Help me build up a jazz album collection. Can you suggest a must have album?

Herbie Mann, "Memphis Underground"

Stanley Turrentine, "Blue Hour"

Sidney Bechet, "The Essential"

Milt Jackson and John Coltrane, "Bags & Trane"

Maria Kaye, "It Had To Be You" (vocals)

Lou Donaldson, "Man With a Horn"

More great albums by Lee Morgan are In Search of the New Land and Cornbread. Also, Bill Charlap. His Piano is really good. I have been blown away by Lee Morgan. He was amazing. Another great is Horace Silver! Most of his work is really good. Have fun with your vinyl!

Don't forget, Ornette Coleman!   Go for "The Shape of Jazz to Come!"

I sounds like you would enjoy. 

Three For All. 

Phil Woods, Tommy Flanagan, Red Mitchell

https://www.discogs.com/release/2741480-Phil-Woods-Tommy-Flanagan-Red-Mitchell-Three-For-All

Iʻve got an ad on US AudioMart, selling out my jazz collection.  All of the Miles Davis, Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers, as well as most of the hard bop is gone.  But among the things I have left which are well worthy of your consideration are the albums by the Frankie Capp/Nat Pierce Juggernaut Big Band, Poncho Sanchez, the Dizzy Gillespie Paris Concert, Andy Narell (steel drums), Frank Rosolino and most of all - a must have "Supersax Plays Bird" (MFSL pressing).

$8/record


https://www.usaudiomart.com/details/650175791-jazz-records/