Best jazz composition nobody's ever heard?

[derby378]

I nominate MY RAINBOW LIFE by Dekoboko Hajime (John Zorn) and Yamatanka Eye off the NANI NANI disc. Name yours!

[GumboYaYa]

1. Brian Blade Fellowship....

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000006Q64/002-9490626-0280815?v=glance

I'm biased b/c Brian is a buddy of mine from high school and college, but even with that bias, he is still one of the best drummers in jazz and quickly becoming one of its best composers as well.

<<ON EDIT>>

You said composition, so I will go with "Red River Revel" or "Mohave." "Red River Revel" b/c it is something I experienced growing up and it is so familiar to me and "mohave" b/c the pedal steel solo in there is tough to beat.

[On the Road]

2. It Might be Better Termed Fusion

and afficianodos may have heard it, but personally I like Florianapolis by John McLaughlin:

Sample Clip

[Richardo]

3. "Pussywiggle Stomp" by Don Ellis

Might not be the best composition, but it's the best TITLE :)

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

4. Mambo Banjo by the Allison Brown Quartet

[Bossy Monkey]

5. "Blues for John" by Ralph Moore

It's beyond me how this guy could never get on the radar; GREAT player.