"Maestros of Cool" is a fabulous compilation of cover versions of songs from Steely Dan. "Maestros of Cool" is far too good for the tribute album stamp. What we´ve got here is a compilation disc... more

For their ESC Records debut, the members of Tribal Tech threw caution to the wind and went into the studio with no gameplan, no roadmaps, let alone rehearsals. They simply let tape roll and captured... more

Saxman / keyboard player Clive Stevens from Bristol, England, was among the earliest to explore the nexus of jazzrock and electric jazz in his two 1974 albums. And both releases, 'Atmospheres' and... more

Steve Khan is one of jazz's most underrated and distinctive guitarists. His unique chord voicings, intriguing melodic sense and subtle use of effects have illuminated work by The Brecker Brothers,... more

That's Right! Is not a "bass" album, per se, but rather a solid collection of funk-fusion tunes that spotlight the former Weather Report bassist's multiple gifts as a composer, musician, arranger and... more

Bailey liberates the electric bass from it's tradition al background role as the harmonic and rhythmic foundation of a band and demonstrates it's capabilities as a lead and solo voice. One of... more

Ali Neander, one of Germany's most prominent guitarists, between rock, pop and jazz, teams up with his first organ quartet album feat. drummer Ralf Gustke (Chaka Khan), Robert Schippers and beautiful... more

On "Subtext" guitarist Steve Khan leads a sizzling team of through some Latinized takes of post bop tunes as well as his own wonderful compositions. An impressive firework of Jazz and Latin Music.

Master guitarist Steve Khan sounds quite laid-back throughout this set; even when soloing at his most passionate. With bassist John Patitucci Khan explores a Latinized version of "I Mean You" and an... more