Trio albums (guitar, bass, drums)

[Rick5]

Hi All,
The title says it all. I am looking to build up a catalog of jazz trio albums with guitar, bass, and drums. What are your favorites? I am interested in anything that I would likely already know about to lesser-known players. Thanks!
Rick

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[frabarmus]

Nice thread, very promising!

Here we go!

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John Abercrombie on this one.

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[mr. beaumont]

I feel like if you're a jazz guitar player and the Jim Hall Live record isn't one of your favorite records, its like having an iron deficiency or something

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[jcbgtr]

Some of my favorites

Joe Pass - Intercontinental
Jim Hall - LIVE!
Wes Montgomery Trio
Kurt Rosenwinkel - East Coast Love Affair
Ben Monder - Flux
Jimmy Raney - Live in Tokyo
Jack Wilkins - Windows
Jim Hall - Magic Meeting
Anything with Peter Bernstein, Larry Goldings, and Bill Stewart

[BreckerFan]

My favorites, in no order.

-Adam Rogers, Sight
-Adam Rogers, Time and the Infinite
-Jonathan Kreisberg, Nine Stories Wide
-Jonathan Kreisberg, Trioing
-Mike Moreno, Three for Three
-Kurt Rosenwinkel, Angels Around
-Kurt Rosenwinkel, East Coast Love Affair
-Jesse Van Ruller, Live at Murphy's Law
-Jesse Van Ruller, Phantom
-Peter Bernstein, Earthtones (organ instead of bass)
-Pasquale Grasso, bebop

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[jcbgtr]

Forgot about Live at Murphy's Law. Man, that one smokes. He's one of the best when it comes to comping for yourself

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All of the Poll Winners' albums!

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And for some nice modern avante-garde jazz guitar trio recordings:

1. The Mary Halvorson Trio “Ghost Loop”

2. The Mary Halvorson Trio “Dragon’s Head”

3. The Marc Ribot Trio “Live at the Village Vanguard”

Thanks, I didn't know these... I'll eventually take some time to listen to them.

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[Sam Sherry]

John Abercrombie on this one.

Gateway -- John Abercrombie, Dave Holland & Jack DeJohnette:

I dig that tune so much -- a quartet I'm in plays it and I work on it constantly.

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[rpjazzguitar]

Get Me Joe Beck is a guitar trio playing familiar standards.

It was a two night gig by musicians that hadn't played together before, or not much, I'm not sure which. The first night went so well that they recorded the second night. That's the album.

So, it's like hearing a casual -- with astonishingly great musicianship.

[David B]

Billy Bean, Walter Norris and Hal Gaylor - 'The Trio'
Peter Bernstein - 'Monk'
Ed Bickert - 'Ed Bickert' (with Don Thompson and Terry Clarke)
Nick Costley-White - 'Nice Work!' (with Tom Farmer and Josh Morrison)
Bireli Lagrene, Dominique DiPiazza and Dennis Chambers - 'Front Page'
Peter Leitch - 'Up Front'
Peter Leitch - 'Landscape'
Pat Metheny - 'Rejoicing' (with Charlie Haden and Billy Higgins)
Mike Moreno - '3 for 3' (with Doug Weiss and Kendrick Scott)
Jimmy Raney - 'The Influence' (with Sam Jones and Billy Higgins)
Jimmy Raney - 'Live in Tokyo' (with Sam Jones and Leroy Williams)
Adam Rogers - 'Sight' (w/ John Patitucci and Clarence Penn)
Adam Rogers - 'Dice' (w/ Fima Ephron and Nate Smith)
Kurt Rosenwinkel - 'Angels Around'
Jesse van Ruller - 'Live at Murphy's Law'
Jesse van Ruller - 'Phantom'
Brad Shepik - 'Drip' (with Scott Colley and Tom Rainey)
Brad Shepik - 'Short Trip' (with Scott Colley and Tom Rainey)
Nelson Veras - 'Rouge sur Blanc' (with Thomas Morgan and Stéphane Galland)