This early sixties Pacific Jazz release could not have had a better title, the two gents, Richard Holmes and Gene Ammons, are seriously getting their groove on. Gene Edwards on guitar and Leroy Henderson on drums back...

Brilliant abstract jazz piece by famous singer Mose Allison for Atlantic. Some real funky treats on here with superb instrumentation by Pepper Adams, Bob Cranshaw, Joe Henderson, Joe Farrell and Jerome Richardson. Che...

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...

Wonderful spiritual concept album by Roland Kirk. Lots of tracks to emphasize like Serenade To Cuckoo, I Talk With The Spirits or Trees for starters. Enjoy the marvelous guest vocalist Crystal Joy Albert. Mono pressin...

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...

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...

Minty fresh copy of this masterful Herb Ellis recording honoring one of the giants in guitar jazz, Charlie Christian. Wonderful from start to finish and a must if you like Herb Ellis. Listen to a part of Cherry Kijafa...

Wonderful guitar jazz with Andrew Ackers, Milt Hinton and Osie Johnson backing the wizzard. Top end Japanese mono pressing on Verve in minty fresh condition, cover with mild storage wear but still grades EX.

Seldom seen Jack Brokensha recording on Savoy. Quartet setting with different personnel to his Australian Jazz Quartet. March Of The Siamese Children being my initial pick but the titlle track And Then I Said is might...

Excellent set on Muse Records with the famous and always inspirational sax player backed by Tommy Flanagan, George Mraz and Leroy Williams. Really dig the upbeat My Shining Hour and Enchilada Baby but all in all a gre...

Beautiful Japanese pressing of this beautiful jazz recording on Verve. Most of Ray Brown's work is worthwhile and this one among the finest. Listen to a snippet of Tangerine for a feel of the blissful vibes. Record is...

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...

Only Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie and Sonny Stitt are credited on the cover but there are several heavy hitters on board with Ray Brown, Stan Levey, Herb Ellis and John Lewis joining in. Great album with Dark Eyes, Be-B...

Norman Granz production with Lester Young performing live in Washington by late 1956. Good blend of swing and bop on offer here Early eighties Pablo press of this mid fiftes recording session.

An interesting match up on Roulette with two albums compiling grand moments by grand talents in Art Blakey and John Handy. Lots of highlights to emphasize with East Of The Sun (West Of The Moon) by Handy and Sakeena b...

Of the seventies Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers recording this is a firm favorite. Quality from first to last groove with Fantasy In D, Along Came Betty and the mindblowing title track. US original with record in ...

Fantastic Art Blakey compilation and a perfect starting point for an in-depth exploration into the amazing talents as drummer, composer and band leader. Double album with both disc in solid EX shape, cover and labels ...

Pressing plant fresh copy of the this excellent big band setting with Shorty Rogers leading a who's who of jazz men. Bud Shank on board, Mel Lewis, Paul Horn and many more. Listen to the superb title track. Spotless v...

The sound of Monterey Jazz Festival anno 1959 when Ben Webster, Coleman Hawkins, Roy Eldridge take the stage handing the microphone to blues crooner Jimmy Witherspoon. According to the liner notes, more than 400.000 p...

Landmark jazz recording by Dave Brubeck and one of the best selling jazz albums of all time. Famous for the Paul desmond penned Take Five but all in all an excellent album pulling inspiration from the Middle and Far E...