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Thelonious Alone in San Francisco is a highly regarded solo piano album by Thelonious Monk, showcasing his unique style without instrumental accompaniment. It was recorded in 1959 at Fugazi Hall in San Francisco, California.
This album is widely regarded as one of the finest masterpieces in Thelonious Monk's solo piano catalog.

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Herbie Hancock Trio: Live in New York is a live album by jazz pianist Herbie Hancock, recorded in 1993 in New York City, featuring bassist Jeff Littleton and drummer Gene Jackson, showcasing classic Hancock tracks like "Cantaloupe Island" and "Maiden Voyage" with a trio format. The album captures Hancock's dynamic interplay in a traditional jazz setting, offering fan-favorite tunes, and was released around 1994 on labels like Jazz Door.

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Pacific Crossing is a 2003 album by the Yosuke Yamashita New York Trio—featuring Yosuke Yamashita (piano), Cecil McBee (bass), and Pheeroan akLaff (drums). It commemorates the 15th anniversary of the trio's formation.
The album is a unique integration of jazz sensibility with traditional Japanese music, featuring guest appearances by acclaimed kabuki musicians Meisho Tosha on traditional flute and Kiyohiko Semba on Japanese percussion.

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Black Radio Recovered: The Remix EP is a 2012 release by the Robert Glasper Experiment that reimagines tracks from the Grammy-winning album Black Radio. The EP features remixes and contributions from acclaimed artists such as Questlove, Pete Rock, 9th Wonder, and Georgia Anne Muldrow.

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But Not Farewell is a 1991 jazz album by American pianist Andrew Hill, released on the Blue Note label. Recorded in July 1990, it marked Hill’s return to the label alongside his 1989 release Eternal Spirit.
But Not Farewell is highly regarded as a provocative and original post-bop masterpiece that signaled the beginning of his "second golden age".

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New York Reunion is a highly acclaimed 1991 jazz album by the McCoy Tyner Quartet, featuring an all-star line-up of jazz giants. It is known for its high-quality audiophile recording and masterful post-bop performances.
The album is noted for the synergy between Tyner and Henderson, who had not recorded together in over two decades at the time. It features a blend of original compositions and standards.

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Anything Goes is a 2004 album by the Brad Mehldau Trio.
Lineup: It features Mehldau's long-standing trio with bassist Larry Grenadier and drummer Jorge Rossy.
Repertoire: The album includes unique interpretations of the title track by Cole Porter, alongside songs by Paul Simon and Radiohead.

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Catalonian Rhapsody is a 1992 jazz album by blind Spanish pianist Tete Montoliu, featuring his trio with bassist Hein Van de Geyn and drummer Idris Muhammad. Recorded in Barcelona, the work blends traditional Catalan melodies with hard-bop sensibilities and is highly regarded for its audiophile sound quality.

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No Problem is a jazz album by pianist Ray Bryant, featuring guitarist Kenny Burrell, recorded in 1994 and released under the Phonogram/EmArcy label.
The album showcases a blues-oriented collaboration between two masters of the genre. The album features standards and originals that emphasize the "urban" and "bluesy" style of the leaders.

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Eye of the Beholder is the second studio album by the Chick Corea Elektric Band, released in 1988. It features a sophisticated blend of high-tech fusion and acoustic textures, showcasing intricate ensemble playing. The recording features the "classic" quintet: Chick Corea (keyboards), John Patitucci (bass), Dave Weckl (drums), Eric Marienthal (saxophone), and Frank Gambale (guitar).

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