Bell'esordio per il trombonista di Sonny Rollins. Prodotto dallo stesso Rollins, con Larry Willis, Bob Cranshaw, Kenny Garrett, Stephen Scott, Christian McBride, Steve Jordan etc
Registrazioni metà anni settanta di Miller con Mongezi Feza, Mike Osborne, Keith Tippett, Nick Evans, Stan Tracey ed altri jazzisti inglesi.
2 CD. Eccellente pubblicazione Usa che raccoglie materiale inedito del grande sassofonista jazz. Qui con Richard Davis e Joe Chambers, una superformazione, nel primo CD. Il secondo vede Chambers, Don Friedman e Barre Phillips. Registrato a New York, 1965. Qualità audio eccellente.
Wynton Marsalis e la Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra rileggono le musiche natalizie in modo classico ma anche creativo. Ci sono alcuni degli standards più noti, come Jingle Bells, White Christmas, I'll Be Home For Christmas, Merry Christmas Baby, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas. Come ospiti, alle voci abbiamo Gregory Porter, Rene' Marie e Cecile McLorin Salvant
Con Eric Alexander, Nat Reeves, Jimmy Cobb, Freddie Hendrix, Cyro Baptista. Nuovo volume delle acclamate Smoke Sessions. 2017
Supergruppo jazz, formato da artiste donne, che esordisce per la Blue Note, Renee Rosnes è la leader, dietro di lei abbiamo Melissa Aldana, Ingrid Jensen, Noriko Ueda, Allison Miller, Anat Cohen e Cecile McLorin Salvant. Magnificato dalla critica americana, Artemis sta conquistando anche il pubblico europeo. E' considerato tra i dischi jazz più belli di quest'anno.
Album 2021 di uno dei nuovi talenti della scena jazz inglese.
?&? Lone Hill Jazz
2 albums on one CD
Tracks 25 & 26 bonus tracks former issued as singles.
Recording locations: 'Live' concerts at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, 30 & 31 May 1996; Alte Oper, Frankfurt, 5 June 1996; Philarmonie, Cologne, 6 June 1996.
Recorded live at the Bimhuis, Amsterdam, Netherlands, April 12, 2010.
Recorded Live October 9th, 1989 at Leverkusen Jazz Festival by the German television station ZDF.
Recorded on November 18, 2003
In trio con Alvin Curran (synth, piano, tromba) e Evan Parker (sassofoni).
Recorded "live" at the Famous Ballroom, Baltimore, Maryland, October 27, 1968.
?© 2000 Label M a division of PDSE Records, Inc
In quartetto con Kenny Drew al piano, Peck Morrison al basso e Charlie Persip alla batteria.
Musiche composte per i film di Federico Fellini
Bo van de Graaf: alto + soprano sax, leader
Wim Westerveld: tenor sax, clarinet
Paul Vliueks: trumpet
Eugène Flören: vibes, marimba, xylophone, glockenspiel, chimes
Frank van Merwijk: pianp, organ
Pieter Douma: bass
Fred van Duynhoven: drums, percussion
Remastered to 24-bit/96khz format.
?© 1998 Shirley Eikhard Music Inc. Artisan Music is a trade mark of EMI Music Canada. Bluenote is a registered trade mark of Capitol Records, Inc.
Recorded April 18, 1961.
Recorded at Clinton Studios, New York City on June 5 & 6, 1996.
Deluxe 5 CD package. The 42-page booklet is bound in a cardboard binder with a burlap spine. The CDs are in separate burgundy slipcases, bound in with the booklet in the cardboard binder. Slipped into the binder is a 48 x 72 cm poster. The cardboard binder fits into a carboard slipcase up to the burlap covering around the spine.
The BK01 cat# is on the back of the cardboard binder, while the QS01 cat# is on the back of the slipcase
Sticker on the slipcase box states:
"Over 6 hours of music; most tracks on CD for the first time.
Photographs by noted jazz photographer Herman Leonard.
Reproduction of original LP cover art.
A specially designed color poster.
50-page [sic] booklet with essays by two of the world's most respected jazz critics:
a comprehensive overview of Hampton's life and career by Brian Priestley and
an evaluation of the music heard here by Francis Davis.
2 previously unissued tracks."
1-1 to 1-7: Los Angeles, September 23, 1957.
1-8 to 1-12; 2-1 to 2-3: Los Angeles, September 30, 1957.
2-4 to 2-15: New York, January 15, 1952.
2-16: Los Angeles, October 1946.
Original matrix numbers; recording location, date:
1-1: 38160-1; New York, 11-3-1927
1-2: 38496-1; New York, 27-4-1927
1-3: 38496-2; New York, 27-4-1927
1-4: 38497-1; New York, 27-4-1927
1-5: 38497-3; New York, 27-4-1927
1-6: 53066-1; Camden, New Jersey, 29-4-1931
1-7: 53067-1; Camden, New Jersey, 29-4-1931
1-8: 53068-1; Camden, New Jersey, 29-4-1931
1-9: 53069-2; Camden, New Jersey, 29-4-1931
1-10: 70140-1; New York, 31-7-1931
1-11: 70141-1; New York, 31-7-1931
1-12: 70142-1; New York, 31-7-1931
1-13: 70143-1; New York, 31-7-1931
1-14: 71938-1; New York, 10-3-1932
1-15: 71939-1; New York, 10-3-1932
1-16: 71942-1; New York, 10-3-1932
1-17: 71943-1; New York, 10-3-1932
1-18: 81787-1; New York, 6-3-1934
2-1: 81788-2; New York, 6-3-1934
2-2: 81789-2; New York, 6-3-1934
2-3: 81790-1; New York, 6-3-1934
2-4: 100360-1; Chicago, 9-4-1936
2-5: 100361-1; Chicago, 9-4-1936
2-6: 100362-1; Chicago, 9-4-1936
2-7: 100363-1; Chicago, 9-4-1936
2-8: 100557-1; Chicago, 23-5-1936
2-9: 100558-1; Chicago, 23-5-1936
2-10: 100559-1; Chicago, 23-5-1936
2-11: 100560-1; Chicago, 23-5-1936
2-12: 100561-1; Chicago, 23-5-1936
2-13: 100882-1; Chicago, 4-8-1936
2-14: 100883-1; Chicago, 4-8-1936
2-15: 100884-1; Chicago, 4-8-1936
2-16: 100885-1; Chicago, 4-8-1936
2-17: 100886-1; Chicago, 4-8-1936
2-18: 100887-1; Chicago, 4-8-1936
The Fletcher Henderson All Stars under the direction of Rex Stewart
Recorded in New York in September 1958.
2 LP's on 1 CD
? 1973
© 1994
5 CD set w/5 original Blue Note albums: Our Thing (1964) In 'N' Out (1964) Inner Urge (1965) The State Of The Tenor: Live At The Village Vanguard Volume 1 (1986) The State Of The Tenor: Live At The Village Vanguard Volume 2 (1987)
Two classic Vee Jay LPs on one CD.
Tracks 1 to 7 recorded at Universal Recorders, Chicago, 1960 and originally issued on Vee Jay LP (SR 3017).
Tracks 8 to 12 recorded at Universal Recorders, Chicago, 1958 and originally released on Vee Jay LP (SR 1005).
Track 13 originally released on Vee Jay LP (3024) entitled "Juggin' Around", which also included tracks 8, 10, 11 & 12.
Compiled & reissued by Jordi Pujol (Fresh Sound Records).
24 bit high resolution remastering.
CD comes in all-clear jewel case with 8-page foldout.
Made in Spain.
Recordings from 1945
Raccolta di successi con i Brasil '66
Con Ares Tavolazzi. Total time: 73' 28
Recorded in Milan 2 June 1999.
2CD. Recorded live at The Village Vanguard, New York, NY, September 22-24, 2000
Mixed at Sear Sound, New York, NY
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York, NY
Tracks 5 & 6, Disc 2 recorded live to 2-track.
©? 2001 Warner Bros. Records Inc. (USA) and WEA International (outside USA)
Jewel case comes with card oversleeve.
#1 and 4 recorded in Hackensack, NJ on May 27, 1958; #2-3 and 10 in Englewood Cliffs, NJ on April 8 and 12, 1960; #5-9, 11 recorded in Englewood Cliffs, NJ; March 24, 1961
Digital remastering, 1992, Fantasy Studios, Berkeley
Selections #1-6 originally released as "Workin'" (Prestige 7424); #7-11 on "Stompin'" (Prestige 7456)
Liner notes reproduced from Prestige 7424; adapted from Prestige 7456
? & © 1993, Fantasy, Inc. Printed in U.S.A.
Recorded and Mixed at Omega Studios, Rockville, MD
Recorded in New York City, November 21 (2, 4, 6 & 7) & 22 (1, 3, 5, 8 & 9), 1956.
Tracks 1 to 8 originally issued on Dawn DLP-116.
Track 9 previously unreleased.
24 bit high resolution digital remastering.

