Joe Mulholland, Tom Hojnacki. The Berklee Book of Jazz Harmony Kindle Edition - A book that describes all traditional concepts of a jazz harmony language (secondary dominants, tritone substitution, modal interchange, modulation, modal harmony). Each chapter analyzes a special piece written to showcase the very discussed chapter topic (unlike other books that analyze existing jazz standards). I’m not sure whether a Kindle version comes with a code to access the website with audio recordings of those pieces, the paperback one does. This is a new book using Berklee approach, so it supersedes the books by Barrie Nettles and Richard Graf




Paul F. Berliner. Thinking in Jazz: The Infinite Art of Improvisation
Dariusz Terefenko. Jazz Theory: From Basic to Advanced Study - Also has a companion website with a 1st edition workbook. See review 1, review 2
Wayne J. Naus: Beyond Functional Harmony - The music of the Yellowjackets. Also his “Advanced Harmonic Concepts”.
Lego - the method of making sense of chunks of several jazz chords going together