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1
London, 1974. Near Mint- ... $5.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(A great copy.)
2
Decca/
... CD
(Out of print.)
3
Scriabin —
Complete Symphonies – Piano Concerto/Decca/
... CD
(Punch through traycard artwork.)
4
London, 1984. Near Mint- ... $7.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(US pressing.)
5
Rachmaninoff —
Piano Concertos Nos 1-4 – Ashkenazy/London/
... CD
6
Brahms —
Piano Concerto No 1 – Vladimir Ashkenazy/London, 1982. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes insert.)
7
Brahms —
Sonata No 1 In E Minor Op 38/London, 1981. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
8
Mozart —
Piano Concerto No 23 K488/London, 1982. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(West German pressing.)
9
Scriabin —
Symphonies 1-3/Decca, 1990s. Used 2CD ... Out Of Stock
... CD
10
Beethoven —
Sonatas For Violin & Piano Vol 3 – Sonata No 8 In G Major Op 30 No 3/London, 1975. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
11
Chopin —
Etudes Op 10 & Op 25 – Vladimir Ashkenazy ... LP London, 1975. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
12
Chopin —
Piano Music Of Chopin Vol 9 – Vladimir Ashkenazy ... LP London, Late 70s. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
13
Mats Gustafsson & David Stackenas —
Blues ... CD Atavistic, 2005. Used ... Out Of Stock
One of the most beautiful albums we've ever heard from saxophonist Mats Gustafsson – a series of duets with guitarist David Stackenas, all done as tributes to blues greats of years past! As with other "tribute" projects by artists like Gustafsson or Ken Vandermark, the core inspiration for the music is very submerged in the actual results – so that the album's not actually a blues record by the players, but one that draws sympathies, feelings, colors, and tones from the music – and recasts it in a freely improvisatory manner. Mats plays baritone sax throughout, which makes for a haunting contrast with the acoustic guitar work of Stackenas – and there's a feel here that's almost a bit like some of Gustafsson's duets with David Grubbs. Titles include "Shave Em Wet", "Bumble Bee Blues", "Built To Do What You Did Last Night", and "Take Your Hand Off It". CD
14
Mozart —
Piano Concertos No12 In A Major K414 & No 13 In C Major K415 – Ashkenazy/London, 1983. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
15
Ken Vandermark w/Wobbly Rail, 2002. Used 2 CDs ... Out Of Stock
Own a piece of genius! All fun aside, this two CD set of duets between Chicago's youngest new tenor giant and several of Sweden's leading lights offers up moments of beauty, energy and interesting new dialogues between some of the best new players at the forefront of improvised music. Ken makes some poignant commentary about the state of contemporary improvised music in his notes, and more than stands behind his words on a variety of reeds alongside Raymond Strid's drums, Sten Standell's piano, David Stackenas' guitars and Kjell Nordeson's percussion. Most of the pieces are of shorter duration, allowing each player and Ken to approach the improvs from many different angles, always fresh, so there are about a half dozen of each duo. Titles include "Knapp", "Reeds And Hammers VIII", "Skitmoln" and "Morning Of Stagnelius". CD
16
Villa Lobos —
Instrumental & Orchestral Works – Bachianas Brasileiras/EMI, 1970s/
... CD
17
Concord, 2003. Used ... $4.99
Dave Samuels on vibraphone and marimba, Romero Lubambo on guitar, Dario Eskenazi on piano, Ray Vega on trumpet and flugelhorn, Randy Brecker on trumpet, Ruben Rodriguez on bass, Roberto Quintero on congas and percussion, Dafnis Prieto on drums and timbales, Mark Walker on drums, and Cafe on percussion. CD
(Out of print.)
18
Paquito D'Rivera —
Live At The Blue Note ... CD Half Note, 2000. Used ... Just Sold Out!
Paquito D'Rivera on alto and soprano saxophone and clarinet, Diego Urcola on trumpet, Oriente Lopez on flute, Dario Eskenazi on piano, Oscar Stagnaro on bass, Mark Walker on drums, and Pernell Saturnino on percussion. CD
(Out of print.)
19
Various —
Bollywood Nuggets – A Collection Of Mindblowing Songs From Hindi Films 1958 to 1984 ... LP Akenaton (Egypt), Late 1950s/
A mad mix of sounds from the glory days of Indian cinema – served up in a package that offers up a much broader blend of styles than other Bollywood collections – as it features numbers from the late 50s all the way through the early 80s! Some of the tracks here have a rockish vibe that's great – romping rhythms, organ and guitars, and a sharp vibe that's contrasted by some of the fuller numbers from later years – including a few nuggets from the heyday of Bollywood funk! The whole thing is upbeat and grooving all the way through – with work by Mohammad Rafi, Asha Bhosle, Kishor Kumar, Kamal Hasaan, Geeta Dutt, Lata Mangeshkar, and others – from films that include Ek Phool Char Kante, Sholay, Aazhi, Bhoot Bungla, Intinti Raamayanam, Blackmail, Junglee, and Howrah Bridge. LP, Vinyl record album
20
Cultures Of Soul, Late 70s/
A really fantastic look at a scene we might never heard otherwise – served up here in a selection of cuts that have a really surprising vibe! Forget everything you know about Indonesian music, as the work here seems to draw most heavily from the European scene at the time – particularly some of the cooler grooves that were coming out of French clubs as things got a bit more playful and catchy after the disco years – and maybe with a dose of UK electro pop elements too! The work has a strong 80s vibe overall – and is different than you might expect from all three of the styles referenced in the title – maybe more of a hinterland past the bigger names on Virgin Records during the decade – catchy, well-produced, but a lot more interesting than chartbound material too. Titles include "Musik Kami" by Gito Rollies, "Waktu Kian Berarti" by Chaseiro, "Langkah Kemuka" by Andi MM, "Kenangan Asmara" by Grace Simon, "Denny" by Lidya Kandou, "Catatan Kisah" by Rafika Duri, "PHK" by Iwan Fals, and "Jakarta Kasmaran" by Denny Malik. CD
21
Schubert —
Edition 1 – Orchestral, Chamber, Piano (39CD box set) ... CD Deutsche Grammophon (Germany), 2016. Used 39CD ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
A treasure trove of incredible recordings – pulled from across the DG catalog with performances by Martha Argerich, Andras Schiff, Gidon Kremer, Wilhelm Kempff, Emil Gilels, Vladimir Ashkenazy, the Amadeus Quartet, Beaux Arts Trio, Claudio Abbado, and others. CD
(2016 box set – in great shape!)
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Aselefech Ashine & Getenesh Kebret —
Beauties ... LP Kaifa/
Heavenly sounds from the Ethiopian scene of the 70s – a set that has the vocals of Aselefech Ashine and Getenesh Kebret wrapped together wonderfully – not exactly harmonies in the conventional sense, but maybe a double-barreled approach that really makes the music soar! The instrumentation includes work by the Army Band – with nicely offbeat piano lines over percussion, and the unusual reed phrasing you'll know from other Ethio groovers of the time – all a perfect match for the vocals! The style here is right up there with some of the better-known classics from the scene in the golden era – and titles include "Ene Yalant Feker", "Kenawtte", "Lametew", "Anlak Abet Abet", "Ayinouma", "Jegenaw Belaye", and "Amerewal Shegenuo". LP, Vinyl record album
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Kerkko Koskinen with Linda Fredriksson & UMO Helsinki Jazz Orchestra —
Agatha 2 ... LP Ricky Tick/
A set that's overflowing with magical talent from the contemporary jazz scene in Finland – core energy from the longstanding UMO ensemble, working through these amazing compositions from Kerkko Koskinen, all topped with these fabulous tenor solos from Linda Fredriksson! Plus, the whole thing is delivered by the Ricky Tick label – an imprint that gave us so many wonderful records in the first decade of the century, finally returning to the fold with this long-overdue release – a majestic meeting of talents that draws plenty of colors from the orchestra, yet also has a very individual spirit, thanks to Fredriksson's solos. Titles include "Promenade", "Parade", "Piana", "Sokeana Hetkena", "Mare", "Anime Waltz", and "Notte". LP, Vinyl record album
24
Pipeline —
Pipeline ... CD Corbett vs. Dempsey, 2000. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
The long-overdue issue of the only recording by this lost Chicago/
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Various —
Cambodian Nuggets ... LP Akenaton (Egypt), Late 60s. New Copy ... Out Of Stock
Heady sounds from the Cambodian scene of the late 60s – a set of work that mixes together modes that may well have Cambodia sounding like the the most psychedelic nation in Southeast Asia! The music here is of two types – one a transformation of older Cambodian styles with a strong influence from European pop and rock, the other a more direct version of psychedelic modes – with lots of heavy, freaky guitar lines in the mix! The vocals on both styles are often recorded with a version of echo that's much more East Asian than anything ever used in the Anglo world – and taken together, the two modes of expression make the whole album a really rich collection of fresh sounds. Titles include "I Wonder" by Eng Nary, "Navy A Go Go" by Sinn Sisamout, "Rom Sue Sue" by Liev Tuk, "Jam 10 Kai Thiet" by Ros Serey Sothea, "Yuvajon Kouge Jet" by Yol Aularong, "Jomreang Oun Chreang" by Choun Malai, "Do You No Wrong Again" by Thra Kha Band, and "De Quoi Pleures-Tu" by Baksey Cham Krong & Mol Kamach. LP, Vinyl record album
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