Private jazz featuring the harp. Very mellow. Label: Windsong Records – 307001X Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1983 VG+/VG+. Sleeve has some discoloration & wear
“This record is about change. I’ve started to be less interested in the fire of the sun, the explosion, the heat. The consistency, the orbit, the return got my full […]
“There are super groups, and then there are SUPERGROUPS. This trio, comprised of three prolific journeymen improvisers whose work has been recognized across the globe, is neither. This is a [...]
The Beloved Music is the most thoroughly realized blueprint for a post-hardcore take on improvised jazz to date from the duo of legendarily long-serving New England saxophonist Paul Flaherty and [...]
“‘Ears Are Filled With Wonder’, the debut release from the duo of pedal steel player Heather Leigh and reedist Peter Brötzmann, blows the old adage about improvised music somehow not […]
“An hour-long set of 26 miniatures for singing violinist and chamber orchestra, 26 Little Deaths is inspired by Gorey’s macabre children’s book, The Gashlycrumb Tinies. Illustrated in his [...]
“This is the first to be released of a series of albums ESP started recording in 2023 combining artists who hadn’t worked together before. In this case, we team saxophonist […]
Welcome to our disease. It may be a symptom of our world of now, or an inoculation – the jury’s still out on that. Condition: VG+/VG+ *Image in the listing […]
After paying his dues with bluesmen Albert King and Bobby “Blue” Bland and jazzman Jaki Byard, Michael Marcus had his first album released in 1991, when he was 39. He’s […]
“Pairing my two favorite guitarists, Joe Morris and Elliott Sharp, succeeded—pardon the cliché—beyond my wildest dreams. Their contrasts and their commonalities came together in the studio [...]
“ENTROPIC HOP’s sophomore album “The Quest for the Normal is the Death of the Self,” their first on ESP-Disk’, is a covert extraterrestrial mind control program utilizing controversial [...]
Charles Downs, drums Hery Paz, saxophone Jamie Saft, piano Joe Morris, bass Label: ESP-Disk’ – ESP5044 Format: CD Country: US Released: 2026 VG+/VG+ *Image in the listing is stock. There [...]
“There was a school of philosophy in ancient China whose core theory stems from a debate entitled “A White Horse Is Not a Horse.” In a book by Gongsun Long […]
“I cannot fathom a piano. I cannot un-understand the being of a piano. The ubiquity of its universe. Small as a baby’s hand and then as blinding as an octopus’s […]
Features a beautiful rendition of Blue Moon. Label: Verve Records – V6/8074 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo Country: US Released: VG+/G+. Clipped corner. Sleeve discoloration. [...]
Originally issued with booklet / sheet music Label: Music Minus One – MMO 4052 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: US Released: VG+/VG. General light wear & sleeve discoloration
“After a string of successful solo efforts, Billy Cobham began to slip into mediocrity beginning with this recording, originally released in 1975. While elements of funk were always a part [...]
“Although tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon had moved to Europe in 1962, he made a return visit to the U.S. in 1965 that resulted in both this album and Gettin’ Around. […]
Coursing through the cosmic pulse of Jazz-Funk is the inimitable influence of Lonnie Liston Smith. For over five decades, the legendary keyboardist and bandleader has been a driving force in […]
London Jazz Classics originally came out in 1993 – the first album ever to be released on Soul Jazz Records. The album brought together rare and obscure dance tracks in […]
London Jazz Classics originally came out in 1993 – the first album ever to be released on Soul Jazz Records. The album brought together rare and obscure dance tracks in […]
We could expound upon the history of this 1969 release on the Bethlehem label, but perhaps it’s best to let the producer of the album do it. You might have […]
From March to May 2015, John Zorn composed 300 new tunes that were eventually collected into a book of music he called The Bagatelles. Volume 8 presents the long-awaited premiere […]
This album brings together key tracks from Doug Carn, recorded for Black Jazz Records in the 1970s. Doug Carn is one of the most important (and least recognised) forces in […]
This album brings together some of the finest music ever released on Black Jazz Records which in its short four-year history, between 1971 and 1975, released over 20 superlative albums […]
One of many projects on Strata-East spearheaded by bassist, composer, and arranger Bill Lee (legendary director Spike Lee’s father), The Descendants of Mike and Phoebe’s only album, A Spirit [...]
The third installment of Secular Music Group’s trilogy for Love All Day finds the group operating as a five-person ensemble for the first time. This latest release has the group […]
Stern Records is thrilled to announce Live Unison and Unison Continued, the latest collaborative effort from American composer-performers Kieran Daly and Sam Weinberg. Unison marks the fourth [...]
Full flight capture of the full Fly or Die suite, parts 1 & 2 compounded & flawlessly communicated in a singular epic of raw cosmic brilliance Condition: VG+/VG+ *Image in […]
Matana Roberts is one of the leading lights of contemporary African-American experimental music, combining her widely recognized gifts as an alto saxophone player and improviser with an intensely [...]
Guttural, coarse, and unprecious. Twisted Arp Odyssey and heavily-processed Saprano saxophone improvisations form a labyrinthine album of synth drone, occasional scronk, and composed noise. [...]
On October 15, 1965, tenor saxophone master and composer Wayne Shorter recorded The All Seeing Eye, a brilliant and ambitiously multi-layered album for Blue Note. Shorter’s goal for the album [...]
Pianist McCoy Tyner was an acknowledged force of nature. On the aptly-named Expansions, Tyner fronts a remarkable band consisting of Woody Shaw on trumpet, Wayne Shorter on tenor saxophone, Gary [...]
A new Miles Davis boot available in our shop. Live in Belgrade, very very fried material from an early 1970s set in Belgrade. Get em while they’re hot. “Details, revisions […]
“This was Billie Holiday’s penultimate album, recorded when her body was telling her enough was enough. During the sessions with arranger Ray Ellis she was drinking vodka neat, as if [...]
Guttural, coarse, and unprecious. Twisted Arp Odyssey and heavily-processed Saprano saxophone improvisations form a labyrinthine album of synth drone, occasional scronk, and composed noise. [...]
Entre Pliegos embarks on a quest through shared sonic ancestry to explore the immediacy of communication, invoking a mercurial, yet at times uplifting, musical environ. The drones and growls of [...]
Composer, clarinetist, singer & spiritual jazz soothsayer Angel Bat Dawid descended on Chicago’s jazz & improvised music scene just a few years ago. In very short time, the potency, [...]