-Twelve Moons- Jan Garbarek (for it's atmosphere)
-Impulse Best of... (is that cheating) Pharoah Sanders (for it's joyousness)
-Stanley Turrentine Meets the Three Sounds (for his tone & lyricism)
-Something By Ben Webster (for the same reasons as Stan...)
-Rip,Rig and Panic- Roland Kirk (for his wild inventiveness)
-None of the old R&B guys ever really produced a definative album so I'm going to have to go for the "Big Horn" boxed set of early R&B (for- well- being rocking R&B!)
-... argh... only two to go... Ornette Coleman, In a Silent Way, Medeski Martin & Woods, Lady In Satin, Tom Waits, Sandy Denny, Toots and the Maytalls, The Stones, Clifton Chenier, Sun Studios rockabilly, New Orleans Soul.... Argh.... wibble... (goes into High Fidelity fit..)