RCA/Legacy, Early 60s. Used 2 CDs
Notable sidemen include Don Cherry, Ben Riley, Roy McCurdy, Herbie Hancock, Jim Hall, Paul Bley, Coleman Hawkins, and others.
(Jazz CD)
Cool N' Blue (Switzerland), Late 40s. Used
Featuring Fats Navarro, Leo Parker, Jimmy Rowles, Tadd Dameron, Art Blakey, Bud Powell, Wardell Gray, Max Roach and Melba Liston.
(Jazz CD)
Columbia (Japan), 1974. Used 2CD
Miles Davis' last studio session before a few years of seclusion – and a really monumental effort, probably the baddest of the electric period! The album does a great job of capturing the energy of the frenzied live sets from that time, and matching it with Teo Macero's cut and paste editing ...
(Jazz CD)
Columbia, Mid/Late 30s. Very Good+
A collection of tunes featuring Roy Eldridge, led by Teddy Hill, Fletcher Henderson, Teddy Wilson, and Mildred Bailey, plus some tunes as leader with Scoops Carry, Joe Eldridge, Dave Young, Teddy Cole, John Collins, Truck Parham, and Zutty Singleton.
(Jazz LP)
Savoy, 1958/1979. Very Good+
A sweet little 50s session from Hawk – recorded for the World Wide subsidary of Savoy, in a great style that has plenty of room for solo space! Tracks are long, and arranged by Billy Ver Plank – with a moody small combo mode that lets Hawkins get in plenty of those edgey bits in his ...
(Jazz LP)
Sheffield Lab, 1972. Very Good+ Gatefold
Very groovy stuff – with Joanne Grauer on organ, Victor Feldman on percussion, Plas Johnson on saxes, and Mayorga on piano and harpsichord!
(Jazz LP)
International Anthem, 2023. Used
The second set from Resavoir – a project headed by Chicago producer/musician Will Miller, an artist who's had a lot of experience in the higher reaches of the hip hop scene – but who here gives himself over to much more personal, introspective modes! Yet the album's not a solo effort ...
(Jazz CD)
International Anthem, 2023. Used
We've been following the music of Carlos Nino for many years, and during that time he's never failed to take us on an amazing journey – yet despite that legacy, this set may well be his most visionary record in years – a tremendous summation of ideas that have been brimming around the ...
(Jazz CD)
Arina Fujiwara, 2023. Used
With Brad Kang on guitar.
(Jazz CD)
Cuneiform, 2016. Used
Nathaniel Facey on alto sax, Lewis Wright on vibes, Tom Farmer on bass, and Shaney Forbes on drums.
(Jazz CD)
CTI/A&M, 1968. Very Good+ Gatefold
A perfect complement to Paul's other early CTI album – From The Hot Afternoon – and like that one, this album's a swirling match of tracks that mix together bossa rhythms, jazzy orchestrations, and Desmond's impeccably sharp alto sax. Don Sebesky handled the arrangements, giving the ...
(Jazz LP)
Weird World, Mid 70s. Very Good+
Here's a record we wish they would have used for the soundtrack to Happy Days – Blowfly cashing in on the 50s craze in the 70s, and offering up his own off-color version of a number of classic oldies! The sound is pretty darn goofy, but also has links to Blow's roots as singer Clarence Reid ...
(Soul LP)
Tamla, 1974. Very Good Gatefold
A fantastic 70s classic from Stevie Wonder – part of a great run of records in which he broke completely from his earlier Motown sound – and showed the world that he was one of the true musical visionaries of the decade! The righteous currents of his previous few albums are fully in ...
(Soul LP)
Atlantic, 1968. Very Good+
What can we say? Booker T and crew are always tops in our book – and this album's as strong a batch of their classic singles as you'll ever find! Book's organ is the sound of a generation, and Steve Cropper's sinister vamping on guitar gives even the poppier tracks a hard edge that still ...
(Soul LP)
Verve, 1987. Very Good
A great later album by Jobim – one that has him working with "the new band", which includes younger talents like Danilo Caymmi on flute and vocals, Sebastiao Neto on bass, Jacques Morelen baum on cello, and Paulo Jobim on guitar and vocals. Jobim's voice is wonderfully aged and ...
(Brazil LP)
Verve, 1962. Very Good+
(Cover has small center split on the bottom seam.) (Comedy LP)
Columbia, 1970s. Very Good+
A&M, 1979. Very Good+
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear.) (Rock LP)
Warner, 1976. Very Good+
(Original Burbank label pressing, BS 2962. Includes the printed inner sleeve.) (Rock LP)
Columbia, 1996. Very Good+ (pic cover)
(Cover has a cut corner, index sticker, and call letters in marker.) (Hip Hop 12-inch)
Virgin, 1983. Very Good+
(Black label pressing. Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear.) (Rock LP)
Turnabout, 1973. Very Good+
Atco, 1967. Very Good+
The classic – with "Strange Brew", "Sunshine Of Your Love", "Tales Of Brave Ulysses", and "Take It Back".
(Rock LP)
Epic, Mid 60s. Very Good+
RCA, 1972. Very Good+
A great early record from guitarist Lenny Breau – done in a really spacious style that showcases both his subtle talents and his strong inspiration from Bill Evans! The format here is relatively lean – and most numbers have Lenny playing virtually solo, but with a bit of bass on the ...
(Jazz LP)
Milestone, 1979. Very Good+
Features some great work by Joe Henderson on tenor – in a group that features Carter on bass and piccolo bass, Chick Corea on piano, and Tony Williams on drums – plus some surprisingly nice larger horn arrangements too. Titles include "GJT", "Gypsy", "Tinderbox& ...
(Jazz LP)
Brownswood (UK), 2018. Very Good+
Joe Armon Jones sings and plays lots of cool Wurlitzer electric piano on this gem of an album – but the whole thing is maybe even more of a tribute to the warmly collaborative spirit of the contemporary London scene, as it is to the talents of the man himself! There's a nicely fluid sense of ...
(Jazz LP)
Peters, 1977. Very Good+
Great soundtrack work from Chico Buarque – thanks in large part to some help from Francis Hime, who arranged the whole set with the sort of backings heard on his own work! The soundtrack's best known for the Buarque groover "O Que Sera" – presented here in 2 great vocal ...
(Brazil LP)
Philips, 1962. Very Good+
Great work from one of the most unique guitarists on the European scene – working here in trio formation, with either Pierre Michelot or Michel Gaudry on bass, and Kenny Clarke or Daniel Humair on drums! The tracks are short and tight – with hints of Django, but also some other unique ...
(Jazz LP)
Fontana, 1960. Used
A fantastic live set from Art Blakey – recorded in Paris in 1960, with a version of the Jazz Messengers that includes Lee Morgan on trumpet, Wayne Shorter on tenor, Walter Davis Jr on piano, and Jymie Merritt on bass! Best of all, though, is that the group is joined by two Paris jazz giants ...
(Jazz CD)
Atco, 1983. Very Good+ (pic cover)
Includes extended and new versions of "Black & White", "To Look At You", "The One Thing", and "Here Comes II".
(Rock 12-inch)
Chiaroscuro, 1975. Very Good+
Zoot Sims really makes the album cook – adding in a lot more bop sensibility than you might expect on an album with violinist Joe Venuti – and really bringing in a heck of a lot of soul, thanks to his raspy tone on the tenor! The set's got a nicely jumping sort of feel – with ...
(Jazz LP)