DELMARK

Jazz vibist Jim Cooper's second Delmark CD, Nutville, was originally issued in 1992. "... a warm wind blowing out of the Windy City, a suave mainstream session highlighted by solid solo work from the...

Featuring Lin Halliday. The "Tough Town" is Chicago, and on this 1991 debut recording of the jazz vibe player, Jim Cooper captures it's essence- it's blues and grit, but also it's sophistication and...

Giles Corey's credits include being in the bands of Billy Branch & the Sons of Blues and Otis Rush. Giles also played and recorded with Syl Johnson, Mississippi Heat and Buddy Miles. The talented...

Jazz saxophonist Rich Corpolongo is back with his 3rd Delmark CD. The first two Smiles (Delmark 502) and Just Found Joy (Delmark 489) featured Rich's avant-garde as well as his mainstream jazz music...

One of the most talented jazz sidemen in Chicago, Rich Corpolongo stepped forward in 1995 to make his debut recording as leader, Just Found Joy. The multi-reedist (alto and soprano sax and clarinet)...

Few musicians face the challenges of contemporary music as thoroughly as multi-reedist/composer Rich Corpolongo. Drawing on such disparate influences as Charlie Parker and Karlheinz Stockhausen, the...

As a young man in England, Norrie Cox led his own outfit, the San Jacinto Jazz Band, during the trad boom of the late '50s and early '60s. Cox moved to the U.S. in '66 but it wasn't until '89 that...

Recorded in a classic woodfloor dance hall, this album features traditional New Orleans style jazz at it's best, feat. Charlie DeVore, Jim Klippert, Mike Carrell, Bill Evans & Donald Berg.1. South of...

British clarinetist & his American counterparts create the energy, joy & richness of 1950s ensemble-driven, blues-drenched New Orleans jazz.1. You Always Hurt the One You Love 2. Working Man Blues 3...

Simple blues poetry from the big & gentle man from Mississippi, featuring Ransom Knowling-bass, Edward El-guitar, Dave Meyers-bass, Lawrence "Judge" Riley-drums.1. Look on Yonder's Wall 2...

15 duets w. Willie Dixon & Ransom Knowling, incl.. Prev. Unreleased tracks, 1967.1. Peaches Is Her Name 2. Did You Get That Letter 3. Got No One to Love Me 4. This War Is Awful 5. Ramblin' on My Mind...

Best known for "That's All Right" and two other songs covered by Elvis Presley, bluesman Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup was born in Forest, Mississippi. Crudup visited Chicago in 1939 as a member of the...