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Ju Ju Man (1976) showcases altoist Gary Bartz at his finest, delivering a mostly straight-ahead jazz session amidst a period of seeking commercial success in the late 70s. Teaming up with pianist... more

Arturo Sandoval and Wynton Marsalis are live with a night of stellar jazz band performances across a number of fan favourite tracks including 'Wheel Within a Wheel', 'Tumbaito' and 'Tunisian Blues'.

At the age of 22, after some years in the court of king Jack McDuff, Benson was already a jazz artist with a gifted touch and good experience. Though far from the commercial fortunes and widespread... more

Now available on CD, the Century Records Direct-to-Disc series invites you to embark on a journey through the very best in late 70s post-bop, fusion and big band jazz. Next up: The Woody Herman Band,... more

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In 1976, Jim Gannon was working tirelessly to carve out his niche of his own in the jazz world. Already a seasoned performer alongside the likes of The Buddy Rich Big Band, Herbie Mann, Sam Most, and... more

'Live at The Jazz India Festival, 1978' presents a remarkable testament to the brilliance of Don Ellis, despite the looming brevity of his life at the time of this performance. Unearthed like a... more

From the man who brought us "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" and many more beloved songs from Disney's sprawling list of productions, this is the first LP recorded by composer George Bruns and his... more

Moving swiftly through his late '60s post-bop and modal beginnings, and on to becoming one of the foremost pioneers of jazz-funk, and a key figure in the acid jazz movement, "The Godfather of Neo... more

Back in 1965, partnering with L.A. label Vault Records and a host of top Brazilian musicians, understated pianist Jack Wilson recorded a bossa nova tribute album to Henry Mancini. Now a highly prized... more

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Founded in 1977 by Lionel Hampton, the Who's Who in Jazz label existed as a means to present to the world the best musicians that the jazz world had to offer. With Lionel chairing the recording... more

"One by One is a live concert recording of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers performing at Ciak, Milano Italy on November 4, 1979. Album personnel includes Art Blakey (drums), Dennis Irwin (bass), James... more

The trumpet star closed out the '60s—a decade that was very good to him—with this 1969 LP. He plays "The Best Things in Life Are Free," "I Talk to the Trees," "I'm on My Way," "The First Thing You... more

Celebrating it's 50th anniversary, Grady Tate's Movin' Day, originally released in 1971 on the Janus label, showcases his skill as both a vocalist and drummer. This album blends soulful grooves with... more

In 1946, Duke Ellington's best instrument was not the piano but the orchestra. Originally captured for radio broadcasts these pristine recordings showcase an unparalleled force in jazz and a master... more

Recorded on October 11, 1980, this is the very first "Bubba's Live" recording. The evening celebrated Art Blakey's birthday and showcased one of the youngest and most talented lineups of the Jazz... more

In Concert' is a live album recorded at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Lecture Hall on Novemeber 9th, 1963. On this album the Trio of Thomas Sewell (bass), William Harris, Jr. (drums) and Charles Bell (piano)... more

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On March 8, 1971, in Tokyo, Japan, an extraordinary musical encounter unfolded-one that would resonate through the worlds of jazz and improvisation. Pianist Mal Waldron and bassist Gary Peacock, two... more

30 original arrangements, styled and newly recorded by American trumpeter and bandleader Al Hirt. He is probably best remembered for his million-selling hit "Java" which features here. This record... more

2 Disc Set. Dive into the timeless soundscape of jazz legend Ace Cannon with "The Greatest Hits". Bringing together the most iconic tracks from Cannon's illustrious career, this album showcases... more