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One Of The More Memorable U. S. Instro Hits Of 1961 Was The Irrepressible 'You Can't Sit Down (Part 2)', By The PHILIP UPCHURCH COMBO. Although Only A Moderate-Sized Chart Rider, It Became A... more

Japanese SHM-SACD pressing. SHM-SACD discs are fully compatible with standard Super Audio CD players, but they do not play on regular CD players. Universal. 2023.

Japanese reissue of their 1973 album. Includes 10 tracks. Universal.

Musicians who recorded with Miles Davis during his early explorations into electric instrumentation inevitably went on to form bands of their own, but few were as adept or as influential as the... more

Japanese 2 x SHM-CD. Alice Coltrane - "The Carnegie Hall Concert" / Alice Coltrane's "The Carnegie Hall Concert" is a previously unreleased recording of a historic 1971 concert. The original... more

Hadda Brooks was a classically-trained pianist who turned to jazz and boogie woogie and became a stylish and distinctive singer of ballads, to the extent that in the late 1940s she enjoyed three Top... more

Jackie Gleason presents Riff Jazz and Lazy Lively Love, two "mood music" LPs on CD in remastered, full dimensional sound with original cover art. As bonus tracks, a rare 1955 single, Capri in May,... more

Visions of the Old West and the new sound of the Tijuana Brass met on this fine LP, which cracked the Top 30 in November of '69. Alpert's swingin' spin on "Moon River" joins "I'm an Old Cowhand,"... more

2 complete CDs of instrumental recordings and 1 of vocal performances from one of the most versatile and revered jazz musicians, concentrating on his music from the 50's and early 60's, his most... more

Although he made many recordings in the 1950s and 1960s, this collection presents Doc Evans' first tracks for Folkways' forerunner, Disc Records, in 1947. The musicians' spirited ensemble playing... more

Nearly a decade after the release of their highly successful album "Global Force" which garnered two #1 singles "Big Shot" and "Breakout", 3rd Force is back with their new album "Lifeforce". It... more

"Gilberto - Amoroso/Brasil" is a two-album CD set featuring João Gilberto, the legendary Brazilian bossa nova singer and guitarist. The set includes two of his classic albums, Amoroso (1977) and... more

Michael Dease has fully earned his stature as one of the great trombonists and jazz figures of these times. His formidably on the instrument, matched by his pursuit of inspired musical challenges and... more

Japanese SHM-CD pressing, Recorded live at the Opera Theater in Cologne January 24, 1975. Universal. 2016.

An electrifying experience as Davis moves away from his traditional quintet sound toward a more jazz/rock feel later to be known as fusion. Illuminated by Herbie Hancock's Fender Rhodes, along with a... more

Teaming with Janet Jackson's producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis—and with Janet herself on "Diamonds"—Herb put together a techno-powered winner with this 1987 LP, a #18 album featuring the hits "Keep... more

Paul's 1965 rejoinder to the bossa nova craze of the early '60s. Includes the title cut plus Samba Cantina; The Night Has a Thousand Eyes, and three bonus tracks!

Trane's adventurous 1960 release, the first to feature solely his own compositions. Remastered from the original tapes, this landmark of modern jazz is further enhanced with 4 alternate takes.... more

Grant Green ranked alongside Wes Montgomery as the most exciting new jazz guitarist of the early 1960s. Green recorded a couple of dozen very memorable albums for Blue Note in styles ranging from... more