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SEEGER, PETE
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IN PRAGUE, 1964
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $29.98 (US) - ($26.98 with *discount) |
FLYRIGHT
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6/22/2001 |
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FOLK/BLUEGRASS:
2-CD set contains the complete recordings made by folk legend Pete Seeger during a 1964 tour. The first CD is the entire March concert, and the second CD contains recordings made the following day at Radio Karlin - in the middle of the Cold War! Pete, solo, sings & plays all the instruments on this genuine tour de force, rounded off by his reminiscenes in word & some sound, made in 2001 with his full cooperation.
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AMMONS, ALBERT JOHNSON, PETE
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BOOGIE-WOOGIE BOYS, 1938-1944
(Stock on hand: 8) |
CD: $18.98 (US) - ($17.08 with *discount) |
MAGPIE
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4/10/1994 |
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BLUES:
w. Meade Lux Lewis, some of these pianists' finest tracks, from Carnegie Hall concerts & rare MacGregor transcription discs, remastered from original discs & acetates
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AMMONS, GENE
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BOSS TENOR
(Stock on hand: 9) |
LP: $12.98 (US) - ($11.68 with *discount) |
ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS
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2/6/2009 |
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JAZZ:
At Prestige, Gene Ammons basically did two types of sessions: a jamming situation with several other all-star horns; or a quartet format featuring a top-flight rhythm section behind him. Whatever the setting, "Jug," as he was nicknamed, displayed that dominant trait held in common with other giants in the grand history of his chosen instrument, the tenor saxophone-the ability to tell a story. Here are the blues, the ballads, Charlie Parker's "Confirmation," and Eddie Heywood's "Canadian Sunset." The latter had been a hit for its pianist-composer and was again for Ammons. An added feature here is the addition of jazz-oriented conga player, Ray Barretto, to the piano, bass, and drums of Tommy Flanagan, Doug Watkins, and Arthur Taylor. OJC 297 (Prestige 7180).
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AMMONS, GENE
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BAD! BOSSA NOVA
(Stock on hand: 2) |
LP: $12.98 (US) - ($11.68 with *discount) |
ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS
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9/21/2010 |
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JAZZ:
Saxophonist Ammons is backed by guitarists Kenny Burrell and Bucky Pizzarelli, pianist Hank Jones, bassist Norman Edge, drummer Oliver Jackson and percussionist Al Hayes on this 1962 release.
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AMMONS, GENE
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BLUE GENE
(Stock on hand: 8) |
LP: $12.98 (US) - ($11.68 with *discount) |
ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS
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2/7/2012 |
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JAZZ:
1958 release by saxophonist Gene Ammons with trumpeter Idrees Sulieman, baritonist Pepper Adams, pianist Mal Waldron, bassist Doug Watkins, drummer Art Taylor and Ray Barretto on congas.
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ERSKINE, PETER
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PETER ERSKINE
(Stock on hand: 2) |
LP: $12.98 (US) - ($11.68 with *discount) |
ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS
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2/6/2009 |
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JAZZ:
Drummer Peter Erskine's first album as a leader recorded in 1982. Backed by trumpeter Randy Brecker, saxophonist Michael Brecker, pianist Kenny Kirkland, bassist Eddie Gomez, vibist Mike Mainieri and Don Alias on conga. Tracks include: Leroy Street, E.S.P., My Ship.
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PETER MANNING ROBINSON
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PHOENIX RISING
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CHASE
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
the composer/keyboardist's debut release is a solo electronic outing featuring richly textured material
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PETE PETERSEN & THE COLLECTION JAZZ ORCHESTRA
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PLAYIN' IN THE PARK
(Stock on hand: 4) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CHASE
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
reissue of the great big band incl. "Take the 'A' Train" seven other standards and one original
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PETE PETERSEN & THE COLLECTION JAZZ ORCHESTRA
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STRAIGHT AHEAD
(Stock on hand: 7) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CHASE
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
live recordings incl. "When Sunny Gets Blue", "Till There Was You"+
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WHITE, PETER
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REVILLEZ-VOUS
(Stock on hand: 9) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CHASE
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
debut release from acoustic guitarist for Basia & Al Stewart, predominantly original instrumentals
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PETE PETERSEN & THE COLLECTION JAZZ ORCHESTRA
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NIGHT & DAY
(Stock on hand: 5) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CHASE
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
Standard big band ensemble augmented w. a French horn section creates a sophisticated, swinging affair w. a variety of arranging styles contributed by Dave Zoller, John Oddo, Mike Abene, Scott Whitfield, Bill Rogers, Rick Stitzel & Sammy Nestico.
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JOHNSON, BUDDY
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WALK 'EM - THE DECCA SESSIONS
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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8/2/1996 |
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BIG BAND:
24 tracks with his Orchestra, featuring Ella Johnson from the 40's & early 50's, also inc. The Bee Jays & vocalists Arthur Prysock & Harold "Geezil" Minerve.
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KING, ALBERT
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MORE BIG BLUES OF ALBERT KING
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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11/2/2001 |
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BLUES:
Mainly known for his stints with Stax & Tomato, Albert King recorded for Robert Lyons' St. Louis-based Bobbin Records from 1959-62. This CD marks the first in-depth overview, and includes his hits "Let's Have A Natural Ball" & "Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong." Compiled & annotated by Ray Topping.
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JOHNSON, JOHNNY & THE BANDWAGON
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BREAKING DOWN THE WALLS OF HEARTACHE: THE BEST OF 1968-1975
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
KENT - UK
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11/7/2008 |
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SOUL:
Depite being virtually unknown in their USA homeland, the upbeat pop-soul of Johnny Johnson and the Bandwagon was a regular feature of the UK charts in the late 60s and early 70s. Consistent touring and promotion of their new releases kept Johnny & Co in the spotlight from 1968 through the first half of the 1970s, and with and without the Bandwagon Johnny Johnson scored more than half a dozen UK Top 40 hits in a four year period - considerably more than many of more famous soul contemporaries.
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JOHNSON, MARV
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I'LL PICK A ROSE FOR MY ROSE - THE COMPLETE MOTOWN RECORDINGS 1964-1971
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $24.98 (US) - ($22.48 with *discount) |
KENT - UK
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5/6/2011 |
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SOUL:
Our collector-oriented series of officially authorised Motown releases continues with this first-time-on-CD reissue of Marv Johnson's "I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose" album from 1969, complete with a bumper 15 bonus tracks from the vaults a 26 track collection: the first CD of this great artist's Motown recordings there has ever been. Tracks not included on original LP: There Goes A Lonely Man, Understanding, S.O.S. (Girl In Distress), Let's Talk It Over, Save My Love For A Rainy Day, She's All I Need (In This World), Farewell Is A Lonely Sound, Another Lonely Night (Completes Another Empty Day), Just Look Through Your Window At The World, Why Do You Want To Let Me Go (mono 45 mix), I'm Not A Plaything (mon 45 mix), I Miss You Baby (How I Miss You)(mono 45 mix), Just The Way You Are (mono 45 mix), I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose (mono 45 mix), You Got The Love I Love (mono 45 mix).
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JOHNSON, ROY LEE AND THE VILLAGERS
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ROY LEE JOHNSON AND THE VILLAGERS
(Stock on hand: 7) |
CD: $14.98 (US) - ($13.48 with *discount) |
BGP
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12/10/2010 |
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SOUL:
Roy Lee Johnson is best known for writing "Mr Moonlight" for Doctor Feelgood and the Interns, which was covered by the Beatles. He made some stunning records for a variety of labels down through the 60s and 70s. His dynamite live performance convinced Jimmy Johnson to record him at Muscle Shoals Sound and sign the record to Stax. It is this rare 1973 masterpiece that we are reissuing here. The album is a brilliant collection of funk, punctuated with a couple of shots of fine southern soul. "The Dryer" and "Patch It Up" are funk club classics and make this album sought-after by collectors. "I Can't Stand This Loneliness" and "Something Special" are fine soul moments that showcase his fine voice.
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WASHINGTON, ALBERT
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SAD AND LONELY
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $14.98 (US) - ($13.48 with *discount) |
WESTBOUND - UK
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12/3/2004 |
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BLUES:
Albert Washington's "Blues And Soul Man" (ACE #727) was drawn from his Fraternity and Jewel recordings and showed him to be a top drawer vocalist/guitarist. In 1973, he travelled down to Memphis to record "Sad And Lonely" for Eastbound Records with the Memphis Horns. The result was prime southern soul, funk and blues. This rare album has now attained cult status and is reissued here on CD for the first time, with one bonus track -- the previously unissued "Steal Away." Respected author Steve Tracy contributes an affectionate note giving the full background to these sessions.
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NICHOLAS, ALBERT WITH THE ART HODES' ALL-STAR STOMPERS
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THE NEW ORLEANS - CHICAGO CONNECTION
(Stock on hand: 17) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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7/6/2012 |
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JAZZ:
Jazz clarinetist Albert Nicholas played with King Oliver and Jelly Roll Morton in the 1920s, Louis Armstrong in the '30s and was a major figure in the traditional jazz revival in New York in the '40s. Pianist Art Hodes was also on the scene in the '20s and recorded for numerous labels including many successful sides with Nicholas for Blue Note in the '40s. In a review of the original LP of this 1959 session Brian Rust said "One is left without any doubt about Nicholas being far and away the greatest living jazz clarinetist." - The Gramophone. Hodes "plays with a darting vivacity which adds a stimulating sense of excitement to even the more mellow easygoing pieces." High Fidelity Magazine. (Previously deleted: 8/1/10. Original release date: 12/3/96)
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NICHOLAS, ALBERT WITH ART HODES' ALL-STAR STOMPERS
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ALBERT'S BACK IN TOWN
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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2/27/2001 |
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JAZZ:
Clarinetist Nicholas was one of the most important musicians of Jazz's Golden Era of the 1920s. He followed Johnny Dodds into the King Oliver band, influenced the clarinet style of Barney Bigard, and was a member of the Louis Armstrong, Chick Webb & Luis Russell orchestras. Nicholas vacationed in Chicago in 1959 where he made time to record this album
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JOHNSON, BUNK
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LAST TESTAMENT
(Stock on hand: 16) |
CD: $11.98 (US) - ($10.78 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
Previously on Columbia Records, but now with two alternates added from digitally restored masters.
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