Best Unknown Jazz Album


Yeah, everyone raves about Mile Davis' "Kinda Blue" and Coltrane's "Blue Train". But what is the best unknown jazz album in your collection?
jcidulka
This is on Blue Note.I've probably played this disc(lp+cd)more than any other in the last 6 months.
I'll probably make a more extensive here later this evening, after I get home from work, but the first album that jumped to mind that fits the "best unknown jazz recording" is a duet by Bill Evans and Jim Hall titled "Undercurrent". One of my all-time faves that got a 5-star rating from Downbeat in the early 1960's. More suggestions later.......
Agreed about Undercurrents. They also recorded another album together but I can't remember the name and haven't heard it.
Hmmm... Best unknown jazz album. It must me out there somewhere, but nobody knows. I have a 70s Dave Grusin LP I never grow tired of. I am packing to move, so it is wrapped up. I think it is called something like "Wondering Again". It is a Sheffield Labs direct to disk recording.
Sugarbrie, the title is "Discovered Again" and yes it is wonderful. This album is one of Sheffield's finest. It is very dynamic and I have used it for years to do stress testing of systems. It can easily find the flaws in a system. Thank you for the reminder and the opportunity to second your selection.