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Abbey Lincoln Abbey Is Blue On Vinyl LP For many years now, Abbey Lincoln has been recognized as a strong and strong-minded, racially aware ...[more]

Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers Kyoto On Vinyl LP This was the last of three examples of the work of one of the best early editions of th...[more]

BARNEY KESSEL/MODERN JAZZ PERFORMANCES FROM BIZET'S CARMEN (AKA KESSEL PLAYS CARMEN). n the 1950s, recorded jazz versions of Broadway mu...[more]

Bill Evans How My Heart Sings! On Vinyl LP Bill Evans’ return to full activity in 1962 came almost a year after his celebrated trio r...[more]

Bill Evans Sunday At The Village Vanguard On Vinyl LP Few albums in the history of contemporary American music can be more deserving than th...[more]

Bill Evans Waltz For Debby On Vinyl LP This is the second of two Riverside albums made up of selections recorded by the classic Bill Evans/S...[more]

BOBBY HUTCHERSON/SOLO/QUARTET Bobby Hutcherson’s virtuosity, flexibility, and range of musical thinking are dramatically presented in this r...[more]

BRUBECK/DESMOND/VAN KRIEDT/REUNION Those of you familiar with the The Dave Brubeck Octet (OJCCD-101-2) are aware of the writing and playing ...[more]

Cannonball Adderley Cannonball Adderley In San Francisco On Vinyl LP When Cannonball Adderley joined the Riverside label, he was assured tha...[more]

CEDAR WALTON/PLAYS CEDAR WALTON with Kenny Dorham, Leroy Vinnegar, Billy Higgins, Junior Cook, Blue Mitchell, Clifford Jordan, Richard Davis...[more]

Charles Mingus Mingus At The Bohemia On Vinyl LP This was Charles Mingus' first recording with a working band of his own, issued on his...[more]

Charlie Parker Bird On 52nd St On Vinyl LP A companion album to Bird at St. Nick’s (OJC-041), this was also taped on location by tromb...[more]

CLARK TERRY FIVE/MEMORIES OF DUKE Unlike many musicians who became stars in the Duke Ellington orchestra, Clark Terry became an even more co...[more]

DON ELLIS/NEW IDEAS New ideas were Don Ellis's forte for all of his drastically curtailed career. A restless experimenter and innovator ...[more]

EARL 'FATHA' HINES/MONDAY DATE with Eddie Smith, Jimmy Archey, Darnell Howard, Pops Foster, Earl Watkins1. Jitterbug Waltz   ...[more]

ELMER SNOWDEN/HARLEM BANJO Banjoist Elmer Snowden only led two albums in the LP era, and his OJC CD reissue is his best showcase. Snowden, w...[more]

Eric Dolphy Out There On Vinyl LP Eric Dolphy's second album as a leader is a departure from his first, Outward Bound, where he used a ...[more]

FLORA PURIM/BUTTERFLY DREAMS The 1974 release of this album on the Fantasy group's Milestone label created an instant impact and launche...[more]

Gene Ammons Boss Tenor On Vinyl LPAt Prestige, Gene Ammons basically did two types of sessions: a jamming situation with several other all-s...[more]

HAMPTON HAWES/SEANCE “Old good music can never be bad, and bad new music can never become good,” Hampton Hawes wrote in his notes for this a...[more]

HELEN HUMES/TAIN'T NOBODY'S BIZ Helen Humes radiated girlish innocence and womanly sensuality. Combined with her intonation, phrasin...[more]

John Coltrane Coltrane On Vinyl LP After establishing himself as a star on the rise with the Miles Davis quintet, the Thelonious Monk quarte...[more]

JOHNNY LYTLE/VILLAGE CALLER Jazz comes in many forms and variations but none is more solidly rooted and enduring than the organ-trio traditi...[more]

Kenny Dorham Quiet Kenny On Vinyl LPKenny Dorham's Quiet Kenny is one of the loveliest albums ever made by a trumpeter and a rhythm sect...[more]

McCOY TYNER/SONGS OF THE NEW WORLD Song of the New World represents a point of departure for McCoy Tyner. In previous recordings he had comp...[more]