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Cool Jazz CDs: Best Sellers

Browse through our Cool Jazz CDs featuring artists such as Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Gerry Mulligan and a whole lot more.

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Miles Davis' entry into the Sony Legacy Edition series features his Columbia Records debut and the first offering [more]

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'Round Midnight by Claude Williamson (2007)

Claude Williamson was one of the better bebop-oriented pianists to be active during the 1950s. This trio set with bassist Red [more]

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'Round Midnight [Challenge] by Chet Baker (1998)

The number of new Chet Baker releases seem to be never-ending. Released for the first time in 1998, this CD matches the [more]

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...Where Would I Be? by Jim Hall (1991)

Although the rhythm section was more "modern" than he usually used (keyboardist Benny Aronov, bassist Malcolm Cecil, and Airto Moreira [more]

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1945-1947 by Red Norvo & His Orchestra

Volume eight in the Classics Red Norvo chronology opens with two extended jams from Timme Rosenkrantz's Town Hall Jazz Concert [more]

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1946-1952 by Beryl Booker (2006)

During a recording career that only spanned about 15 years, Philadelphia-born pianist and vocalizer Beryl Booker recorded some 45 titles. [more]

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1946-47 Performances, Vol. 2 by Claude Thornhill & His Orchestra (2007)

The U.K.'s Hep label continues its tribute to Claude Thornhill & His Orchestra with this second volume [more]

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1947 Transcription Performances by Claude Thornhill (1999)

These big-band sessions start to hint at bebop from the opener,

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1948 Transcription Performance by Claude Thornhill (1994)

This CD has the only existing performances of the Claude Thornhill Orchestra from 1948, a year when a recording [more]

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1949-1953 Performances by Claude Thornhill (2004)

The Claude Thornhill Orchestra was a unique big band, a "sweet" orchestra with strong jazz sensibilities that helped [more]

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1950 by Stan Getz (2002)

After a pair of taffy ballads sung in imitation Billy Eckstine baby talk by Junior Parker -- not the Memphis blues singer but a pseudonym for [more]

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1950-1951 by James Moody (2002)

April in Paris, 1950. James Moody is making records with a band led by trumpeter Ernie Royal. While two originals by Royal are based on [more]

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