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Autumn Leaves is the second album by the Manhattan Jazz Quintet, released in 1985. This ensemble, active primarily in the 1980s, was renowned for its [More]

Why not? is an album by Michel Camilo, released in 1985. “Why Not?” has been a favourite among Camilo’s listeners, and has been recorded in [More]

One of the coolest, grooviest albums we’ve ever heard from arranger David Matthews – a set that draws inspiration from Frank Herbert’s Dune, and sends [More]

“The Manhattan Jazz Quintet is a jazz ensemble consisting of David Matthews on piano, Lew Soloff on trumpet, Victor Lewis on drums, Andy Snitzer on [More]

“This excellent CD features organist Charles Earland, guitarist Bobby Broom, drummer Buddy Williams and percussionist Ralph Dorsey being joined by trumpeter Lew Soloff and either [More]

Stone Free – Gil Evans Orchestra (Live in Lugano 1983). Personnel: Gil Evans – piano Billy Cobham – drums Tim Landers – bass Dean Brown [More]

“The Manhattan Jazz Orchestra has thrown down the gauntlet. Is anyone else ready to accept the challenge?” – Jack Bowers/AllAboutJazz. “David Matthews’ arrangements of the [More]

Stanley Clarke is the second solo album by jazz fusion bassist Stanley Clarke. AllMusic Review by Michael G. Nastos: Definitive early-period funk/fusion. Clarke’s finger-pop bass [More]

Journey to Love is the third jazz funk fusion album by bass guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Stanley Clarke, accompanied by familiar musicians he has often worked [More]

One is the first solo album by jazz musician Bob James released in 1974. It followed “Bold Conceptions (1963 on Mercury) and “Explosions (1965 on [More]