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I am curious how "jazz piano albums" is defined? It seems to be albums where the leader/coleader is a pianist, but where would this put albums where piano is the featured soloist, but the leader is another instrumentalist? How would this impact the lists?

You can hear it here: https://forvo.com/word/jan_garbarek/#no

“Douglas Willams 1928-1930, recorded in Memphis, Tennessee” Jazz Oracle cd All Victor sides. Fun stuff.

Nice, thanks for letting us know!

United Artists LAX 3125 (Japan) - Kenny Dorham " Matador" - rec. 1963 - Engineer: Bill Schwartau

❤️ Mosaic MD 5 -237 - Quincy Jones "The ABC / Mercury Big Band Sessions" - rec. 1956 to 12964

❤️ United Artists GXF 3039 (Japan 1979) - Benny Carter "Aspects" - rec. 1959 - Engineer: Peter Abott

Here are a few of my favorite trios: Money Jungle Piano in the Foreground Happy Moods Changeless Bud Powell in Paris Duke Ellington Presents the Dollar Brand Trio Explorations Eliane Elias plays Live

Not a reissue but there’s a lovely new Michael Garrick recording from 1970 that’s just been released https://myonlydesirerecords.bandcamp.com/album/late-autumn-sunshine

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Doh! Another oversight on my part, John. My first choice would be The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 1. I need to listen to those Pablo recs some more. Which volume do you like best, Ken?

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This one surprised me, just uploaded: Eddie Bert/J.R. Monterose Quintet, Sept. 20, 1991 https://aviary.library.vanderbilt.edu/collections/2137/collection_resources/163541

Gotcha.

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I was referring to Hutchfan's list, which includes many of Bud's musical children but not Bud Powell himself.

Now playing: Craft reissue. Get by the ridiculous cheesecake cover and you'll discover some excellent music. Harold Land's playing is especially fine.

Did you miss this subsection? A Bud selection was at the very top of it. BY “BEBOP,” I MEAN BUD POWELL

That is a nice list but I would have expected to see some Bud Powell.

Great pick.