List some of your favorite live Jazz recordings

@thastum

Hi i think a couple are missing

Ben Webster Live at the Renaisance

Red Norvo Quintet The foreward look, this was Keith Johnsons first recording

Many more than a couple -- inevitably so, given that Jazz is such a diverse genre with so many excellent practitioners.

BTW, who is Keith Johnson??????

Eric Dolphin - The Illinois Concert

Miles Davis - Pangaea

Chales Mingus - The Great Concert of

Duke Ellington- At Newport 

Thelonious Monk - In Action 

For me, Bill Evans "Waltz for Debby" is my go to live recording.

Running a close second is the Dragon Records recording of Miles Davis Live in Stockholm 1960"

BTW there is a new remastered version of Waltz on Craft, which is supposed to be the definitive version. It will be my third copy, so I am anxious to hear it when it arrives next week. 

@thr1961 

"Waltz for Debbie" is an old favorite of mine, as well. The Craft release is vinyl? 

Not sure why but I've never developed a taste for Coltrane's playing with Miles. I much prefer the next Miles quintet, either with George Coleman or W. Shorter on sax.  

@cautionbison 

"At the Five Spot" for more live E. Dolphy. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlWCUN2EdNc

He also played live on occasion with Coltrane. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SDSVEIVOCs

@stuartk  yes, the new version is on vinyl and the review I read suggested it was superior to the 45 version in the Riverside box set (which I own and love.)

Here's a link to the review:

https://trackingangle.com/music/the-best-sounding-waltz-for-debby-ever