We have strayed a long way from "classic jazz", which is exemplified by "Clarence Shaw", to "Weird Nightmare", and "Saigon Phunk", but I think that if you are a "serious listener" you can appreciate them both more because of the contrast.
Billy Bangs "Chan Chan" is about as far from classic jazz as you can get, but I enjoyed it even more after listening to Clarence Shaw's "Breakthrough" which was the epitome of "classic jazz". Instead of just listening to the one cut that was posted, I discovered that if you just let "you tube play" you could get into where the artist was coming from.
On Yo! Ho Chi Minh is in The House, I got into the oriental aspect of the music, especially Bang's violin; but serious listeners settle in for the long haul, and complete enjoyment of the music, including the setting, which was "Vietnam" on this one.
Out of all the music that's been posted, could you let me know which one you did some serious listening to?