For his 36th recording as a leader, world-renowned vibraphonist Joe Locke has assembled a tightly knit quartet which brings to life a set of diverse and emotionally powerful original compositions,... more

Mutual Admiration Society 2 celebrates the reuniting of vibist Joe Locke and pianist David Hazeltine, and marks the ten year anniversary of their highly acclaimed 1999 Mutual Admiration Society... more

Revered by musicians and fans alike, Milt Jackson was one of the most soulful, yet modern, jazz artists of the second half of the 20th century. Joe Locke, a vibist whose technical proficiency is... more

Already represented by two Japanese releases, "Live in Seattle" marks this Group's first U.S. performance and recording. Performing original music and an arrangement of James Taylor's "Native Son,"... more

Vibraphonist Locke & pianist Hazeltine collaborate on a sophisticated & swinging program reflecting both leaders' musical interests.

Big chart hits join hard-to-find LPs and a rapturously beautiful posthumous release from this soul-jazz saxophone superstar. Along with his smooth jazz gems "Strawberry Moon" ('87, with B.B. King and... more

With VIA, the third album by the chamber jazz trio Storms/Nocturnes, British saxophone legend Tim Garland, world leading vibraphone virtuoso Joe Locke and recent Grammy nominee, pianist Geoffrey... more

From Dexter Gordon to Freddie Hubbard to Santana through to his recent critically-acclaimed "Gratitude," Hadley Caliman's almost 80-year life has been filled with the kind of personal achievement... more

New York drummer Ray Levier brings together some of the worlds most creative jazz voices for his debut recording as a leader. With guitarists Mike Stern and John Abercrombie, saxophonist Dave Binney,... more

Grover continued his run of excellent Columbia albums with these three 1995–97 releases. Steve Gadd, Billy Hart and the legendary Hank Jones are among the sax star's stellar sidemen here; remastered... more