dozen must have jazz cd s

Herbie Hancock-Maiden Voyage
Bill Evans Trio-Sunday At The Village Vanguard
The Art Farmer Quintet-Blame It On My Youth
Shelly Manne & His Men At The Black Hawk Vols. 1-5
Keith Jarrett Trio-Whisper Not
Max Roach-Deeds Not Words
Clifford Brown & Max Roach
Miles Davis-KOB
Sonny Rollins-Saxaphone Colossus
The Art Tatum Group Masterpieces Vol. 8
Bill Evans-Waltz For Debbie

Since you said only 12, I will stop there!

I missed one!
Bobby Hutcherson-Dialogue

Pop is not jazz. Congratulations to Shelton for most evolved taste so far. My vote for Shelton as jazz arbiter.

Cannonball-Somethin Else , Sonny Clark-Cool Struttin , Sweets Edison-Simply Sweetes , Chet Baker-Chet , Monk-Brilliant Corners , Ammons-Boss Tenors , Miles-KOB , Hawkins Encounters Webster , Charlie Rouse-Epistrophy , and either Blue Trane or Soul Trane. Jeez that was hard....

Here are my top dozen you have probably seen before...

Miles Davis
- Kind of Blue
- Relaxin'
- Birth of the Cool

Bill Evans
- Explorations
- Portrait in Jazz
- Everybody Digs Bill Evans

Dave Brubeck Quartet
- Time Out

Oscar Peterson
- The Trio

Chet Baker
- Chet
- In New York

Wes Montgomery
- The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery

Wynton Kelly
- Kelly Blue

And here are my top dozen you may or may not be familiar with...

Red Garland
- Groovy
- All Kinds of Weather
- It's a Blue World

Tommy Flanagan
- Moodsville
- Alone Too Long

Sphere
- Bird Songs

Kenny Barron
- The Moment

Duke Jordan
- Flight to Denmark

Hank Jones
- Upon Reflection

Eric Reed
- Manhattan Melodies

George Mraz
- Duke's Place

Emily Remler
- Standards