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AITKEN, LAUREL -WITH THE SKATALITES- - ORIGINAL COOL JAMAICAN SKARepress. Available on vinyl is a great compilation featuring the one and only Laurel Aitken, a true pioneer in Jamaican music, superbly backed by The Skatalites with Baba Brooks on trumpet, Tommy McCook and Lester Sterling on saxes, Gladdy Anderson on keyboards, Lloyd ... read more » |
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ALEGRE ALL STARS - ALEGRE ALL STARSBorn from a studio jam organized by Al Santiago in 1961, the "Alegre All Stars" was inspired by the famous late 50's Cuban jam sessions. Originally published by Alegre Records, a New York City based label specialized in Latin music, this album stands as a ... read more » |
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BLAKEY, ART -& THE JAZZ MESSENGERS- - SELECTIONS FROM GOLDEN BOYOriginally released on Colpix Records in 1963, now back on wax, these striking recordings feature Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers performing selected music from the Broadway musical 'Golden Boy'. |
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BROWN, JAMES - THE SINGLES, VOL. 1 (1956-67)Presented here is the first of two LP-volumes dedicated to James Brown's early singles. This collection represents James Brown's fundamental groundwork for the coming Soul Music revolution. SIDE 1: 1. Please, Please, Please 2. Why Do You Do Me 3. I Don't Know 4. I Feel That ... read more » |
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BROWN, JAMES - THE SINGLES, VOL. 2 (1957-60)Presented here is the first of two LP-volumes dedicated to James Brown's early singles. SIDE 1: 1. That Dood It 2. Baby Cries Over The Ocean 3. Begging, Begging 4. That's When I Lost My Heart 5. Try Me 6. Tell Me What I Did Wrong 7. I Want You So Bad 8. There Must Be A ... read more » |
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BROWN, JAMES - THE SINGLES, VOL. 3 (1960-61)The third installment in James Brown's singles collection series features a further 16 immortal hits. SIDE 1: 1. Think 2. You've Got The Power 3. Wonder When You're Coming Home 4. This Old Heart 5. The Bells 6. And I Do Just What I Want 7. Hold It 8. The Scratch SIDE 2: 1. ... read more » |
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BROWN, JAMES - THE SINGLES, VOL. 4 (1962-63)The fourth installment in James Brown's singles collection series features 16 immortal hits. SIDE 1: 1. Lost Someone 2. Cross Firing 3. Night Train 4. Why Does Everything Happen To Me 5. Shout And Shimmy 6. Come Over Here 7. Mashed Potatoes USA 8. You Don't Have To Go SIDE ... read more » |
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CHARLES, RAY - INGREDIENTS IN A RECIPE FOR SOULOriginally released in 1963, and arranged by four distinctive musicians, among them alto sax genius Benny Carter, 'Recipe For Soul' stands as one of Ray Charles's most eclectic and erratic releases of the period. A highly varied sequence of pop standards, lowdown blues, ... read more » |
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CHARLES, RAY - THE SINGLES 1950-53This 18-track collection catches the future "Father Of Soul" heading into his early r&b period. SIDE 1: 1. I've Had My Fun 2. Sitting On Top Of The World 3. Th' Ego Song 4. Late In The Evening Blues 5. Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand 6. Lonely Boy 7. All To Myself ... read more » |
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CLAY, CASSIUS - I AM THE GREATEST!'I Am The Greatest!' is a comedy album by boxer Cassius Clay, released in August 1963 - six months before he won the world heavyweight championship, publicly announced his conversion to Islam, and changed his name to Muhammad Ali. It was released by CBS Columbia. The album ... read more » |
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CUBA, JOE -SEXTETTE- - STEPPIN OUTBack on vinyl, this 1963 album by New York's Latin music icon Joe Cuba contains a highly infectious mix of dance numbers and love songs based on a wide range of percussive instruments, timbales, congas, bass, piano, vibes and lots of hand percussion. |
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DAVIS, MILES - AT CARNEGIE HALLA crucial live at Carnegie Hall by the renowned trumpet player, subtitled 'The Legendary Performances Of May 19, 1961'. This live performance features Davis with his regular quintet and also accompanied by Gil Evans and his 21-piece orchestra. The orchestra is heard on ... read more » |
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ELLINGTON, DUKE - AFRO BOSSAOriginally released in 1963, this is a majestic piece of work. Considered as one of Ellington's best studio recordings of the sixties this is also an essential mosaic piece within Duke's open wide Afro-centric vision. Performed by a top version of his famous big band, 'Afro ... read more » |
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FRANKLIN, ARETHA - LIVE 1970-07-21, ANTIBES, FRANCEA never before released live recording from the queen of soul finally appears on vinyl! For this French appearance the set-list was chock full of hits such as 'You Send Me', 'Dr. Feelgood', 'Spirit In The Dark' and a couple of tributes to British pop via heartfelt ... read more » |
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FRANKLIN, ARETHA - THE SINGLES 1960-62Aretha Franlin's hits from the years 1960-'62, collected on a fabulous compilation-LP! SIDE 1: 1. Today I Sing The Blues 2. Love Is The Only Thing 3. Won't Be Long 4. Right Now 5. Are You Sure 6. Maybe I'm A Fool 7. Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody 8. Operation ... read more » |
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GARLAND, RED - SOLARA superb 1962 album by respected jazz pianist Red Garland is now reissued on vinyl. |
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HANCOCK, HERBIE -& MWANDISHI- - JULY 21ST, 1971, FRANCEHerbie Hancock and the electric jazz combo Mwandishi captured on an Afro-jazz-funk journey! Here available on vinyl, these recordings were made in 1971 at the Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival in France. |
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JAZZ EPISTLES - JAZZ EPISTLE VERSE 1The Jazz Epistles were the very first South African jazz group who broke away from the swinging and danceable jazz forms in vogue during the 1950s. A group formed by strong personalities like pianist Dollar Brand, later known as Abdulah Hibrahim, trumpeter Hugh Masekela, ... read more » |
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JEFFERSON, EDDIE - LETTER FROM HOMEOriginally released in 1961, the debut-album by jazz vocalist Eddie Jefferson sees a fine reissue on vinyl. |
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JONES, QUINCY -& BAND- - I DIG DANCERSDeliberately presented as a dance music release, this brilliant Quincy Jones album, first released on Mercury label in 1961 and now back on wax, comprises material from two marvelous big band performances recorded the year before in Paris and New York. Here the great ... read more » |
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LATEEF, YUSEF - LIVE LILA EULE, BREMEN, GERMANY, OCT. 20, 1971Yusef Lateef's quartet caught live in Germany on October 20, 1971. The LP presents Lateef (on tenor sax, flute and oboe) leading a classy quartet featuring Kenny Barron on Piano, Bob Cunningham on Bass and master Albert "Toothie" Heath on drums. This delivery ... read more » |
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MAR-KEYS - DO THE POP-EYEHere are the fabulous Mar-Keys, the Memphis based group, remembered to be the first house band at Stax Records. A bunch of talented, solid studio musicians who formed the foundation for the legendary Stax sound. Originally issued in early 1962, 'Do The Pop-Eye' was the ... read more » |
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MASEKELA, HUGH -& HEDZOLEH SOUNDZ- - LIVE AT THE RECORD PLANT, FEBRUARY 24, 1974 (2LP)Hugh Masekela live at The Record Plant on 24th February 1974. This legendary South African-born trumpeter became a major star when he appeared at the Monterey Pop Festival in June 1967, and he had a smash hit with 'Grazing In The Grass' the following year. This superb set ... read more » |
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MAYER, NATHANIEL - GOING BACK TO THE VILLAGE OF LOVEA gritty 1963 r'n'b/soul album returns to vinyl. Today 'Going Back To The Village Of Love' still sounds like an incredibly explosive hyper-energetic irreverent piece of pure Detroit sound. |
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MCCANN, LES - SINGSA true west coast soul-jazz gem, originally released in 1961, is now back on vinyl, including reproduced artwork. |
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