"... Após minha lista preliminar, com imensa dor no coração fui obrigado a cortar discos igualmente fundamentais da história do jazz: Benny Goodman Live at Carnegie Hall / Coleman Hawkins “Body and Soul” / Lennie Tristano-Lee Konitz “Intuition” / Lester Young “The Complete 1936/1944 recordings / George Russell “Jazz Workshop” / O fabuloso Art Tatum “Piano Starts Here” / Miles Davis “Kind of Blue”
/ Sonny Rollins “Saxophone Colossus” / “Thelonious Monk Orchestra at Town Hall” / Freddie Redd “The Connection” / Frank Wess-Milt Jackson “Opus de Jazz” / .... e vou parando por aqui porque extravasei demais! ...
Evidentemente, alguns dos meus discos favoritos não estarão na lista: o FABULOSO “Duke Jordan Live in Japan” / o FANTÁSTICO “Barney Wilen” / o FENOMENAL Herbie Nichols “The Third World” / Tommy Flanagan “Overseas” / Kenny Dorham “Whistle Stop” e “At the Café Bohemia” / Wardell Gray “The Giant” e “Memorial” / Lester Young Trio / Louis Armstrong “Satchmo at Symphony Hall” / Cedar Walton “At Sweet Basil” / Sonny Rollins + 4 / “Lee Konitz with the Gerry Mulligan Quartet” / “The Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Chet Baker“ / Dizzy & Parker “The Quintet - Jazz at Massey Hall” / “The Eminent J. J. Johnson” e “Say When” / Art Blakey “At the Café Bohemia” e “At Birdland” / Tadd Dameron “Fontainebleau” / Charles Mingus “Mingus Ah-Um” / Coleman Hawkins “Rainbow Mist” / “The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery” / “Benny Goodman Sextet featuring Charlie Christian” / George Russell “Jazz Workshop” / Teddy Charles Tentet / Randy Weston “The Spirit of Our Ancestors” / Lester Young “The President Plays” / Al Cohn “Mr.Music” / Oscar Pettiford “Deep Passion” / Fats Navarro “Nostalgia” / Oscar Peterson “Night Train” e “Oscar Peterson Trio with Milt Jackson – Very Tall” / Count Basie “The Complete Atomic Mr. Basie” e “The Best of Big Bands” / Serge Chaloff “Boston Blow-Up” e “Blue Serge” / Shelly Manne & His Men “The Swinging Sounds vol. 4” / “Ben Webster and Strings” / Gigi Gryce “Jazz Laboratory” / “Hank Jones Quartet” / Paul Chambers “Bass on Top” / John Coltrane “Giant Steps”
e “John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman” / Ellington “And His Mother Called Him Bill” e “The Far East Suite” / “Art Farmer Plays the Arrangements and Compositions of Gigi Gryce and Quincy Jones” e “Art Farmer Quintet” / Clifford Brown “Memorial Album” / Dexter Gordon “Go” e “A Swingin´ Affair” / “The best of Chet Baker Sings” / René Urtreger-Pierre Michelot-Daniel Humair “HUM” / Benny Carter “The Best Recordings 1929-1940” / Kenny Barron “The Wanton Spirit” / “Miles Davis and The Modern Jazz Giants”, “Milestones” e “Round About Midnight” / Zoot Sims “Zoot!” / “Introducing Jimmy Cleveland” / Donald Byrd “Byrd in Paris” e “Parisian Thoroughfare” / “The Amazing Bud Powell” vols. 1 e 2 / Sonny Stitt “Stitt Plays Bird” e “Endgame Brillance: Tune-up! - Constellation” / Nicholas Payton “Gumbo Nouveau” / Gene DiNovi “The Return of a Jazz Giant” / Bill Evans “Portrait in Jazz” e “At Montreux” / Jackie McLean “Lights Out” / Danny D´Imperio “Blues for Philly Joe” / “Art Tatum & Ben Webster” e Art Tatum “The Complete Capitol Recordings” / Milt Jackson “Wizard of the Vibes” / McCoy Tyner “Remembering John” / Mark Elf “The Quintet” / Mark Whitfield “New York Scene” / Lionel Hampton “The Legendary Decca Recordings” e “Hot Mallets” / Billie Holiday “The Complete Commodore Recordings”, Sarah Vaughan “How Long Has This Been Going On ?” / , etc, etc, etc, a lista é interminável."
Portanto, caríssimos colaboradores e leitores, acho que temos material para muita pesquisa e inúmers audições. Fico muito feliz de poder contar com esse experiente navegador a bordo, apontando-nos o caminho para bem próximo do Valhalla musical.
Que belíssima contribuição ao CJUB e mais ainda, à nossa cultura jazzística. Ave, JD!
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