Reissued on vinyl for the first time in nearly 40 years, The Stan Tracey Quartet's "Under Milk Wood" is considered one of the finest British jazz albums ever made, an effortlessly iconic masterpiece... more

2011 album from the Godfather of British Jazz. The album is a musical suite inspired by Dylan Thomas' a Child's Christmas in Wales.

Two great British jazz men who between them clock up an awesome 154 years have come together to create a sparkling edition to the "mini genre" of tenor sax-piano duet albums. Pianist Stan Tracey,... more

This 8 CD box set has more than 10 hours of Ben Webster's music including previously unreleased tracks. The sessions were recorded mainly during 1964-1973 in Europe, mostly in Scandinavia, and... more

The British jazz scene was saddened by the recent death of supreme drummer Tony Crombie, an innovative & often controversial musician who was not afraid to embrace rock 'n roll in the 1950s; this CD... more

Subtitled - 10 Years of Remixes, this Japanese pressing features 14 remixes of their best tracks from the likes of DJ Jazzy Jeff, King Britt, Kenny Dope, Fabio, Todd Terry, Kevin Yost, Ben Watt and... more

Trumpeter Jimmy Deuchar - known as The London Scotsman - was the ultimate "musician's musician". A central figure in British jazz circles since making his debut in the original Johnny Dankworth Seven... more

Great value 2-CD set, comprising all LPs recorded under Scott's own name from 1956-62, plus tracks recorded with other line-ups. Of the 28 tracks, 22 are appearing on CD for the first time. Features... more

Throughout his all-too-short career, radio broadcast appearances formed a major part of the workload of the legendary saxophonist Tubby Hayes. Barely a month went by without Hayes featuring on the... more

Trumpeter/arranger Jimmy Deuchar is showcased on 11 track batch of Tempo Modern Jazz sessions from 1956 & 1957 featuring a fine crop of British musicians. In particular, two of the titles, "I'll Take... more