A slightly larger group, which gives Johnson a chance to show off his arranging skills – but a set that also leaves plenty of room for solos too! Features JJ Johnson on trombone, Clark Terry on trumpet, Ernie Watts on tenor and alto, and Pete Jolly and Billy Childs on keyboards! (Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

Much looser than usual for Oscar Peterson, and we mean that in a good way – a very open-ended jam session recorded at Montreux in 1977, produced by Norman Granz with very much the same style as his Verve sets of this nature from the 50s! Peterson's billed as the leader, but the pianist has ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album

With Milt Jackson on vibes, Joe Pass on guitar, and Toots Thielemans on harmonica. (Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

An obscure jazzy soundtrack by Oscar Peterson, and one of his nicest albums from the late 70s! The record moves past the usual Peterson trio format – and includes extra horn players like Benny Carter, Zoot Sims, and Clark Terry, as well as the vibes of Milt Jackson. All this makes for a ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

A very unusual pairing of players – pianist Oscar Peterson and trumpeter John Faddis, both working here without any other accompaniment! Peterson's no stranger to the duet format, but it's rare to hear Faddis in such a setting – especially considering how many large and studio groups ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album

Two of the few, and nobody else – a set of duets between pianist Oscar Peterson and vibist Milt Jackson – recorded here in a really stripped-down setting, especially for the date! Both players bring a really classic feel to their style here – almost making the date feel like some ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

A trio date, and one that features a bit of organ from Oscar Peterson! Ttiles include "Jobim", "Riff Blues", "Blues For Dennis", and "Sunny". (Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

With Joe Pass on guitar, and Niels Pedersen on bass. (Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

An overlooked gem from Zoot Sims – a session that has him working in very laidback company with Jimmy Rowles on piano, who tipples the keys of the piano with a really timeless late nite kind of sound! The style here is a bit like that of the Rowles/Getz album The Peacocks – although a ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album

Kind of an unusual session for Zoot Sims – one that features him as the main soloist in a batch of Duke Ellington material – played by a large group arranged and conducted by Benny Carter! Sims is still the main focus of the record – and his tenor gets plenty of solo space ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album

A rare treat from Zoot Sims – an album of soprano sax material, recorded in striking contrast to his more familiar tenor! The sound is oddly more traditional than usual – and unlike many other players in the 70s, Sims doesn't use the soprano in a Coltrane-inspired mode, but in a way ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

(Jazz) LP, Vinyl record album

Sarah Vaughan takes on the work of Duke Ellington – almost presented here in a style that's similar to some of the Songbook albums on Verve from the 50s! Billy Byers handles most of the arrangements here – especially on the larger group numbers – but some tracks are also in a ... (Vocalists) read more LP, Vinyl record album