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Elysian Spring —
Glass Flowers (with download) ... LP 
Despa/Le Tres Jazz Club (France), 1969. New Copy (reissue)... Out Of Stock
A very cool record – and one with a sound that's as dreamy as the group's name – a laidback mix of vibes, saxes, piano, and percussion – all used in ways that are airy and open, and very different than most other underground jazz of the time! The group hail from New England, and ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
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Jacky Giordano —
Organ – IM 24 ... LP Le Tres Jazz Club (France), Early 70s. New Copy (reissue)... Out Of Stock
Fantastic funky organ from Jacky Giordano – a European keyboardist who seems to sparkle in just about every style he tries on! The set's a sound library record, barely issued at the time – but Jacky treats the proceedings like he's trying to audition for some top-level jazz organ ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
Jacky Giordano —
Pop In – Devil's Train (with download) ... LP Montparnasse 2000/Le Tres Jazz Club (France), 1976. New Copy (reissue)... Out Of Stock
One of the funkiest records of the French scene of the 70s – a now-legendary sound library album from Jacky Giordano – and one that's filled with amazing keyboards throughout! Jacky stars with grooves that are like some of the best Lalo Schfrin crime/cop modes of the early 70s – ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
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CBS/Le Tres Jazz Club (France), Mid 60s. New Copy (reissue)... $29.99
Groovy groovy groovy! Les Masques were a 60s vocal-oriented Brazilian combo from France, and they had a tight jazzy approach that was similar to Sergio Mendes and Brazil 66! That alone would be enough to make them #1 in our book – but they also get some excellent backing from the Trio ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
Takt/Le Tres Jazz Club (France), 1969. New Copy Gatefold (reissue)... $29.99
Some of the most arch-modern work we've ever heard from Japanese reedman Akira Miyazawa – proof that even though he was one of his nation's greatest straight jazz sax players in the 60s, he could also open up experimentally too! Akira's playing both flute and tenor here – and he's ... read more LP, Vinyl record album
