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Concord Jazz

Recently, Barne&Noble has a sell of CDs with Concord Records label at $3.99. I'm not familiar with Concord, but still picked up three since they are so cheap -

Dave Brubeck, Trotonis
Scott Hamilton, Organic Duke
Stan Getz, Live at the Glasgow International Jazz Festival

I popped them into my CD player - sound pretty good!
Now I'm asking for recommendation of good Concord recordings - performance and sonic and I'm planning to buy more. By the way, I'm more mellow jazz kind of guy.

Thanks in advance!

Al
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goodwine59
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I like "Like Minds" featuring Gary Burton (vibraphone), Chick Corea (piano), Pat Metheny (guitars), Roy Haynes (drums), and Dave Holland (bass). Sounds excellent, too.
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newbee
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just came back from b&n w/14 cd's. these were made in europe for that market. many are not in the us catalog any longer. i'm going back tomorrow! for the price you cant go wrong. they have a lot of the maybeck hall series which were excellent as well as hollander, joanne bracken, marian mcpartland, adam makowicz, etc. go - enjoy. for 3.99 each what the hell.............
newbee
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concord jazz is one of my favorite contemporary labels. try scott hamilton, gene harris, ray brown, ken peplowski and dave mckenna, depending on your choice of instruments and music - they're all good recordings, but for starters i would stick to stuff recorded in the 90's.
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marakanetz
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I believe that that is the case where red-book CDs of Concord Jazz well compete with some of HDCDs. My favorite is John Patitucci's "One More Angel".
johnj
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Concord Jazz is a great label. Try "Monty Alexander at Maybeck." It's one of my favorite piano solo CD's. CCD-4658
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