Who else likes listening to older jazz?

...and by this I mean especially mid 40s thru early 70s, typically bebop, post-bop, hard-bop, straight ahead, west coast (cool), and Brazilian influence (Jobim-ish/Getz-ish). It's been a long-acquired taste.

I used to listen to an internet radio station that was simply a guy in the Bay area with a very large jazz collection and a server. He had no commentary, no breaks, no commericals--100% music from the eras I named. After maybe 9 years he dropped off the face of the planet, and yesterday I discovered that Amazon Prime has a whole lot of this stuff, no commentary, no commercials, just music.

Merry Christmas to me!
 
Oh yeah, give me some- Count Basie- Ellington- Ella- Nancy Wilson- Sarah Vaughan- Tony Bennett- Wes Montgomery- Dave Brubeck- Stan Getz- Diz- Clifford Brown- Charlie Parker- Monk- Sonny Rollins- Charlie Byrd- MJQ- Lionel Hampton- Art Blakey- Earl Garner- Coleman Hawkins.
 
Oh yeah, give me some- Count Basie- Ellington- Ella- Nancy Wilson- Sarah Vaughan- Tony Bennett- Wes Montgomery- Dave Brubeck- Stan Getz- Diz- Clifford Brown- Charlie Parker- Monk- Sonny Rollins- Charlie Byrd- MJQ- Lionel Hampton- Art Blakey- Earl Garner- Coleman Hawkins.
Used to have records by almost all of them. My all time favorite was Stan Kenton with singer June Christy.
 
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