With James Williams on piano, John Patitucci on bass, Lewis Nash on drums, Bob Berg and James Carter on tenor sax, and Steve Wilson on soprano sax. CD
(Out of print.)
Karrin Allyson —
Collage ... CD Concord, 1996. Used ...
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Karrin Allyson —
Daydream ... CD Concord, 1997. Used ...
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Karrin Allyson —
Footprints ... CD Concord, 2006. Used ...
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Features Bruce Barth on piano and special guest Frank Wess on tenor sax and flute. CD
Karrin Allyson —
In Blue ... CD Concord, 2002. Used ...
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Features Steve Wilson on saxophones and Mulgrew Miller on piano and Fender Rhodes. CD
(Cover has light wear. Mark through barcode, disc has a promo stamp.)
Ernestine Anderson —
Big City ... CD Concord, 1983. Used ...
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Ernestine Anderson at the height of her powers – caught during a very successful run at Concord Records, where she was easily one of the hippest things going down at the time! The group here is a trio, and very tight – Hank Jones on piano, Monty Budwig on bass, and Jeff Hamilton on ... read moreCD
A key moment in the career of vocalist Ernestine Anderson – a record that not only returned her to the public eye after a flurry of initial sides in the late 50s and early 60s, but which also finally helped Anderson find a sound that worked! The album's done with backing by the Monty ... read moreCD
A great cooker from the glory days of Ernestine Anderson on Concord Records – a time when the singer was rediscovered, and revamped in a bit of a bluesy mode – reaching a wide new audience at the time! Her vocals really shine at this point in her career, as she lets loose with a bit ... read moreCD
A great cooker from the glory days of Ernestine Anderson on Concord Records – a time when the singer was rediscovered, and revamped in a bit of a bluesy mode – reaching a wide new audience at the time! Her vocals really shine at this point in her career, as she lets loose with a bit ... read moreCD
With special guest Frank Wess on flute and tenor sax. CD
Rosemary Clooney —
Out Of This World ... CD Concord/Snapper (UK), Late 70s/1980s/1990s. Used 2 CDs ...
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Features "I've Got A Crush On You", "Hey There", "Everything Happens To Me", "Long Ago And Far Away", "Will You Still Be Mine", "Tenderly" and more – 32 tracks in all! CD
A beautiful tribute to the historic pairing of John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman – delivered here by one of our favorite jazz singers working today! The album's way more than just a simple rehash of a classic – as Kurt Elling expands upon the Coltrane/Hartman vibe tremendously, taking ... read moreCD
Shirley Horn caught right at the height of her great revival years in the 90s – a time when she was arguably even more expressive and deeply soulful than before! Like most of Horn's best recordings of the time, this live date features a trio – with Shirley herself on piano, Charles ... read moreCD
Key early work by Abbey – no so much the "blue" album you'd guess from the title, but a session that's filled with the kind of anger and emotion that makes us love her so much when she's this good! The group here is very hip – an ensemble brought to the date by her then-partne ... read moreCD
Wonderful work from Tania Maria – a singer who's completely back on track these days, and really making classic work again! The format here is simple, and a return to the basics of Tania's early days – keyboards, bass, and percussion mostly in the backings, with Tania singing in that ... (Brazil, Vocalists)read moreCD
Features Emily Remler and Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar, Ken Peplowski on reeds, Dave Frishberg on piano, John Goldsby on bass, and Terry Clarke on drums. CD
A mighty nice setting for Carmen McRae, and a bit different than usual too – especially given that the backing group is a pretty soulful tenor/organ combo! Jack McDuff handles the Hammond, and Red Holloway plays both tenor and alto, with some nice comping from Phil Upchurch on guitar in the ... read moreCD
Dennis Rowland —
Get There ... CD Concord/Vista, 1995. Used ...
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A recent set by Marlena Shaw – still going strong in her fourth decade as a singer! The album's got a slightly stiffer feel than some of Shaw's best-known recordings of the 60s or 70s – but it's still quite nice overall, with jazz-tinged backings that are often cut with a bit of added ... (Soul, Vocalists)read moreCD
As you can probably guess from the title, Carol Sloane and Clark Terry recreate some of the vocal magic of Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong on Verve back in the 50s – but all in ways that are still quite fresh overall! The album's got a much more contemporary feel than you might expect ... read moreCD
Esperanza Spaulding looks more striking than ever on this album cover, but not as striking as the music inside – co-produced by Spaulding with Tony Visconti – the longtime David Bowie collaborator who really brings a sharp sort of focus to the set! Although Esperanza began as a jazz ... (Neo Soul, Vocalists)read moreCD
One of the hippest records we've ever heard from Esperanza Spalding – a set that almost feels as if she's stepping back into some of the more experimental, individual qualities that made her so different at the start! There's definitely some appealing, catchy songs here – but the ... (Neo Soul, Vocalists)read moreCD
With Monty Alexander on piano, Ben Wolfe on bass, and Clyde Lucas on drums – plus special guests Hendrik Meurkens on harmonica and vibes, and Dick Oatts on flute and soprano sax. CD
(Punch through tray card.)
Mary Stallings —
Spectrum ... CD Concord, 1996. Used ...
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With Gerry Wiggins on piano, Ron Eschete on guitar, Andy Simpkins on bass, Paul Humphrey on drums, Harry Sweets Edison on trumpet, and Rickey Woodard on saxophone. CD
Curtis Stigers on tenor sax and vocals, Larry Goldings on piano and organ, David Tronzo on guitar, Ben Allison on bass, and Matt Wilson on drums. (Jazz, Vocalists)CD
Warm ballad work from Mel Torme – a sampling of his gentler moments on the Concord Records label during the 80s and early 90s – all of which are a nice contrast to some of his overblown medley work for the company! The album features Mel in a variety of settings, all of which come off ... read moreCD
A warm, wonderful set by Sarah Vaughan – and a later one, closing the Monterey Jazz Festival in 1971 – released for the first time ever! Sarah is backed for most of the set by the trio of Billy Mays on piano, Bob Magnusson on bass and Jimmy Cobb on drums – with Sarah managing to ... read moreCD
Roseanna Vitro —
Softly ... CD Concord, 1993. Used ...
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