Wynton Marsalis on 12 Essential Jazz Recordings

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This is one to stash or archive. To work your way through in one sitting would be quite a bear, especially if you've never heard any of it. The Goodman concert takes a while, for example, and Mingus and Trane too, but a bit less so. All the same, it's worth it, IMHO, but, of course, YMMV. PS - Eddie Harris 1974 blues for some serious funk.

(Of course, if you want the full 7 course meal, the 50 piece bucket, it's linked in that article, and it's here: https://www.jazz.org/blog/wynton-marsalis-top-50-jazz-recordings/ with an embedded playlist to boot. Damn.

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King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band with Louis Armstrong, “Snake Rag” (1923)

Duke Ellington, “Daybreak Express” (1933)

Mary Lou Williams with Andy Kirk and His Twelve Clouds of Joy, “Walkin’ and Swingin'” (1936)

Benny Goodman, The Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert

Dizzy Gillespie with Charlie Parker, “Shaw ‘Nuff” (1945)

Ornette Coleman, “Peace” (1959)

Ben Webster and Harry “Sweets” Edison, “Better Go” (1962)

Charles Mingus, “Meditations on Integration” (1964)

Wayne Shorter, “Infant Eyes” (1964)

John Coltrane, A Love Supreme (1964)

Eddie Harris, “1974 Blues” (1969)

Betty Carter, “Bridges” (1992)