3CD Four Melly albums from 1979, 1980, 1981 and 1982, recorded for PYE/PRT Records. Originally a "blues shouter" in the fifties trad boom, Melly managed to reinvent himself musically in the 1970s... more

Formed in 1963 as the New Jazz Orchestra, the band had an evolving membership featuring the cream of Britain's young jazz musicians. At the time of these recordings, the band featured (amongst... more

Two CD set containing a pair of Chuck Mangione albums dating from 1983 and 1985, originally for Columbia Records. Former Art Blakey sidesman Chuck Mangione has had a long and distinguished career as... more

Digitally remastered edition. Jazz pianist, composer, arranger and writer Neil Ardley's 1971 album, first released on Regal Zonophone Records. The session for this album featured the cream of British... more

Three albums from jazz vibraphonist Gary Burton, dating from 1961, 1962 and 1968. 'New Vibe Man In Town' was his debut album for RCA with Joe Morello on drums. 'Who Is Gary Burton' again had Morello... more

Three albums from electric violinist maestro Jean Luc Ponty, dating from 1987, 1989 and 1991. Frenchman Ponty first came to wider commercial recognition with his 1969 'King Kong' album which featured... more

Two CDs containing a trio of digitally remastered Columbia Records releases from the late, lamented jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis, dating from 1983, 1985 and 1987. Earth Wind & Fire's Maurice White... more

Digitally remastered two CD set. Two albums from the late Joe Zawinul's Syndicate, formed by the keyboardist after the break-up of Weather Report. These recordings, dating from 1989 and 1992, are a... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a trio of albums by the jazz great. Acclaimed tenor saxophonist Turrentine's CTI albums from 1971, 1973 and 1975. Musicians featured on these recordings... more

The late, great sax legend mixes it up with George Benson, Freddie Hubbard, Billy Cobham, Deodato, Ron Carter and Airto Moreira on these three 1970–71 CTI LPs (all remastered with new notes). "Sugar"... more

The great saxophonist's first three LPs for CTI, dating from '70, '72 and '73 and returning now with new notes and remastered sound. You'll encounter some real jazz royalty here: Chick Corea, John... more

Two albums by the acclaimed Brazilian singer, composer and guitarist, originally recorded for A&M and CTI Records in the early 1970s. Stone Flower' has Hubert Laws, Joe Farrell and Ron Carter,... more

UK two CD collection containing four albums by acclaimed jazz pianist Lewis, recorded in 1973 and 1974. Three made the US Top 200 albums. Golden Hits is a re-recording of his Chess label hits, and... more

After playing with everyone from Woody Herman to Art Blakey to Maynard Ferguson, Chuck started taking his flugelhorn and his groovy jazz-pop to the pop charts—first with Mercury and A&M, then with... more

In addition to being a go-to session saxophonist for the likes of Joni Mitchell, Carole King and Steely Dan, Scott sent eight LPs of his own to the pop charts from 1974–82. These three hit those... more

Maynard enjoyed quite a journey in jazz and across the globe, moving from Canada to the U.S. and then to England in '69, where his feats on the trumpet made him a household name. These 1970–73 LPs... more

These three LPs helped this great jazz guitarist continue his climb to pop stardom. Dream Come True nearly went Top 40 in 1980 and was followed to the charts in '81 by Crazy for You; in '83, Low Ride... more

This early solo LP by this astoundingly versatile Canadian trumpeter (who mastered everything from avant-garde jazz to straight-ahead swing to fiery jazz-rock fusion) teams him with John McLaughlin,... more

Two of the most prized instrumentalists in jazz and R&B teamed for these three albums in '81, '83 and '90. Fans looking for dazzling solos on bass and keyboards were rewarded, but Stanley and George... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of albums from the legendary guitarist and Mahavishnu Orchestra leader: Electric Guitarist and Electric Dreams (both released in 1979). Ex-Graham... more

In '74, 19-year-old guitar whiz Al DiMeola joined Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White to form the prime lineup of this trailblazing jazz-rock group. Where Have I Known You Before went pop Top... more

Georgie had matured into quite a soulful singer, and was still one of the most in-demand keyboardists in the UK, when he recorded these 1969 and 1971 LPs. These dusky, jazzy albums feature his UK... more

The first British graduate of the Berklee School of Music, Graham returned to the UK and gathered his country's top jazzmen to play his inventive compositions. These three 1969–70 LPs feature his... more

Georgie's jazzy spin on American R&B shot to the top of the UK charts in the mid-'60s, followed soon after in the U.S. by The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde, which went Top 10 here in '68. These two... more

Digitally remastered reissue of 2 1970's jazz-rock albums in a 2 CD set. Features Ian Carr, Kenny Wheeler, Roy Babbington, Dave MacRae, Norma Winstone, Tony Coe, Gordon Beck and many others.