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Contrasts is an album by American organist Larry Young recorded in 1967 and released on the Blue Note label. “For this interesting set, organist Larry [More]
“Singer and pianist Kandace Springs — whose soulful singing led her late mentor Prince to praise her “voice that can melt snow” — has announced [More]
Personnel: Joe Henderson – tenor saxophone Paul McNamara – piano Craig Scott – bass Alan Turnbull – drums Footage of a gig in Australia taken [More]
Lennie Tristano – Tangerine (Copenhagen ’65) Lennie Tristano – piano The great improviser and teacher Lennie Tristano, for anyone who’s curious and hasn’t seen this [More]
“Rare jazz album on Mainstream records from saxophonist Paul Jeffrey” (Sounds of the Universe). Track listing: A1 Minor Scene 5:15 A2 Brand New Day 5:54 [More]
Jimmie Noone – clarinet, bandleader
“The West’s Best” (Tony Moreno) Personnel: Tony Moreno – drums Jean-Michel Pilc – piano Ugonna Okegwo – bass Ron Norton – trumpet Marc Mommaas – [More]
Ray Charles and Betty Carter is a 1961 album by Betty Carter and Ray Charles. The pair’s recording of “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” on the [More]
Tracklist: 01 – When The Lady Dances [0:05] 02 – Ecuador [10:29] 03 – In The Canyon [18:21] 04 – Folksong [27:20] ________________________________ Cologne / [More]
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]