Jazz

Third Herd live in Stockholm 1954.

Third Double-Time Records release by highly acclaimed Thelonious Monk Award winning alto/soprano saxophonist, joined by one of the most creative voices in jazz over the last 20 years, John Scofield, as well as Kevin Hays, Peter Washington & Bill Stewart...

Third album by the talented young drummer Guillaume Nouaux and his quintet paying to tribute to the late, great Gene Krupa.

Third album by the artist career of unpublished lyrics. Guests: Ceumar and Mauricio Pereira. 10 tracks.

Thinking about Amsterdam, the first thing that comes to your mind are the town canals, coffee shops and small Caf?s. The city on the banks of the Amstel River is also one the most important Jazz metropolis in Europe and is known for it's numerous clubs...

Thin Ice the new album by the Viennese singer Marina Zettl and guitar player Thomas Mauerhofer. For both, their music roots are in jazz but they are not stuck there. Long live the in-between! They create their own music out of elements of Jazz, Soul and...

They've taken to the skies - the chamber orchestra and the septet of Sarah Buechi - masterfully beyond all categorisation. The singer's septet Contradiction of Happiness with piano, bass, drums and three string players is in itself already something of a...

They were exciting years, when Miles Davis used to drive through New York in an open sports car listening to Stockhausen's tape manipulations, and when Kraftwerk and Can in D?sseldorf and Cologne developed their own special style of Kraut rock...

These two jazz musicians have found themselves working together on countless concerts, gigs & recording dates in a multitude of instrumental contexts; here, they team up for a small group studio session feat. Bill Perkins, Trey Henry, Dave Scott and...

These two could hold their own in a saxophone battle with anyone! Hear their toughness and tenderness on Leapin' on Lenox; On Green Dolphin Street; Body and Soul; Masquerade Is Over; Simone's Blues; My Little Suede Shoes; Mean to Me, and more, 13...

These tracks showcase Jaco in the studio and live, as leader of small groups and big bands: With key collaborators, including groundbreaking jazz-fusion band Weather Report, Pat Matheny, Joni Mitchell, and Herbie Hancock. Despite his tragic early death,...

These tracks may be forgotten, but the vocalists sure aren't-Helen O'Connell, Bob Eberly, Kitty Kallen, Teddy Walters and June Richmond are among the singers heard here! Includes Ballerina; Didn't You Know That I Care; Go Fly a Kite; South Rampart Street...