Big fans of Dewey Redman around here with his amazing ability to make free jazz funky. Give Boody a listen to catch my drift. Great starting point for anyone who likes jazz but has not yet started exploring the genre ...

Super funky stuff by saxman Buddy Terry joined by a stack of prolific soul, jazz and gsopel heads. Bernard Purdie is here, Wilbur Bascomb, Alphonse Mouzon, Ernie Hayes and a young Dee Dee Bridgewater on vocals. Check ...

Fantastic collaboration. From chilled melodic soul jazz in For Real or Step Into Our Life to upbeat funky floorfillers in Heat Of The Beat or Take Your Funky Mind To The Disco this Polydor release has it all. Little w...

One of the best Lenny White records thanks to Don Blackman who is all over it. Heavy synthesized jazz with intense breakbeat fusion on Great Pyramid and a real crossover gem called Universal Love. Add to that the subl...

High up the list of best Barney Kessel recordings and certainly one of the funkiest. Bobby Hutcherson on vibes doing a cracking job. German pressing from 1984 of 1969 original in strongest EX / EX condition.

Later eighties Barney Kessel output but still a very enjoyable listen. Kenny Barron and Bobby Hutcherson backing the leader. Spotless NM vinyl, cover strong EX with a slightly bumped corner.

Mindblowing jazz with Miles Davis and John Coltrane leading this mighty fine quintet and Rudy Van Gelder behind the scenes. Spine shivering good stuff from first to last groove. Later Prestige pressing from anno 1984....

Masterpiece Rudy Van Gelder with Gil Melle on amazing form. Check the saxman on their fine interpretation of the classic It Don't Mean A Thing, If It Ain't Got That Swing. Seldom seen German re-issue of ultra ultra ra...

The mighty Coleman Hawkins leading a long list of talent in Jerome Richardson, Pepper Adams, Idrees Sulieman, Roy Gaines, Ray Bryant, Wendell Marshall and Walter Bolden on this RVG Swingville release for Pretsige. Che...

Anyone with even a remote interest in jazz, latin or afro cuban vibes surely will get exicted checking list of people credited on this album. From Joe Newman and Clark Terry to Tito Puente and Ray Barretto, they are a...

Always wanted to know what a late sixties meeting between Herb Ellis and Oscar Peterson in Schwarzwald would sound like, well here we go. It sounds good, actually great. Start with their cover of Wes Montgomery's Napt...

Seldom seen live session from Copenhagen's famous inner city gardens with Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen backing the piano man. Wonderful takes of Django, Misty, Moanin and more. Disc shows surface marks but nothing deep an...

Early sixties Mercury recording showcasing the talents of Roland Kirk on tenor sax and flute. Backing by Hank Jones, Wendell Marshall, Art Davis and more. Record has many visual yet non-feelable marks on disc, plays w...

Back in stock! One of my favorite MJQ records with a unique feel mixing bop with the amazing bossa nova guitar of Laurindo Almeida. Rare Mono pressing with black / silver Philips labels. Disc shows scuffings, almost s...

Rare Mercury setting with Art Blakey, Roland Kirk, Chet Baker, Terry Gibbs and more paying the 'imaginary' Basin St Club. These are not live takes, rather studio sessions. German only release that is a pretty hard com...

Collectable George Russell production introducing Jan Garbarek and Terje Rypdal. This is considered Jan Garbarek's debut solo project. The orientation is rougher and mixes post bob and avantgarde in a sophisticated bl...

Stone mint copy of this experimental avantgarde jazz fusion project with two incredible talented guitarist. Nothing upbeat here but a fascinating soundscape that is useful both for listening and production. Very rare ...

Big band leader & master drummer Mel Lewis with different takes of Herbie Hancock material. Listen to the dead funky Wiggle Waggle. Surprised this album does not get more attention. MPS original with very light scuffs...

Private pressed Aussie jazz with Jack Brokensha getting busy on the vibes at the Detroit Jazz Festival. Seldom seen wax and a must to anyone into vibraphone jazz. Solid EX condition.

Brilliant album recorded in 1959 but only released in the early eighties. Gotta love Bev Kelly's vocal but have to give credit to Bob Graf's tenor sax (soundclip) as he plays is so well. Clean EX disc, cover is spotte...