Best 'modern' albums w/ just alto & tenor up front

[Rooster_Ties]

I was just thinking about Grant Green's "Solid" - with Joe Henderson & James Spaulding, and that got me thinking about other great alto/tenor combos (without trumpet, nor sacbut), but with just one tenor and one alto as the only horns, backed by whatever else - piano trio, maybe vibes, maybe just drums & bass.

One other that sprung to mind was an excellent album by Gary Thomas (tenor) with Greg Osby, called "Pariah's Pariah"

I'm sure there are hundreds of others, and a couple dozen I'm forgetting.

What other great tenor/alto albums are really outstanding???

[pryan]

Freddie Redd - SHADES OF REDD (w/ Tina Brooks & Jackie McLean)

[jlhoots]

Lovano / Osby Quintet: Friendly Fire (Jason Moran on piano).

To be totally accurate Lovano & Osby also play other horns on the CD.

[Rooster_Ties]

(Gary Thomas plays flute on a few tracks, on the album I mentioned up above. Still, the album is mostly tenor/alto.)

[brownie]

Art Pepper and Warne Marsh (on several tracks) in Art Pepper's

neglected Contemporary album 'The Way It Was'.

[BruceH]

Just listened to this last week, brownie. One of my favorite Pepper albums, even though technically it's more of a compilation.

I vote for anything by Konitz/Marsh. What a sound they had!