I think I’ll have to buy (yet another) copy of that brilliant album!
To quote the AllMusic review “… the uncredited fifth member of the supergroup scolohofo debut recording is Miles Davis…”.
Released 2002
Streaming on Qobuz.
Enjoy
Dave
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Yep - great album that is beautifully recorded. I enjoy all of her stuff.
I noticed your post on the other thread and ordered a copy, glad it’s a good un! 
Thelonious Monk Quartet- Misterioso. Recorded at the Five Spot Café in 1958, Riverside Records. Playing the 2012, remaster (24/192)- Concord Music.
With Johnny Griffin-ts, Ahmed Abdul-Malik-b, Roy Haynes-dr
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Splendid choice. Had that one many years.
I always enjoyed Griffin’s groans of delight after executing a difficult passage.
I thought this a better pairing than TM with Coltrane.
N
(Awaiting excommunication)
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Another home grown musician who deserves your attention.
Being soo old my jazz education started with Willis Connover and Voice of America. The style then was for forceful trumpet players like Roy Eldridge and Dizzy Gillespie as well as the Basie/Ellington stars.
So Bruce is the embodiment of this style.
Good recording as are the other cds on quobuz.
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Gene Harris, simply inspired.
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I’ve seen him at local jazz club playing with Alan Barnes. Excellent musicians and a good comedy double act.
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Alan Barnes and Gilad Atzmon is another unbeatable double act. Barnes is up there with Ronnie Scott in his MC banter !
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And the brilliant Emily Remler on ‘Mistreated But Undefeated Blues’.
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Yeeeaaaahhh …
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Although some of it was recorded in a studio with dubbed applause.
Archie Shepp’s birthday so I played his Ballads for Trane.
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Indeed. I play along for love of the music. 