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Roberto Badoglio - Re-Evaluation Time (2010) is an album by Italian trumpeter and composer Roberto Badoglio. This release explores a rich blend of jazz influences, featuring a mix of improvisational elements and structured compositions, showcasing Badoglio's unique voice in contemporary jazz.

The Comeback (1971) is a remarkable album by the legendary Illinois Jacquet, an influential American tenor saxophonist known for his pioneering work in the big band era and his association with jump blues and R&B. Released on the Flying Dutchman label, The Comeback marks Jacquet’s return to the spotlight after a period of relative obscurity, showcasing his virtuosity, emotional expression, and adaptability as a jazz musician. The album is notable for its blend of soulful blues, hard bop, and post-bop elements, highlighting Jacquet’s mastery of the saxophone and his continuing relevance as an artist.

ARC (1993) is an album by Jimmy Haslip, a highly respected bassist and composer, best known for his work as a founding member of the jazz fusion group Yellowjackets. ARC is a solo album that highlights Haslip's impressive musicianship and his ability to blend jazz, fusion, and contemporary styles into a cohesive, engaging work.

Johnny Griffin - Studio Jazz Party (1960) is a classic jazz album by American tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin. It was released by Riverside Records and is known for its lively, upbeat performances. The album features an all-star lineup of jazz musicians and is marked by its swinging, high-energy arrangements.

Lisa Ono - Ono Lisa Best 1989-1996 (2008) is a compilation album that brings together some of the best works by Lisa Ono, a Brazilian-born Japanese bossa nova and jazz singer. The album spans her career during the years 1989 to 1996, showcasing her ability to reinterpret classic bossa nova and Brazilian jazz songs with a gentle, modern flair.

Ben Webster - Quiet Now. Until Tonight (2000) is a notable album in the late career of the legendary American jazz saxophonist Ben Webster. Released in 2000, this album offers a mixture of intimate ballads and emotive performances, focusing on Webster's mastery of the tenor saxophone, renowned for its warm, resonant tone and emotional depth. Although this album wasn't widely publicized at the time of its release, it is highly regarded by jazz enthusiasts for showcasing the essence of Webster's musical artistry.

Gene Ammons and Sonny Stitt were two legendary American saxophonists who helped shape the landscape of jazz during the 1950s and 1960s. Their collaboration on We'll Be Together Again (1961) is an exceptional example of the hard bop and saxophone duets that were a hallmark of the era. The album showcases both musicians at the peak of their powers, blending their distinctive styles and bringing their own voices to the music.

Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, Charles Mingus, Max Roach - Toronto, Massey Hall, 1953 (1996) is a live album that captures one of the most legendary performances in the history of jazz. The concert, recorded on May 15, 1953, at Massey Hall in Toronto, Canada, is widely regarded as a historic gathering of some of the greatest names in jazz. The performance was part of a special concert featuring a stellar lineup of musicians who were pioneers of bebop, the innovative jazz movement that emerged in the 1940s.

Pencil Packin' Papa (1994) is an album by the influential jazz pianist and composer Horace Silver, one of the giants of the hard bop movement. This album, which was released on Impulse! Records, presents Silver’s distinctive blend of jazz that combines powerful grooves, bluesy undertones, and intricate improvisation. Known for his catchy compositions and rhythmic precision, Horace Silver brings together a stellar lineup of musicians to bring his musical vision to life.

Live Conversations (2006) is a remarkable live album by two of Italy's finest jazz pianists, Dado Moroni and Enrico Pieranunzi. Both musicians are celebrated for their virtuosity, deep understanding of jazz tradition, and distinctive styles, and this album showcases their ability to engage in spontaneous, creative dialogues through the piano. The album features a series of live performances that highlight the musicians' ability to communicate and collaborate in a purely acoustic setting, creating a conversation through their music.