Eddie Condon A Night At Eddie Condon's

Crafted between his legendary music room at home as well as various corners of the globe, Djesse has explored Jacob’s wildest dreams, and Vol. 4 brings...

Released on the Impulse! Records label in early 1966, this collection is a mix of new compositions and re-workings of tunes John Lee Hookerhad previously...

In what many consider to be the birth of jazz fusion, Emergency!, led by Tony Williams (drums) with bandmates John Mclaughlin (guitar) and Larry Young...

Freedom Sound, the 1961 debut by The Jazz Crusaders, began a prolific and successful decade-long association with Pacific Jazz. The Houston, Texas founded...

Features unreleased material from the original album sessions from “the skies, they shift like chords”, 2023 World Piano Day track “Through the Blue...

From the first bars of the immediately recognizable ‘Alamode’, this album is an explosion of beauty. This first sextet iteration of Art Blakey’s...

Feat. USA latin and jazz players including Charlie Palmieri, Louie Ramirez, Chino Pozo, Zoot Sims, Richard Davis and more playing in a bossa stylee.

‘Mississippi Goddam’ staked out Nina Simone's support of the Civil Rights movement when this album debuted in 1964, helping make it probably the most...

French composer and pianist Erik Satie, best known or his works Gymnopédies and Gnossienees, has delighted listeners for over a hundred years. This album...

The Loop is by far Rakei’s most cohesive and evolutionary work to date following an impressive career of previous releases, each of which have demonstrated...

Jangly late 60s USA power pop

Today's club culture all started with Northern Soul and its roots in the Mod all-nighter scene of London clubs. All the ingredients were there: DJs privy...

Obscure USA folk/rock vocalist (only album)

"Flowers’ is an homage to the journey of my first love, the patience it requires, and the pivotal moment I met my wife. It reflects on our memories and...

Pretty good 60s duo LP from relatively unknown singers

Absolutely SEMINAL deep funk and jazz and from harpist Dorothy Ashby. Perhaps lesser known than Alice Coltrane, Dorothy Ashby remains the best-kept secret...

When Charlie Byrd toured South America in 1961, Bossa Nova—a melding of Brazilian samba rhythms with the harmonic structures and cool sound of West...