Jazz

This sinter-generational collaboration between NEA Jazz Master Kenny Barron and vibraphonist Mark Sherman, both professors at Juilliard Jazz, showcases their remarkable interplay on nine well-chosen standards and two originals.Once again, the great...

This sextet is an all-star group with Eric Alexander-saxophone, Steve Davis-trombone, Kenny Barron-piano, Peter Washington-bass, Kenny Washington-drums.1. Lonely Ones 2. Barron 3. Teeko 4. Martha 5. 946 North Randolph 6. I Wanna Be Happy 7. Troubled...

This set, containing over six hours of music across 10 complete, original albums - all presented here in re-mastered glory - is a fitting testament to the defining era of Chico Hamilton's career. As one of the hardest-working and longest-serving...

This set was drawn from two 1974 sessions. The first was done with her regular trio - Connie Berry, piano, Charlie Howard, guitar, and Al Autry, bass. She picked a good set of standards and shows that she was every bit as good as ever - she was a year...

This set provides all of the Scobey band recordings from 1948 to July 1955. Including the first issues from Scobey's own Ragtime Records which have never previously been available on CD. Also includes sessions with the artists Darnell Howard and Albert...

This set presents Dinah at the peak of her mid-to-late-'50s fame, bringing you (among other things) the complete LPs What a Diff'rence a Day Makes!, the Swingin' Miss "D" and Sings Bessie Smith. Her smash What a Diff'rence a Day Makes joins her takes on...

This set contains the entirety of Chico Hamilton's recorded output during his formative yet undoubtedly crucial early years, 1955 - 1958. With over six hours of music and featuring 10 fully remastered albums in total, this collection provides a...

This session, produced by Bill Holman, was intended to bring together the melodic contrapuntal arranging style of West Coast jazz with dynamics of hard-swinging East Coast style quintet. Highlights include "Out of This World," "Mah Lindy Lou," "Jive for...

This session was recorded years ago and originally issued on Jackson's Pinnacle label. The album features his original "Jass All Stars," including Bob Shoffner, Al Wynn, Ralph Tervalon, Lawrence Dixon, Bill Oldham and Richard Curry.

This session was recorded in New Orleans and features the 92-year-old Lionel Ferbos, who still plays his trumpet every week at the Palm Court Jazz Cafe. He's accompanied by clarinetist Dennis Browne who passed away after this session was recorded. Both...

This session was recorded at Porcupine Studios, London in Nov. 1978 by Doug Dobell for his 77 label. It features the wonderful tenor sax of Eddie Miller and superb piano of Lou Stein on 14 tracks (tracks #5 and #12 feature Lou Stein solo on piano)...

This session was recorded at a live concert when Doc Cheatham was on tour in Europe in 1995. He's joined here by the swinging ensemble the Swiss Dixie Stompers, one of the top jazz groups in Europe. Features Andre Racine, Willy Gasser, Randy Wirz, Marck...