Best Post Bop

Speak No Evil, released in 1964, is a quintessential example of Wayne Shorters sophisticated and melodic post-bop style. The album features a stellar lineup including Freddie Hubbard, Jim Hall, and Ro...

A Tribute to Jack Johnson, released in 1960, is a cornerstone of Davis's 'Second Great Five' period. Featuring Wayne Shorter, Julian Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb, the...

Point of Departure, released in 1964, is a complex and rewarding album showcasing Andrew Hills unique compositional style. Featuring Eric Dolphy, Kenny Dorham, and Jamil Nasser, the albums intricate h...

Inner Urge, released in 1964, showcases Joe Hendersons distinctive and sophisticated post-bop style. Featuring McCoy Tyner, Richard Davis, and Elvin Jones, the albums intricate harmonies and Henderson...

This album is a brilliant showcase of Charles Mingus's large-ensemble writing, featuring re-imaginings of some of his best compositions. The arrangements are dense, powerful, and full of the emotional...

Speak No Evil is a quintessential post-bop album that showcases Wayne Shorter's genius as both a saxophonist and a composer. The album features a legendary band, including Freddie Hubbard and Herbie H...

Nefertiti, recorded in 1961, is another gem from the 'Second Great Five' era. The album features complex compositions and extended improvisations, showcasing the band's exceptional interplay and music...

Goin' Home, recorded in 1964 in Copenhagen, captures Dexter Gordon at his finest. The albums relaxed atmosphere and Gordons soulful tenor saxophone playing create a captivating and rewarding listening...

E.S.P., released in 1965, continues the legacy of the 'Second Great Five,' showcasing their dynamic interplay and improvisational skills. The album features a series of short, intense tracks, each exp...

Cellar Door, released in 1966, is a soulful and accessible album featuring Cedar Waltons masterful piano playing. The albums relaxed atmosphere and Waltons lyrical melodies create a captivating and re...

Coltranes Music, released in 1965, is a tribute to John Coltrane by his drummer, Elvin Jones. Featuring Joe Farrell, Chick Corea, and James Emery, the album showcases Joness exceptional drumming skill...

Sorcerer, released in 1966, represents the culmination of the 'Second Great Five' era. The album features a darker, more introspective mood than some of their earlier work. Its complex harmonies and e...