, electronic, hip hop rap/ r &b soul, and classicle

 

[StanD]

Greg Howe, oh wow, can he play guitar. Just listen and watch.

 

[doctorjazz]

Qobuz, Huh? I tried them out, found it impossible to navigate, stuck to TIDAL (which isn't the best laid out site either, but easier than Qobuz). TIDAL also is supposed to do hi rez as well, but haven't figured out how to utilize the hi rez option. (maybe it's just me...)

An 'Afrobeat' version of some of Art Blakey's classics. Really refreshing! Qobuz streams it at 24 bit/96 kHz! Great sound for a great record!

 

[doctorjazz]

Tony Allen previous album, film of life is very good.

I have an extensive jazz collection but my latest additions are, Adam Ben Ezra called pindrop and Audrey Ochoa trio called after thought. If one is interested in drummer based jazz may I recomend Manu katche called unstatic. I dabble in a lot of genres but my focus is jazz, electronic, hip hop rap/ r &b soul, and classicle

not familiar with any of these artists you mentioned. Any specific albums?

 

[Whazzzup]

The albums are mentioned right after the artists, I can go on and on but....

 

[doctorjazz]

(bad reading/attention on my part, no caps and didn't notice there's album titles, sorry, I'll try to check them out, thanks)

 

[GearMe]

Been a while since I've heard some Ahmad Jamal...have always loved his latin oriented stuff

 

[SpeakerBox]

Big Ahmad Jamal fan here. Good stuff!

 

[Whazzzup]

 

[Whazzzup]

what i just downloaded great album

 

[biosailor]

Just had a great time with Louis Hayes' 'Serenade for Horace'.

61 years ago, Louis Hayes had his Blue Note debut on Horace Silver's '6 Pieces of Silver', and now, this is first? album as a leader at Blue Note. Straight forward, traditional, and groovy Blue Note type of music. Though I could do without Gregory Porter's 'Song for My Father'! But besides this, this is a wonderful record, played by a very capable band!

 

[Jimmi232]

I've been obsessing over this album recently. The guitar solo by Grant Geissman on the title track is one of the best of all time, imo. The whole album is great with some incredible musicianship. Doesn't seem to have been mentioned in this thread yet and would highly recommend a listen. Getting a HQ copy is worth it, lots of details.