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Artists involved: Duke Ellington and his orchestra. Significance: Considered one of the best live jazz albums, it revitalized Duke Ellington's career.

Artists involved: Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. Significance: An iconic be-bop album that captured the quintessence of the genre and the extraordinary interplay between two jazz legends.

Artists involved: Bill Evans Trio. Significance: Acclaimed for its high level of musical interplay and influence on post-bop piano trios.

Artists involved: Herbie Hancock. Significance: One of the seminal works in the funk-jazz genre, it pushed the boundaries of jazz and influenced later funk and hip-hop artists.

Artists involved: Miles Davis, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, and others. Significance: A pioneering jazz fusion album that brought together elements of jazz and rock music.

Artists involved: Stan Getz, João Gilberto, Antônio Carlos Jobim. Significance: A highly successful album that popularized bossa nova worldwide and won multiple Grammy Awards.

Artists involved: Wayne Shorter. Significance: Known for its sophisticated compositions and is considered one of Shorter's best works.

Artists involved: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, and others. Significance: One of the best-selling and most critically acclaimed jazz records of all time, noted for its modal jazz style.

Artists involved: The Dave Brubeck Quartet. Significance: One of the first jazz albums to explore unusual time signatures, and hugely popularized the style.

Artists involved: John Coltrane. Significance: Considered one of Coltrane's greatest albums, noted for its hard bop style and brilliant solos.

Artists involved: Charles Mingus. Significance: A masterpiece of modern jazz, acknowledged for its compositional innovation and the blending of collective improvisation with pre-written material.

Artists involved: John Coltrane. Significance: Notable for its complex and innovative harmonic structure, including the pioneering use of the 'Coltrane changes'.

Artists involved: John Coltrane Quartet. Significance: A deeply spiritual album that became one of jazz's most iconic and influential works.

Artists involved: Ornette Coleman. Significance: A landmark album in free jazz, challenging traditional jazz forms and improvisation.