With production by Buckwild on "The Difference" and "Back To Berth", and RNS on "Murder We Wrote". 12-inch, Vinyl record

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With Billy Hart on drums. CD

With Santi Debriano on bass, Michael Mazor on drums, James Hurt on piano & Frank Lacy on trombone & flugelhorn. CD

Pete Malinverni on piano, Tim Hagans on trumpet and flugelhorn, Rich Perry on tenor sax, Ugonna Okegwo on bass, and Tom Melito on drums. CD

With Dennis Irwin on bass and Leroy Williams on drums. CD

Features Dennis Irwin on bass and Leroy Williams on drums. CD

With Dennis Irwin on bass and Leroy Williams on drums. CD

Jon Mayer on piano, Rufus Reid on bass, and Roy McCurdy on drums. CD

Features Rob Schneiderman on piano, Ray Drummond on bass, and Winard Harper on drums! CD

Gary Smulyan on baritone sax – with Christian McBride on bass and Billy Drummond on drums! CD

Features Dave Pike on vibes! CD

Nick Brignola on baritone saxophone, Kenny Barron on piano, Rufus Reid on bass, and Victor Lewis on drums. CD

Featuring Kenny Barron on piano, Dave Holland on bass, and Jack DeJohnette on drums! CD

Kenny Barron on piano, Rufus Reid on bass, and Victor Lewis on drums. CD

With Gary Bartz on sacophone. CD

Features Peter Leitch on guitar, Kirk Lightsey on piano, Ray Drummond on bass, and Marvin Smitth Smith on drums! CD

Peter Leitch on guitar and John Hicks on piano. CD

Features Dennis Irwin on bass and Leroy Williams on drums. CD

Incredible work from tenor player Ralph Moore – an under-discovered classic from the 80s that we enjoy listening to as much as most of our favorite albums from the 60s! Moore's a wonderful player in direct lineage with Hank Mobley – and the tracks on this set are warmly grooving, very soulful numbers that sparkle with a fresh creativity you wouldn't expect from the date. Other players include the great Kenny Washington on drums (who's a big part of the reason for the success of this album), plus Benny Green on piano, Rufus Reid on guitar, and Brian Lynch on trumpet. Titles include "Dunes", "Round Trip", "Lotus Blossom", and "Monique". LP, Vinyl record album

With Hod O'Brien on piano and Red Mitchell on bass. LP, Vinyl record album

Features Jimmy Greene on tenor sax, Hendrik Meurkens on harmonica, Helio Alves on piano, and others. CD

Deep deep work from an under-tapped reservoir of soul – the legendary Sounds Of Memphis label – a key contemporary of Stax Records, but one with a huge amount of material that never got issued at the time! This excellent set corrects that fact, by bringing forth a batch of material that's almost all fresh here for the first time ever – and mixed with just a few rare SOM singles that were issued in the early 70s – all cuts that really show the righteous power of this tiny little label! There's a fair bit of artists here who touched the scene with work in other ways, and others we're really hearing for the first time ever in their company – an amazing picture into the mighty Memphis scene at the time, in a treasure trove of southern soul, deep ballads, and even a few funky numbers too. 22 tracks in all – and titles include "You're Using Me" by Rudolph Taylor, "You Don't Love Me" by Tommy Raye, "A Great Big Thing" by Carroll Lloyd, "Tempted" by Marjorie Ingram, "Hold On Hold Out" by George Jackson, "That's Why I Keep Her" by William Bollinger, "Since My Baby Left Me" by Dan Greer, and "Lost In A Dream" by Vision. CD

A third helping of stellar early duo work from Declaime (aka Dudley Perkins) and Madlib! While they need no introductions, the former is one of Southern California's most distinctive voices and the latter one of its most legendary beatsmiths, so it's wonderful to have such a surprisingly deep reservoir to release after all these years. Again culled from cassettes and DAT tapes filled with material that for the most part languished unreleased, it sounds as fresh now as it would've in the bedrock 90s era! Includes "Ill Minded", "Laff Now, Cry Later", "Too Much Clout", "Next Episode" with Skam, "Rollem Right", "Soitissaid '93", "Come With The Ill Grammer" feat Rocc C and more. 11 tracks in all. LP, Vinyl record album

A stunning, funny, and truly great collection of ultra-rare female tracks from the mid 50s – lots of honky tonk and rockabilly stompers – cut for labels like Fraternity, King, Sandy, and even Sun Records, all pulled together in one wonderfully-themed collection! You'll probably never see this primordial, sludgy early rock and underground country next to those great early Wanda Jackson albums in the bins – but these tracks are all cut from the same cloth, and emote the same pith and vinegar, if not the same innate ability to let loose with sheer early rock power! Great stuff – dug from even deeper reservoirs than the Nuggets compilers dare to look – and the set list will show you that there's plenty to discover in the early years of female rock and roll. Tracks include "Skull & Crossbones", "Killer" and "Tiger" by Sparkle Moore, "Everlasting Love" by Barbara Pittman, "Ten Cats Down" by the Miller Sisters, "Dirty Dishes" by Jeani Mack, "I'm Leaving" by Linda Brannon, "Wille Joe" by the Mystery Trio, "Sugar Baby" by Helen Bozeman, "Three Young Chicks" by the Star Sisters. CD