Favorite non-gypsy jazz artists?

MikeK

I've learned so much from things people have said on this forum. So here's a fun question that may be able to enlighten all of us: who are your favorite non-gypsy jazz artists? Let's make the rule that you can list up to 3. If this has already been done here, I apologize. I'll get it started & we'll see if others are interested in joining in:

Grant Green

Hank Mobley

The Carter Family

pdg

Pat Cloud (e.g., https://youtu.be/McUbg9X1QZs. )

Yamandu Costa (e.g., https://youtu.be/cq7neOyog7I. )

Pasquale Grasso (e.g., https://youtu.be/o-0VEFfa4SQ

wim

Too many to list so I'll just pick a few randomly for ppl to check out..

Julian Lage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoLK4Gq3wMA

Messias Britto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuUyk_naons

Patrick Bartley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=984ksjle4YA

vanmalmsteen

Howard Roberts! Especially let’s say, Howard Roberts is a dirty guitar player, color him funky, era(1960s)

geese_com

Van Halen

Shawn Lane

Meshuggah \m/

Willie

Varies rather often. On top of this week's chart lists:

Doc Watson

Cab Calloway

Suzanne Charney (female solo dancer in this choreography: https://youtu.be/DSSlWfOCgLw, starting at1:35)

rudolfochrist

Brian Setzer

Merle Travis

Paco de Lucía

djazzy

Great thread!

George Barnes

Oscar Aleman

JS Bach

Claude Debussy

Maurice Ravel

Kip Hanrahan

Fausto Cigliano (especially duets w/ Mario Gangi)

Peter, Paul, & Mary

pral16

This week:

Sarah Vaughan -- Live at Mister Kelley's

Anat Cohen w/ Marcello Gonçalves--Outra Coisa

Adam Hurt

Carlo Gentenaar

Joe Pass, Kenny Burrell, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Steely Dan, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Dr. John, Tom Waits, The Beatles.

adrian

Johnny Hodges is my second-favorite jazz musician (behind Django). Every note he plays is beautiful. Start with the album "Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges Back To Back."