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Two is the fourth solo album by jazz keyboardist Bob James. Bob James largely defined pop/jazz crossover in the ’70s. Two, reissued by Koch, is [More]

A virtuoso pianist, authoritative bandleader and prolific composer, Omer Klein is marked by the media as one of the most exciting and original musicians on [More]

Street Dreams is the second solo album by keyboardist Lyle Mays, released in 1988 by Geffen Records. Lyle Mays’ second solo album ventures even further [More]

Bach to the Blues is an album performed by the Ramsey Lewis Trio that was recorded in 1964 and released on the Argo label. “The [More]

This is the second album of Paul’s that we’re pulling “from the vault” in the barn here at Living Music HQ. Something in the Wind, [More]

This album by Tranzam, originally released in Japan in 1974 on Nippon Columbia, features covers of classical music on a super tight and sharp groove, [More]

Fontessa is a 1956 album by The Modern Jazz Quartet released on Atlantic Records. The Allmusic review described the album as “a particularly strong all-around [More]

A timeless jazz gem from 1956, this album by the Hal McKusick Octet seamlessly blends cool jazz with chamber music. The ensemble features alto saxophone, [More]

…you are left having heard two master musicians in a set that is over too quickly, and provides an hour plus of scintillating music. – [More]

The brilliant and beloved cornetist and composer Ron Miles released his Blue Note debut Rainbow Sign in 2020 shortly before his tragic death in 2022 [More]