Act (Germany), 1996. Used
Features Nils Landgren on trombone and trumpet, Per Johansson on saxophones, Henrik Janson on guitar, Esbjorn Svensson on keys, Magnum Coltrane Price on synth and vocals, and Lars Danielsson on bass – plus special guests Bernard Purdie, Michael and Randy Brecker, Airto Moreira, and Till ...
(Jazz CD)
WEA (Brazil), Mid 60s. Used
In the years before the emergence of MPB giants like Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso, Geraldo Vandre was a huge talent that promised to break big – a young vibrant singer who pushed past the romantic stylings of other vocalists, a free thinker who embraced new styles but didn't succumb to the ...
(Brazil CD)
Atlantic, 1986. Very Good+
With Bob Berg on tenor, Mitch Forman on piano and synthesizers, Mark Egan on bass, Dave Wedd on drums, Dr Gibbs on percussion, and David Sanborn on alto; plus guests Jaco Pastorius on bass and Steve Jordan on drums.
(Jazz LP)
MCA, Late 60s/Early 70s. Used
Titles include "Born To Be Wild", "Rock Me", "Move Over", "Snowblind Friend", "Ride With Me", "Magic Carpet Ride", "The Pusher", "Sookie Sookie", "Screaming Night Hog", "Monster", "Tenderness&quo ...
(Rock CD)
Aum Fidelity, 2011. Used
Features Darius Jones on alto and Matthew Shipp on piano.
(Jazz CD)
Colgems, 1967. Very Good+
One of the best ever efforts from the Monkees – really the first album where Mickey, Peter, Davy and Mike took creative control from the TV people – and created and album of groovy late 60s pop to rival those of their influences! Headquarters famously features a lot more original ...
(Rock LP)
Discovery, 1950. Very Good+
Unusual quintet material from George Shearing – with Chuck Wayne on guitar, Margie Hyams on vibes, Denzil best on drums, and John Levy on bass.
(Jazz LP)
Mercury, 1974. Very Good Gatefold
(Skyscraper label pressing in the embossed gatefold cover, with some wear and aging.) (Rock LP)
Atavistic, 1996/2000. Used
A great session by this excellent Chicago quartet – originally recorded in 1996, but unissued until 2000. The record is one of the most lyrical sets to come out of the Chicago underground in the past few years – and it offers a excellent chance to see a straighter side of the group's ...
(Jazz CD)
Atlantic, 1973. Very Good+ 3LP Quadfold
Stellar live Yes – recorded during their 1972 tour, when the group was at the height of their jamming powers! Sweet Roger Dean cover, too!
(Rock LP)
RCA, 1962. Very Good
(Shaded dog Living Stereo pressing with deep groove – 5S/6S. Cover has a small split in the top seam.) (Classical LP)
Flair, 1982. Very Good Gatefold
(Cover has some ring and edge wear.) (Soul LP)
Ryko, 1968. Used
An early masterpiece from Frank Zappa – one of those records that looks like it's going to be a big ol' mess when you first see the cover – but which turns out to be a carefully calculated act of madness in the end! The Mothers have all their freeform freaky brilliance intact here ...
(Rock CD)
Capitol, 1968. Very Good+
Ryko, 1975. Used
Frank Zappa's got some fantastic fusion touches on this sweet little set from the 70s – thanks to keyboards and a bit of vocals from George Duke, heavy drums from Chester Thompson, and even some brief help from Johnny Guitar Watson! The set's still got a very Zappa-esque feel, but it's clear ...
(Rock CD)
Blue Note, 1966. Used
Great large group genius from tenor giant Stanley Turrentine – one of a number of 60s Blue Note albums that have Stan exploring a format that he'd use even more strongly in the 70s! Here, the results are superb – thanks in strong part to the great Duke Pearson, whose growing talents as ...
(Jazz CD)
Mainstream/Legacy, Mid 60s. Used
Arrangements by Torrie Zito, and titles include "All Blues", "Easy Living", "Prelude To A Kiss", "Fascinating Rhythm", "Bluesette", and "A Taste Of Honey".
(Vocalists CD)
Famous Door, 1973. Very Good+
With Danny Stiles on trumpet and flugelhorn, Al Cohn on tenor, Hank Jones on piano, Steve Gadd on drums, and Milt Hinton on bass.
(Jazz LP)
Elektra, 1982. Very Good+
With Michel Petrucciani on piano, Palle Danielsson on bass, and Son Ship Theus on drums.
(Jazz LP)
Roulette, Early 60s. Very Good
Frank Foster is one of our favorite talents in jazz – an excellent tenorist who spent some of his key years in the Count Basie orchestra, but a player who also had a very rich career on his own as well! This album features Frank's talents really coming to the forefront of the Basie group ...
(Jazz LP)
Columbia, Late 30s/Early 40s. Very Good+ 2LP Gatefold
A seminal collection of material that was originally issued on 78s – Okeh and Brunswick label releases, and the work that helped cement Billie Holiday's reputation as a groundbreaking vocalist at the end of the 30s! Some tracks have Billie singing with the orchestra of pianist Teddy Wilson, ...
(Vocalists LP)
Okeh/Sony, Mid 50s. Used
A bit blues, a bit jazz – and a singer with a style unto her own – the amazing Big Maybelle, one of the greatest artists to record for Okeh Records in the 50s! This well-done collection pulls together every single Maybelle recorded for the R&B powerhouse back in the day – a ...
(Soul CD)
Apple, Mid 60s. Very Good+ 2LP Gatefold
An important record in the 70s – one that really kept alive the spirit of the pre-Sgt Pepper's Beatles – with a range of fantastic tracks from their first four years!
(Rock LP)
Rhino/Atlantic, 1960s/1970s. Used 2 CDs
Includes the songs "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", "My Romance ( From Jumbo )", "Sorcery", "Love No. 3", "So Tender", "Grow Your Own", "Moonchild/In Your Quiet Place", "Lisbon Stomp", "Love No. 1", "Everything ...
(Jazz CD)
Revelation, 1963. Very Good+
Fantastic work from guitarist Dennis Budimir – heard in a setting that's far from some of the studio material he was doing at the time – sith bass from Gary Peacock and Bobby West, plus Bill Goodwin on drums. Includes a few very long tracks with great improvisation!
(Jazz LP)
A&M, 1969. Very Good+
A landmark album from Joe Cocker – and a set that took blue-eyed soul in a whole new direction at the end of the 60s! The album's a surprising stunner all the way through – one that really gets past some of the overdone Cocker cliches that held on a bit too strongly in later years ...
(Rock LP)
Velour, 2006. Used
(Cutout section in barcode.) (Rock CD)
Contemporary/Mobile Fidelity, 1957. Used
A classic set that brings the east coast tenor of Sonny Rollins into contact with a west coast rhythm section of Ray Brown and Shelly Manne! Despite Rollins' silly look on the cover, and the album's overall "western" theme, the session's a brilliant one – right up there with Sonny's ...
(Jazz CD)
Atlantic, 1970. Very Good+ Gatefold
A record that we love almost as much for the words by Pete Sinfield, vocals by Gordon Haskell, and reeds by Mel Collins – as we do for the work of leader Robert Fripp on guitar!
(Rock LP)
JHVM, 2003. Used
With Beldon Bullock on bass.
(Jazz CD)
Contemporary, 1980. Very Good+
With Chico on reeds, James Newton on flute, Kenny Kirkland on piano, Jay Hoggard on vibes, and Buster Williams on bass. Titles include "Freedom Swing Song", "Nia's Song Dance", "Morning Prayer", and "Look Up".
(Jazz LP)