Jazz

The first JSP boxset of Django's work revealed material so stunning, that jazz fans everywhere told us: 'ENCORE, DJANGO. 'Fortunately, the Frenchman made frequent trips to the studio - and a big chunk of his later recorded work is right here - remastered...

The first half of this album features Barry's late 60s band, with Teddy Fullick (trumpet), Sammy Rimington (clarinet/alto/tenor), Pete Dyer (trombone), Graham Paterson (piano), Brian Turnock (string bass) and Martyn (drums) recorded in London 1967. The...

The first guitar ragtime recording, by Dave Laibman and Eric Schoenburg, was released in the late 1960s and shows how high a level of skill young finger pickers had reached in their attempts to master the idiom. This present collection features...

The first from the trio in 15 years. Includes straight ahead improvisations of his personal classical favorites, traditional spirituals, and blues infused jazz originals.1. Pavane 2. Nessun Dorma 3. Song for Jan 4. E Lucevan Le Stelle 5. For the Love of...

The first ever album release from the legendary British jazz trumpeter. Includes five previously unreleased live and studio sessions recorded between 1966 and 1974 with a 16 page book.1. What's Her Name? 2. Tabago 3. Cambridge Crescent 4. Corpus 5. Chow...

The first edition of a two part series, Heritage finds Mark de Clive-Lowe in the process of grand introspection about his Japanese heritage, with specific tracks as memories from the past illustrating the right history of Japan. The albums have a...

The first disc of this set is a live recording from 1965 in Antibes, just after the release of what many consider to be the greatest Jazz album of all time "A Love Supreme". The legendary Coltrane quartet Included McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin...

The first compilation of all Roy Palmer's 1930s tracks wonderfully remastered by Nick Dellow. Produced by John Petters who is marketing it through his Facebook page and his internet radio station. Roy Palmer - Cult figure on You Tube. Featuring Chicago...

The first collection to profile Roger and his popular band, which included at various times Miff Mole, Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang! Includes Clap Yo' Hands; Wouldn't You; Just the Same; Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella; Jersey Walk; the Tap Tap; She's a Great,...

The first collaboration between Gino Vannelli and the Metropole Orchestra took place in Rossendaal Holland, during 2000. It was the beginning of an extremely creative partnership and the logical progression of the 70's Vannelli sound.1. Alive By Science...

The first attempt went awry. When Nat and his older brother Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley tried to start a quintet in the mid-fifties, hardly anyone was interested in the newcomers from Florida. And that, in retrospect, was good. Because the trumpeter Nat...

The first 3 tracks on this compilation give truth to Hayes being the eighth wonder as he plays 2 altos, 3 tenors & a baritone sax, plus vibes & piano, of course with the aid of multi-dubbing; the remaining title finds him blowing tenor sax on a session...