Jazz — CDs 
A wealth of jazz in many styles -- bop, hardbop, soul jazz, spiritual, rare groove, modal, improvised music, funk, free jazz, fusion, avant garde, and trad!
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Joanne Brackeen —
Snooze (with bonus track) ... CD Choice/Ultra Vybe (Japan), 1975. New Copy ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Dreamy open-ended tracks from pianist Joanne Brackeen – with a spiritual sound that almost reminds us of Alice Coltrane's best work on Impulse – and which represents a very different side of Brackeen's music than her better-known work with Stan Getz during the same time! Of course, the ... read more CD
Joanne Brackeen with Michael Brecker —
Tring A Ling (with bonus tracks) ... CD Choice/Ultra Vybe (Japan), 1977. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
Pretty strong work from Joanne Brackeen – a great 70s trio set, with either Cecil McBee or Clint Houston on bass, and Billy Hart on drums – plus some guest tenor work by Michael Brecker, who's definitely at the sharper side of his spectrum! Brecker's tone here is raw and adventurous ... read more CD
Al Haig & Jimmy Raney —
Strings Attached (with bonus tracks) ... CD Choice/Ultra Vybe (Japan), 1975. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
A brilliant mid 70s set headlined by pianist Al Haig & guitarist Jimmy Raney – essentially a reunion of bandmates from the early 50s Stan Getz Quintet – beautifully done and in a timelessly appealing mode! What's great about this is that doesn't feel in the least a hokey revisit ... read more CD
Roland Hanna —
Sir Elf (with bonus tracks) ... CD Choice/Solid (Japan), 1973. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
A really beautiful solo album from pianist Roland Hanna – a set with a recording quality that's maybe a bit more "real world" than the smoother studio settings of other records of this nature – something that seems to bring out this open, honest quality in Hanna's piano – ... read more CD
Zoot Sims —
Zoot Sims' Party (with bonus tracks) ... CD Choice/Ultra Vybe (Japan), 1974. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
Not as much of a party as you might expect from the title, but quite a lively little album – and possibly one of Zoot's best from the 70s! There's a tightly fluid feel to this record that we really love a lot – not one that's electric or slick, but served up by a great backing trio ... read more CD
