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Moreover you are using European interpretations of what is correct

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I agree, couldn’t leave out MOANIN, WORK SONG, SOUL STATION and WALKING in that order, specifically MOANIN in that order!!!

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And great composer, especially jazz fusion

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Show her body

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Underrated, barely mentioned genius player. Great composer also, Art Blakely called him the King of trumpet

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I heard a story that Albert Adler was thrown off a bridge into the River by Italian gangsters, is that a true story?

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I'm a have to check that one out. You might want to check out The Gigolo by Lee Morgan.

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The Black Woman will also possibly reject it, especially if it may lead to rejecting European Holidays

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Get rid of the shoes and the cuffs on the slacks

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Moanin is as good as any recording on this list including Work Song with that outstanding solo by Nat Adderley

According to Wikipedia, this is a list of notable performances in the Hard Bop subgenre of Jazz. I’ve listened to and/or owned almost all of these at some point in my life, and I never realized that they could be grouped together like this. 

If you’re curious about Jazz in the 50s and 60s, you could pick any record off this list and find out if you’re into it … but I’d recommend Blue Train or Maiden Voyage if you asked me to narrow it down to just two.

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Don't like choice of negro identification....still I like the way he plays

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That's Roy Ayers