Kenny wheelers "what now"

Agree. John Taylor is one of my favorite pianists and the others are great too. Dave

I agree too. I went on a buying binge last year and scooped up several Kenny Wheeler releases. I had an LP I purchased in the 70's by the trio Azimuth, "The Touchstone" that's excellent (it has Wheeler with Norma Winstone and Taylor). Another one of the cd's I picked up is of the same Trio (wheeler/Taylor/Winstone) called "Siren't Song", and another is Wheeler/Taylor "Where Do We Go From Herre?". All excellent.

So far everything I have with him involved is great (though I really favor Trumpet/Flugelhorn led jazz). I'll probably pick up more if his . . .

I bought "what now" and other titles of Wheeler's on Amazon (do a search). All good.

I saw him live in a trio years ago with Peter Erskine (drums) and a bassist (Carpenter) and it was one of my all time favorite jazz sessions. I also saw Stanko live and love his work, but I have a fondness for Wheeler, and cannot forget both shows....amazing stuff.

You might also try Abercrombies "Open Land" for some more great tidbits of Wheeler.

Some good suggestions here. Another: Eric Vloeimans (trumpet) on the Challenge label, especially Summersault and Umai (the latter with John Taylor, on SACD). And Stanko is a find.

Kenny just has that sweet full tone that has a touch of blue that gets me.Enrico ravas easy livings cool.Right in there with stanko.