The Steeplechases are very good, and are all worth seeking. A Ghetto Lullaby and his duet with Michael Carvin are excellent! Second the New Wine Old Bottles. But his best effort in his later years is Jackie McLean's Dynasty. Jackie Mac Attack Live has tunes from this cd. Look for it!!!!!!
Leon Spencer - Legends of Acid Jazz is good, but not the prog flavor that you are looking for.
Melvin Sparks - Legends of Acid Jazz an excellent cd, but again, more greasy goodness than prog.
Freddie Roach - Lots of soul and grease, but not what you're looking for
A different perspective is always welcome on this board.
Over the years, I have become more interested in jazz beyond the US borders - been a fan of Nucleus, Embryo, Peter Brotzmann, The Thing, etc.
Charles Earland - Leaving this Planet
Larry Young - Mothership
Horacee Arnold - Tales of the Exonerated Flea(Keyboards than organ, but it is excellent music)
Jack McDuff - Who Knows WHat Tomorrow's Gonna Bring?
Halftime, looks like a shocker in the making. France looks terrible, and if South Africa scores another goal they have a shot of advancing! Uraguay over Mexico, but still more to play.
While not a comic book, the anime Cowboy Bebop uses a lot of jazz elements in the series. I am not an anime fan, BTW, but this is a wonderful show.
Wayne Shorter is a Green Lantern fan.
I went to Target and picked up the bonus disc. Earlier this year I came across a nice original lp copy of Exile, and was blown away by the sound, which was more "alive" sounding than subsequent lp pressings.