Very interesting musicians that I have investigated over the years and though not my steady diet, they produce enjoyable music. I have more of Jan's recordings though most of his I have is with Keith Jarrett.

The "Pawnshop" recordings are nice, though I think many listen to them because of their deserved "audiophile" reputation.

One of the famous jazz musicians from Europe that I have collected is Lars Gullin. He was an excellent composer and a compelling soloist. I also grab all that I can of the Clarke Boland Big Band and the small group recordings of theirs and soloists such as Sahib Shihab and Fats Sadi. I tend to focus on older recordings because jazz before fusion is my favorite form; much of contemporary "jazz" has incorporated a lot of elements from other genres and has become somewhat diluted in my opinion. . . i'ts great if it's enjoyed by others but many recordings don't have enough of the tradition for me. But I dip my toes into the waters on occasion.

Leon,

I didn't know Boland so I am discovering.

T, if you're interested in checking out another jazz discussion thread on the internet, some years ago I started this one on the Steve Hoffman forum and it has grown to have an interesting and international contributor base that leads to thoughtful discussion and new discoveries.

https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/listenin-to-jazz-and-conversation.586956/...