DELMARK

Jason Ajemian's music conjures a fever dream of multiple musical universes. The bassist-composer has acquired a high profile during his years in Chicago & New York, performing with Marc Ribot's Sun...

New York guitarist Howard Alden and Chicago guitarist Andy Brown co-lead a swinging two-guitar quartet session. Playing a mix of standards, Brazilian tunes, and songs by fellow jazz guitarists, this...

Saxophonists create a loose, spacious album w. a jam session feel to it w. Jodie Christian-piano, Dan Shapera-bass & Wilbur Campbell-drums.1. The Eternal Triangle 2. Blue Bird 3. Polka Dots and...

Young tenor sax genius is at it again with help from pianist Harold Mabern, Jim Rotundi on trumpet, John Webber on bass, George Fludas on drums & Steve Davis on trombone. (Previously deleted:11/1/07...

Debut from the 1991 Thelonious Monk competition runner-up for tenor sax, quintet w. Harold Mabern.1. Straight Up 2. What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life 3. Be My Love 4. Blues Waltz 5. Laura 6...

Second album by solid straight-ahead bop tenor player, with Harold Mabern-piano, John Ore-bass, Joe Fransworth-drums.1. Up, Over ; Out 2. The Nearness of You 3. Eronel 4. Bewitched (Bothered ;...

Linsey Alexander is a classic Bluesman, and these performances come from a live show at a the legendary Chicago Blues club, Rosa's Lounge. Continuing the Delmark legacy of great live recordings, this...

Both critically acclaimed and the best-selling newly recorded album for Delmark in recent times, 2012's Been There Done That put Linsey Alexander in the blues spotlight. "Throughout Alexander sings...

Bluesman Linsey Alexander was born in Mississippi and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. His first guitar was never retrieved from the pawn shop where he left it almost 50 years ago. Using the money to...

A review of Linsey Alexander's previous album Come Back Baby (DMK 838) in Living Blues magazine called it "a can't-miss release for any lover of no-nonsense Chicago blues". The "Hoochie Man" is back...

His first album from 1969, plus 4 never before released tracks, 60 min. Total.1. Why I Love the Blues 2. Little Red Rooster 3. 4:00 in the Morning (Waiting on You) 4. You Done Lost Your Good Thing...

Add Cripple Clarence Lofton, Henry Brown and Speckled Red to the boogie woogie triumvirate cited in the album title, and you've got one solid, piano-pounding collection! Includes Pinetop's Blues...