At the bottom of one of the Chico links was this one, certainly worth including here if it never has been -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbaGDDbpcQ4
Which raises an interesting point. An album can be released, sell moderately well, then sort of disappear. Somehow, years later it is "discovered" and becomes a classic. If it was later featured in a movie soundtrack I could better understand it, but otherwise how does that happen? Quite unlike some such as "Kind of Blue" or "Time Out", classics which have held their popularity since their introduction.
And yes, not only true with jazz. It certainly has happened with pop/rock albums too. So maybe a poll, name your favorite "rediscovered" jazz album. ;^)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbaGDDbpcQ4
Which raises an interesting point. An album can be released, sell moderately well, then sort of disappear. Somehow, years later it is "discovered" and becomes a classic. If it was later featured in a movie soundtrack I could better understand it, but otherwise how does that happen? Quite unlike some such as "Kind of Blue" or "Time Out", classics which have held their popularity since their introduction.
And yes, not only true with jazz. It certainly has happened with pop/rock albums too. So maybe a poll, name your favorite "rediscovered" jazz album. ;^)