These are some jazz albums I often listen at::thumb:

John Coltrane : Crescent
Miles Davis : On the corner sessions
Miles Davis : Kind of blue
Thelonious Monk-any
Al di Meola : Orange and blue

Nice, Miles Davis is the man!

I've actually been listening to (gulp) some Kenny G lately. Most wouldn't even call it Jazz, but it's pretty relaxing.

"Chet", from Chet Baker;)

sketches in Spain! Classic

Chet Baker-A french touch

Coltrane's Blue Train, just finishing off the bonus tracks after listening to the main album to get a proper, refreshing comment for it. This album is so brilliant I swear it's perfection.

I’ve been listening to a fair bit of Jazz recently. I like to pick and choose from various artists as opposed to albums from individuals. People like Bob James, Ronnie Laws, Richard Tee, and Wilbert Longmire have been getting a lot of plays from me when nobody else is in the house. Ronnie Laws track "every generation" is a real mellow track that helps remove the stresses of getting out of bed in the morning.

I've been getting into this album a lot lately. Stylistically it's a lot different from most of his other work, but it's amazingly good nonetheless

http://www.jazz.com/assets/2007/12/2...ngusOhYeah.jpg

Listening right now. Magnificent.

Was thinking about listening to that one, Jackhammer. Would a hard bop fan find it interesting?