Jazz

The music from Richter 858 was originally commissioned and recorded to accompany a book of paintings by Gerhard Richter, which was only available in limited quantities back in 2002. Tony Reif of Songlines decided to rescue the recordings from obscurity,...

The music contained on this 12 track CD was recorded live at the Tip Top Ballroom on Aug. 31, 1957 with trumpeter Kid Thomas Valentine joined by tenor saxophonist Emanuel Paul, trombonist Louis Nelson, pianist Joe James, bassist Burke Stevenson,...

The multitalented pianist/keyboardist/composer/ arranger Keiko Matsu's multi-stylistic, pan-global music shines on this collection of material drawn from her GRP recordings.1. Flight of the Angels 2. The First Four Years 3. Mountain Shakedown 4. Light in...

The multitalented pianist and vocalist Anne Bisson (from such well-known solo Audiophile Albums such as "Blue Mind" & "Tales From the Treetops") and cellist Vincent Belanger (collaborate for an album of musical "Conversations". The album includes music...

The much awaited studio album from Wayne Krantz after his last release, Good Piranha Bad Piranha (2014) featuring Gabriela Anders, Keith Carlock, Will Lee, Orlando le Fleming, Tim Lefebvre Pino Palladino and Chris Potter.

The much anticipated new recording by the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra is here! The L.A. Treasures Project was recorded live in the intimate setting at Alva's Music in San Pedro California to an audience of avid fans and supporters. This historic...

The much anticipated 3rd Release from Sydney vocalist/trombonist Dan Barnett and a first for this new Quintet "Barnett 5". Co producers saxophonist - Andrew Robertson and Guitarist - Sam Rollings play some well chosen standards as well as a couple of...

The moving performances on Mike Clark and Michael Zilber's Mike Drop show that kindred spirits can be found no matter the distance. Though both Clark and Zilber came from the West Coast, they found their connection in a love of the serious soul of one of...

The most significant first recorded sessions made by a forgotten and unfortunate westcoaster Sonny Criss. Among his colleagues Wardell Gray, Russ Freeman, Barney Kessel, Howard MC Ghee, Teddy Edwards and others.1. Backbreaker 2. Be-Bop 3. Groovin' High 4...

The most influential jazz pianist of modern times could translate any festering emotion into a classic melody. This 2-disc set features four tunes from his famous Bill Evans Trio including Blue in Green; Waltz for Debby; My Man's Gone Now, and Israel,...

The most famous of drummers in Big Band jazz and Swing, Gene Krupa's reputation continues today nearly 30 years after his death. Only the late Buddy Rich has an equal fame. Krupa without doubt established the drum solo as an integral part of Jazz and...

The most exclusive meeting place of the Cafe Society in the 1950s & '60s was the El Morocco Club in New York City - this album features an evening of music at the club recorded live, led by Charles Holden. (Previously deleted 3/1/04. Original release...