Jazz over Easter weekend

Yesterday evening started my long Easter weekend (till Monday evening).
First of all Happy Easter!

For this weekend I have decided today to do something special.
No listening to classical music, :chunder: , no playing around with gear :spank: but only listen to all those Jazz-CDs remained in my pipeline. :band:
So today it is time for:

• Dave Brubeck Quartet: At Carnegie Hall, 1963 (2CDs)
• Dave Brubeck Trio & Gerry Mulligan: Live at the Berlin Philarmonie (complete concert)
• Oscar Peterson: Oscar in Paris
• Chet Baker: Pro Defunctus
• Chet Baker: Line For Lyons
• Chet Baker: Love walked in
• Chet Baker: Lullaby of the leaves
• Chet Baker: Stella by starlight
• Thelonious Monk: The complete riverside recordings

and then to the CDs recommended by Ian:

• David S. Ware Quartett: Wisdom of uncertainty
• Jarrett/Peacock/Motian: At the deer head inn
• Albert Ayler: Nuits de la fondation Maeght
• Waldron / Lacy / Avenel: One more time
• Sun Ra: Jazz in silouhette
• Steve Lacy 6: we see, the Thelonious Monk songbook
• Evan Parker & Han Bennink: The grass is greener
• Bley / E.Parker/Phillips: Time will tell
• David S.Ware quartet: Corridors & parallels
• Archie Shepp: Day dream
• Art ensemble of Chicago: Rarum
• Marilyn Crispell: For Coltrane
• Roland Kirk: The inflated tear
• Cecil Taylor: Nefertiti, The beatiful one has lome

Thanks Ian for these recommendations; we'll see which ones I will really enjoy.

and now: ... lets start
:MILD:

 

About time!

I think you'll need more than a day to do justice to Monk's complete Riverside output, that's a lot of records (and I love em all).

Will bring even more stuff for you in June...

-- Ian