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Los Conquistadores Chocolates (reissue)
Cat: 10EXP 201331. Rel: 31 Aug 21
Johnny Hammond - "Los Conquistadores Chocolates"
Quasimode - "Los Conquistadores Chocolates"
Review: A really cool concept from Expansion here; one side is a reissued seminal classic, the other is a contemporary version. And what a way to start the start the series; hard bop hero Johnny Hammond influenced pretty much every soul, jazz, rare groove and funk artist who've followed in his path, and the joyously unpredictable "Los Conquistadores Chocolates" is one of his best. Naturally Japanese jazz outfit Quasimode are an ideal remix choice. Known for their wildstyle riffage and signature switches, they've paid the utmost respect to Hammond.
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 in stock $24.02
Chameleon
Chameleon (12")
Cat: MK 65001. Rel: 28 Nov 18
Chameleon (15:31)
Watermelon Man (6:22)
Review: Herbie Hancock has been responsible for many era-defining records over the years - "Rockit" being a particularly good example - but few of his compositions have been quite as game changing as "Chameleon". First featured on 1973 album "Head Hunters", the 15-minute epic was revolutionary in a number of ways, not least in its use of a killer 12-note bassline, "percussive" style guitar parts and loose-limbed funk beat. It remains one of the greatest jazz-funk moments of all time, as this timely reissue proves. This time round, it comes accompanied by another "Head Hunters" classic - Hancock's groovy, synth-laden re-recording of his own 1962 composition "Watermelon Man". Two stone cold classics for the price of one: what's not to like?
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 in stock $17.52
Idle Hands
Cat: SB 7025. Rel: 20 Feb 17
Idle Hands (3:48)
Seeds Of Life (feat Eddie Palmeri) (5:09)
Review: Legendary bandleader Eddie Palmieri took a rare groove excursion from his Latin legacy in the early 70s for two albums as Harlem River Drive. Criminally overlooked, Soul Brother have dusted off two of the many highlights from his self-titled debut; "Idle Hands" is a sleazy, Gaye-style message with an almost spoken word quality to the vocals and a smoky wooziness to the horns while "Seeds Of Life" is a real end-of-set belter that rises and rises with tight orchestration between the guitar, horns and drums. Incredible... This can't be slept on this time round.
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Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong (reissue)
Cat: SS 7008P. Rel: 04 Sep 24
Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong (2:54)
Summer (The First Time) (3:38)
Review: American jazz pianist Gene Harris first released 'Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong' and its counterpart 'Summer' in 1974, when both initially appeared on the classic soul jazz album Astral Signal. Thereafter, it enjoyed a second bout of popularity after being picked up by the trailblazing rare groove scene in London. Now for a third: Selector Series now proffer another reissue of this rare groove workout, a Latin funk gem for an age not yet properly recorded or recognised. Snappy, pugilist drums, wowwing synths and filling choral counterpoints make this a real funk treat.
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Rocket Love
Cat: ATH 126. Rel: 26 Jan 23
Rocket Love (3:47)
No Turnin' Back (3:37)
Review: Detroit-born jazz musician Wendell Harrison did a lot of seminal work with the likes of Phil Ranelin and Tribe in the early part of his career, but he's also slipped out some seriously funky wares like this rare joint originally from 1982 on Wenha Records. Athens Of The North are champions of such records, picking them up, showing them some love and getting them out to a fresh audience, and so it goes on this killer 7", which flips the A and the B so Harrison's version of Stevie Wonder's 'Rocket Love' gets up front in all its groovesome glory.
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 in stock $10.16
Jazz Carnival
Cat: PAN 004. Rel: 02 Oct 24
Jazz Carnival (3:34)
Magic Fly (3:06)
Review: Haze, an Exeter band that in 1981 endlessly toured the South West of England and released the album "SILVERTOPS REFLECTS HAZE" upon which many contemporary tracks were given the Haze treatment from Barry Manilow's 'I Can't Smile Without You' to Johnny Cash's 'Ghost Riders in the Sky'. In the mix Azymuth's Latin funk anthem 'Jazz Carnival' and Space's legendary electronic 'Magic Fly' surfaced, the latter two of which make up this exceptional 7" release by Panorama records, this relatively new label that celebrates idiosyncratic rarities. Haze seem to like breaking down the original and making space between the beats and yet on this A side an already pumping track pumps faster with an extra electronic edge on the Moog-ish organ, whilst paradoxically Haze's lead guitarist takes on Jose Roberto Bertrami's originally syncopated keys in a more regulated way - not a bad thing if not a jazz dancer but someone who just loves to dance! Intelligently, Panorama have coupled this with Haze's percussion heavy version of 'Magic Fly' on the B side, that even if it remains more so electronic, even poppy, it nicely compliments the Brazilian homage of side A. If you love a rare version, 7" 45s and early 80s jazz funk with a synthesised edge you'll love this.
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Melodies Record Club 001: Four Tet Selects
Jackie McLean & Michael Carvin - "De I Comahlee Ah" (extended) (12:22)
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath - "MRA" (6:48)
Review: The cult Melodies International label run by Floating Points and Mafalda starts a new series here. Melodies Record Club will find each curated by a different guest DJ or producer with the first one selected by the always on point Kieran Hebden aka Four Tet. He picks some of the tracks he used to spin at the legendary Plastic People and first up is an extended version of 1975 tune 'De I Comahlee Ah' by jazz stars Jackie McLean and Michael Carvin. Chris McGregor's Brotherhood Of Breath takes care of the flip with the big band energy and excellent horn work of 'MRA.'
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Avessos
Avessos (7" in gatefold sleeve + insert)
Cat: DYNAM 7098. Rel: 29 Oct 21
Avessos (10:15)
Divagacao 6/8 (7:31)
Review: While best known for their funk and soul reissues, Dynamite Cuts do frequently dig deeper and look further afield for musical inspiration. They're at it again here, offering up a lavishly packaged "45" featuring two killer cuts from Brazilian saxophonist and flautist Hector Costita's jazz-funk/jazz-fusion album 1981 (which, you guessed it, was first released in 1981). A-side 'Avessos' is warming, gentle and groovy, with Costita's jaunty sax motifs rising above a samba-jazz beat, restless triangle percussion and some seriously toasty electric piano lines. 'Divagacao' is a more up-tempo nd rhythmically interesting affair that reminded us of Azymuth while also boasting some genuinely dazzling sax solos.
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The Catfish
The Catfish (7" + sticker)
Cat: DYNAM 7143. Rel: 09 May 24
The Catfish (6:48)
Head-Egg (5:47)
Review: 'The Catfish' by Peter Herbolzheimer is a thrilling addition to Dynamite Cuts' 7" series, featuring the German big band jazz maestro's powerhouse sound. Originally recorded live at the renowned ONKELPO in Sweden, this release features two monster tracks that pack a punch. On the Side-1, 'The Catfish' delivers a heavy moog and drum groove layered with outstanding horn sections, creating an electrifying atmosphere that is sure to get listeners moving. Meanwhile, the Side-2 offers 'Head Egg,' an uptempo and powerful groove with a banger of a drum loop that will leave audiences craving more. For fans of big band funk and jazz, this 7" release is a must-have addition to any collection, offering irresistible energy and infectious grooves that will captivate music lovers of all stripes.
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Little Sunflower (reissue)
Little Sunflower (reissue) (yellow vinyl 12")
Cat: AS671A BYELLOW. Rel: 23 Feb 23
Little Sunflower (9:11)
Little Sunflower (9:11)
Review: Freddie Hubbard's 1979 version of 'Little Sunflower' is a soul-jazz classic. Since the full version of Hubbard's vocal re-make (the trumpeter first recorded an instrumental take in 1968) only ever appeared on a hard-to-find promo 12", this Record Store Day reissue should be an essential purchase. It remains a gentle, breezy and sunset-ready jazz-dance gem, with Hubbard's emotion-rich vocals and mazy trumpet solos riding Latin-tinged percussion, elastic double bass and some suitably jammed-out jazz pianos.
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Played by: Osmose
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Watarase (Joe Claussell remix)
Cat: STUDIOMULE 41. Rel: 31 Aug 22
Watarase (Joe Claussell remix) (16:00)
Watarase (feat Yuki Kaneko Symphonic Poem) (13:15)
Review: Some expansive, cinematic, orchestral spiritual jazz for you here, from the trio of talents that Fumio Itabashi, Kuniyiki and Henrik Schwarz. While the latter two are generally better-known for their deep and sometimes tech-tinged house and ambient productions, the original mix of 'Watarese' (featured here on side B) is a dense, immersive jazz soundscape laden with evocative Japanese vocals, improvised piano, moody orchestration and definite nods towards vintage free-jazz. Spiritual Life supremo Joaquin 'Joe' Clausell provides the remix and, somewhat predictably, steals the show. His take is gently rhythmic, sun-splashed spiritual jazz full of hand percussion, fluid piano motifs and rubbery double bass.
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タグ: Japanese jazz | Japanese
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Happy Tears
Happy Tears (12" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: JZ 0867. Rel: 13 Nov 24
The Tony Williams Lifetime - "Happy Tears" (feat Laura Logan)
Haxmjolk - "Eskimo Heat"
Review: Jazz Peace has been digging in the archives to put together this new and limited 12", 'Happy Tears'. The original 1975 studio sessions captured the essence of Stockholm, Sweden, with tracks from the unreleased album Wildlife. Recorded during a pivotal moment in the mid-70s, this 45 offers up raw, unfiltered material that offers a glimpse into the creative process of the era. The music blends rich instrumentation with experimental flair that delivers a unique sound that's both nostalgic and timeless.
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Rejoice
Rejoice (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: 405053 855749. Rel: 20 Mar 20
Robbers Thugs & Muggers (O'Galajani) (4:36)
Agbada Bougou (5:23)
Coconut Jam (3:22)
Never (Lagos Never Gonna Be The Same) (3:49)
Slow Bones (5:48)
Jabulani (Rejoice, Here Comes Tony) (5:36)
Obama Shuffle Strut Blues (4:39)
We've Landed (4:39)
Review: Two titans of African music come together for a collaboration that will sadly never be repeated after the passing of the late Hugh Masekela. Allen's instantly recognisable drumming and Masekela's iconic trumpet are a match made in heaven - after all their paths first crossed back in the 70s thanks to Fela Kuti's galvanizing energy. Forget the throwback stuff trying to capture the spirit of the originators, this IS the originators sounding cool and deadly in every way. Funk lovers, Afrobeat heads, curious ears and dancing souls take heed - this right here is an unmissable transmission from two grandmasters in their field.
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タグ: Afrobeat | Afro Funk | Afro Jazz
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Tension
Tension (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BTR 103LP. Rel: 07 Nov 24
Tension (4:51)
Major (3:53)
Hatula (5:46)
Yashan (7:17)
Delilah (4:50)
Dung Gate (4:06)
Review: Tension sees Ethio-jazz innovator Mulatu Astatke join forces with Tel Aviv's Hoodna Orchestra, creating a vibrant fusion of Astatke's signature sound with the orchestra's Afro funk dynamism. This collaboration is a masterclass in blending classic Ethio-jazz with contemporary influences. The album kicks off with 'Tension,' a track that infuses Astatke's enchanting vibraphone with a powerful rhythm section, driven by Matan Assayag's energetic drumming and a compelling brass motif. 'Major' later introduces a joyous, swinging groove, showcasing the orchestra's chemistry and Drabkin's stellar organ solo. Tracks like 'Hatula' and 'Yashan' capture a blend of intricate melodies and traditional Ethio-jazz flavours, while 'Delilah' reverently nods to Mulatu's early Latin-jazz roots. The album concludes with 'Dung Gate', a slow, mesmerising piece featuring Birenbaum's layered percussion and the brass section's evocative presence. Tension stands out as both a tribute to Astatke's legacy and a groundbreaking exploration in Ethio-jazz, marking a high point in the Hoodna Orchestra's evolving sound.
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Christening For Listening: A Soundtrack For Every Body
Cat: AAR 888. Rel: 08 Jan 20
Spectrum Suite: Keynote C: Red (2:50)
Spectrum Suite: Keynote D: Orange (2:37)
Spectrum Suite: Keynote E: Yellow (3:40)
Spectrum Suite: Keynote F: Green (3:33)
Spectrum Suite: Keynote G: Blue (4:02)
Spectrum Suite: Keynote A: Indigo (4:10)
Spectrum Suite: Keynote B: Violet (4:28)
Be-Muse-ment (4:34)
Trans-Pan Dance (8:01)
Subtle Body Suite (9:48)
Review: Long regarded as one of the most prolific producers of new age music, Steven Halpern has released an astonishing number of albums since making his debut 45 years ago. Even so, few of his full-lengths are quite as sought after as the LP that started it all, 1975's "Christening For Listening: A Soundtrack For Every Body". Here it gets the reissue treatment, admittedly with a relatively limited pressing. The album is rich and evocative, joining the dots between new age, ambient and experimental jazz, with the seven-part A-side "Spectrum Suite" offering a slowly shifting journey that should really be listened to in its entirety. Closer "Subtle Body Suite", a moody, up-tempo dancefloor jazz number full of squally trumpet solos, is also incredible.
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Colour Yes (Special Edition)
Cat: GONDLP 003SE. Rel: 30 Jun 21
Colour Yes (8:38)
Together (11:09)
I've Found Joy (5:37)
Mudita (5:21)
Me & You (6:40)
I've Been Here Before (13:08)
It's What We Do (bonus track) (7:40)
Ai (bonus track) (8:24)
Review: As part of his Gondwana label's 10th anniversary, masterful Manchester trumpeter and contemporary jazz trendsetter Matthew Halsall has put together a special deluxe edition of his beautiful "Colour Yes" album with thick reverse board sleeves, silver block letter foiling and two printed inner sleeves. First released in 2009, the album showcases Halsall's deeply emotive style across the 8 achingly good, supremely spiritual tracks that glow with gorgeous piano playing, gently lilting drums and his own fantastic leads.
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An Ever Changing View
An Ever Changing View (2xLP + MP3 download code in debossed sleeve)
Cat: GONDLP 62. Rel: 15 Sep 23
Tracing Nature (1:04)
Water Street (8:14)
An Ever Changing View (6:29)
Calder Shapes (7:01)
Mountains, Trees & Seas (5:03)
Field Of Vision (1:09)
Jewels (6:29)
Sunlight Reflection (1:17)
Natural Movement (5:04)
Triangles In The Sky (6:39)
Review: Matthew Halsall's trajectory as a leading light of spiritual jazz in the UK continues apace with his stellar new album An Ever Changing View. Restlessly prolific and drawing from a seemingly bottomless well of ideas, he approached this record as a reset of sorts, affording himself freedom to explore sound in all aspects. The end result remains true to his velvet-smooth approach, delivering understated instrumental flourishes around delicate grooves to make for the gentlest of access points for the labyrinthe halls of jazz, but as ever there's much nuance and complexity bedded into these delicate compositions to yield new discoveries over repeated listens.
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Played by: RUSTAM OSPANOFF.
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Bright Sparkling Light
Bright Sparkling Light (limited 12" + MP3 download code in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: GONDEP 63. Rel: 29 Feb 24
Bright Sparkling Light (7:38)
Newborough Forest (7:02)
The Tide & The Moon (9:58)
Review: Reissued on Gondwana after an unexpected sea-change, Matthew Halsall's Bright Sparkling Light was originally conceived as a tour-only exclusive, its three exquisites, averaging seven to ten minutes per suite, serving only the most loyal and dedicated of fans eager enough to clasp their mitts around the limited edition at the time of his EU and UK tour in October-November 2023. Now, its rarefied airs get dropped; so too do the folk scramble to lend it a second listen, discovering Halsall's preference for hypnotic drones, tenor sax progressions crafted around lush flute loops, and portrayals of the artist's favourite rural location: Newborough Forest, both at daytime and nighttime. 'The Tide And The Moon' is the closing highlight, nicely closing the gap between dewey morning and crept-in crepuscule.
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Into Forever
Into Forever (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: GONDLP 013. Rel: 13 Apr 21
Only A Woman (feat Josephine Oniyama) (3:45)
As I Walk (feat Josephine Oniyama) (3:25)
Dawn Horizon (1:07)
Badder Weather (feat Josephine Oniyama) (4:10)
These Goodbyes (2:45)
The Land Of (5:00)
Longshan Temple (3:18)
Cushendun (1:25)
Into Forever (feat Josephine Oniyama) (3:34)
Daan Park (6:18)
Jamais Vu (feat Bryony Jarman Pinto) (3:30)
Review: Following 2014's When The World Was One, Halsall and the Gondwana collective continue their spiritual jazz adventure with another immaculate narrative. Now with much more vocal prowess, singer Josephine Oniyama plays a lead role in the story, adding consistency and personality to the Halsall's swooning, cinematic odysseys. Highlights include the Hathaway-style half spoken/half sung "Badder Weather", the frenetic double bass and brushed drum crescendos of "The Land Of", the (lark) ascending strings and oriental scales of "Cushendun" and the smoky, faraway Coltraneisms of the title track. Modern jazz doesn't get any more authentic than this.
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The Dealer
The Dealer (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 894080 0. Rel: 25 Apr 24
The Dealer (6:10)
For Mods Only (4:24)
A Trip (3:07)
Baby, You Know (3:58)
Larry Of Arabia (4:58)
Thoughts (9:22)
Jim-Jeannie (5:26)
Review: Chico Hamilton's The Dealer receives a well-deserved reissue on vinyl for jazz enthusiasts in 2024. Originally released in the midst of the vibrant 60s jazz scene, the album showcases Hamilton's exceptional talent as a drummer and bandleader, with a seamless blend of jazz, funk, and soul, dynamic rhythms and melodic improvisations. Hamilton's distinctive style and innovative approach to composition shine through each track, leaving a lasting impression on the listener. This warranted and welcomed reissue allows both longtime fans and new generations to experience the timeless brilliance of Hamilton's music, reaffirming his status as a jazz great.

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Gears: Remastered Plus 6
Gears: Remastered Plus 6 (gatefold coloured vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: HIQLP 2034. Rel: 12 Apr 21
Tell Me What To Do (5:17)
Los Conquistadores Chocolates (6:06)
Lost On 23rd Street (5:50)
Fantasy (6:01)
Shifting Gears (5:08)
Can't We Smile? (4:32)
A Child's Love (fast) (4:33)
A Child's Love (slow) (5:28)
Song For The Family (6:03)
Detroit Rainbow (3:57)
Funky Native (4:08)
Can't We Smile? (alt) (5:37)
Review: Classic jazz funk album from the legendary Johnny 'Hammond' Smith with a special version with six previously unissued bonus out-takes. Released in 1975 and his 32nd long player, it heralded a fresh chapter in his career that saw him exploring more electronic instrumentation and deeper shades of funk in a similar way to Roy Ayers or Bob James. The result was a timeless document that carries motifs of many of today's artists; the harmonies of "Can't We Smile?", for instance, smack of Plantlife while the punctuated piano work and mirrored squiggling synths on "Song For The Family" echoes with Flying Lotus-style whim. Also a key source of breaks for many junglists, Gears is a historic document that's not only played a strong role in electronic music but still sounds incredible today.
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Gambler's Life (reissue)
Cat: LPSBCS 9. Rel: 31 Oct 22
Gambler's Life (5:52)
Rhodesian Throughfare (6:19)
This Year's Dream (6:23)
Star Borne (7:43)
Back To The Projects (5:42)
Yesterday Was Cool (6:53)
Virgo Lady (6:46)
Call On Me (4:38)
Review: Johnny Hammond was a prolific organist, composer and multidisciplinary artist active throughout the USA for the majority of the 20th Century. By the time the lesser-known LP and meditation on devilish excess 'Gambler's Life' was released in 1974, Hammond's sound had grown unusually cacophonous and was noisy to a kind of perfection that could only be described as an acquired taste. That doesn't deter us, though: this reissue from Soul Brother carefully pays homage to the late great's 28th album, with the broken wonk of 'Rhodesian Thoroughfare', the voluptuous funk of 'Star Borne' and the melismatic virtuosity of 'Virgo Lady' all tempting us back towards the broad gate.
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The Upturned Glass
The Upturned Glass (limited LP)
Cat: BCRLP 01. Rel: 25 Nov 21
6,000 Drunks Clinging To A Landslip (part 1) (1:43)
Morning Walk (5:05)
Pool In The Rose (6:02)
The Upturned Glass (part 1) (5:26)
The Upturned Glass (part 2) (7:49)
Evening Song (4:40)
6,000 Drunks Clinging To A Landslip (part 2) (4:02)
Review: Since first joining forces in 2017, Warren Hampshire and Greg Foat have released some of the most magical albums of recent times - sets that cannily combine their mutual love of pastoral music, jazz-funk, library jazz, soundtracks and heady downtempo grooves. The Upturned Glass, the pair's sixth collaborative full-length, is another genuine gem. Highlights come thick and fast, from the skewed, lo-fi jazz-funk warmth of 'Pool In The Rose' and the string-drenched beauty of opener '6,000 Drunks Clinging to a Landslip' (an amusing title for a genuinely moving track), to the chiming, low-slung brilliance of the two-part title track and the emotive, slow-motion ambient-folk beauty of 'Evening Song'.

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Fat Albert Rotunda (reissue)
Fat Albert Rotunda (reissue) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 2187. Rel: 23 Jan 19
Wiggle-Waggle (5:45)
Fat Mama (3:49)
Tell Me A Bedtime Story (5:00)
Oh! Oh! Here He Comes (4:03)
Jessica (4:12)
Fat Albert Rotunda (6:26)
Lil' Brother (4:22)
Review: Recognised as one of the most prolific jazz pianists of all time, Herbie Hancock played with greats such as Donald Byrd and Miles Davis. He was one of the first to embrace and master the electric piano. He bounced back and forth between his electronic and acoustic sound, touching upon almost every development in R&B, funk and jazz while retaining an original and distinctive voice. Fat Albert Rotunda is the eighth album by Hancock, released in 1969 and his first release for Warner Bros. since his departure from Blue Note Records. The music was originally done for the TV show 'Hey, Hey, Hey, It's Fat Albert' and was a noticeable change in style - incorporating soul music as the basis of his compositions.
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Maiden Voyage (Classic Vinyl Series)
Maiden Voyage (Classic Vinyl Series) (limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 359319 6. Rel: 24 Sep 21
Maiden Voyage (7:57)
The Eye Of The Hurricane (6:05)
Little One (8:50)
Survival Of The Fittest (10:08)
Dolphin Dance (9:20)
Review: Blue Note's Classic Vinyl series is about reissuing vital jazz records on heavyweight vinyl with all new mastering by Kevin Gray of Coherant Audio. Next to get the special treatment it deserves is Herbie Hancock's 1965 classic Maiden Voyage, which is some of the most evocative jazz to have ever been recorded. Net to Hancock, the players were all either present or past members of Miles Davis' quintet, so made for a heavy line-up. Hancock's impressionistic style is here for all to hear with the sublime compositions of 'Dolphin's Dance' and 'Maiden Voyage' and more tumultuous sounds of 'The Eye Of The Hurricane' some of the highlights.
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Empyrean Isles (Classic Vinyl Series) (remastered)
Cat: 485956 2. Rel: 16 Mar 23
One Finger Snap (7:21)
Oliloqui Valley (8:25)
Cantaloupe Island (5:29)
The Egg (14:10)
Review: Blue Note's Classic Vinyl Series turns its focus to the one and only Herbie Hancock here for another superb reissue that will keep the jazz heads happy. His long player Empyrean Isles landed in 1964 as his fourth overall. For this one Hancock linked up with his Miles Davis bandmates including Ron Carter on bass and Tony Williams on drums with Freddie Hubbard also on board with his trusty trumpet. The record works through hard bop and modal as well as plenty of soulful jazz sounds and is another standout in Hancock's discography.
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Speak Like A Child (Classic Vinyl Series)
Speak Like A Child (Classic Vinyl Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 583203 2. Rel: 18 Apr 24
Riot (4:39)
Speak Like A Child (7:44)
First Trip (5:55)
Toys (5:48)
Goodbye To Childhood (7:06)
The Sorcerer (5:37)
Review: Speak Like A Child by Herbie Hancock is a groundbreaking album that defies categorization, blending elements of post-bop, modal jazz, and funk into a cohesive and forward-thinking sound only to be slotted into a wide spanning genre like Jazz-Fusion. The title track, 'Speak Like A Child', is a standout composition that highlights Hancock's signature piano playing, characterized by its lyrical melodies and inventive harmonies. The album features intricate arrangements and complex rhythms, with each track offering a unique sonic journey for the listener. Hancock's ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz while maintaining a deep respect for the genre's roots is clear throughout the album. 'Speak Like A Child' remains a landmark recording in Hancock's discography, cementing his status as one of the most influential figures in modern jazz.
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Fat Albert Rotunda (reissue)
Fat Albert Rotunda (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile translucent purple vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 2187C. Rel: 01 Oct 24
Wiggle-Waggle
Fat Mama
Tell Me A Bedtime Story
Oh! Oh! Here He Comes
Jessica
Fat Albert Rotunda
Lil' Brother
Review: Fat Albert Rotunda represents one of Herbie Hancock's earliest forays into jazz-funk and is centred around the music he composed for the Fat Albert cartoon show. Released between his landmark album Maiden Voyage in 1965 and the classic Head Hunters from 1973, it stands out in Hancock's catalogue - despite said catalogue being so packed with gems. The album features funky tracks like 'Fat Mama' and jazz-oriented tunes such as 'Tell Me A Bedtime Story', wih Hancock supported by a stellar sextet including Joe Henderson on tenor sax, Johnny Coles on trumpet and Buster Williams on bass. Although Hancock's work spans various developments in jazz, funk, and r&b, he always maintained a unique voice, and this is a great example of it at its most distinctive.
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Played by: DJ ROCCA
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Black Cream (50th Anniversary Edition)
Black Cream (50th Anniversary Edition) (limited translucent orange & black swirl vinyl LP)
Cat: RLGM 18561PMI. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Black Cream (3:42)
Then Came You (3:33)
Don't Cry Girl (3:57)
The Need To Be (4:38)
Let's Put It All Together (4:30)
Color Me Soul (2:58)
Corner Of The Sky (3:27)
Feel Like Makin' Love (3:41)
Send In The Clowns (5:28)
Mack The Knife (3:23)
Review: This 50th Anniversary Edition resurrects a forgotten gem of 1970s soul-jazz, showcasing the masterful arrangements and musicianship of The Harold Wheeler Consort. It's a thrilling colliision of jazz harmonies, funk grooves and soulful melodies, with Wheeler's piano leading the way through a series of vibrant and eclectic compositions. From the infectious energy of the title track to the smooth sophistication of 'Then Came You', the album is a testament to Wheeler's talent as a composer and arranger. The B-side continues the journey, with tracks like 'Color Me Soul' and 'Feel Like Makin' Love' showcasing the band's versatility and deep understanding of soul and jazz traditions.


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Live At The It Club (reissue)
Live At The It Club (reissue) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 588079 0. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Funky Pullett (7:46)
I'm Still Sad (8:50)
Baby Man (5:27)
Love For Sale (8:18)
Sittin' Duck (7:34)
Review: The Three Sounds, one of Blue Note's most productive acts, evolved significantly by 1970. Under the leadership of pianist Gene Harris, the trio welcomed bassist Henry Franklin and drummer Carl Burnett into its ranks, infusing their blues and gospel foundations with a funkier, more vibrant rhythm. This shift is brilliantly captured in Live at the 'It Club', a rousing live recording that highlights their transformation. The record demonstrates how the trio, especially through Burnett's drumming and Franklin's basslines, pushed their sound into funkier territories while maintaining their soulful hard-bop roots. The rhythm section's infectious groove drives the music, giving it a loose, swinging feel where the groove is paramount. Tracks like 'Funky Pullett' and 'Love for Sale' showcase this new dynamic, where the interplay between the trio adds layers of grit and soul to their performances. Live at the 'It Club' remains a thoroughly enjoyable listen with the trio's unique blend of soul-jazz with a fresh, funky twist proudly presented.
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What We Need
What We Need (limited 7")
Cat: P7 6455. Rel: 10 Feb 22
Wendel Harrison & Phil Ranelin - "What We Need" (4:04)
Wendel Harrison - "The Wok" (4:23)
Review: "A New Dimension In Cultural Awareness" were the words of Tribe Records' co-founder and trombonist Phil Ranelin as the label emerged in a vibrant Detroit in 1972. Together with other co-founder and saxophonist Wendell Harrison, the duo delivered the first of what would become a treasure trove of spiritual jazz releases with 1973's Message From the Tribe. P-vine has lifted its first track"What We Need" for the a-side with the b-side "The Wok" taken from Harrison's 1981 album Organic Dream.
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Everything Is Everything
Everything Is Everything (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: AAPA 05245. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)
Je Vous Aime (I Love You)
I Believe To My Soul
Misty
Sugar Lee
Tryin' Times
Thank You Master (For My Soul)
The Ghetto
To Be Young, Gifted & Black
Review: Upon its release in 1970, Donny Hathaway's latest album was met with critical acclaim but modest commercial success. The LP showcased Hathaway's extraordinary versatility, blending gospel, jazz, blues and soul into a cohesive whole. It was a rich tapestry of influences, marked by Hathaway's stunning vocal prowess and his ability to craft arrangements that felt both intricate and organic. The album also set the stage for his subsequent works, cementing Hathaway as one of the most important voices of his generation. Tracks like 'The Ghetto' and 'Tryin' Times' revealed his commitment to addressing social issues, while songs like 'Thank You Master' and 'Je Vous Aime' showcased his personal and spiritual depth. In the decades since its release, Everything Is Everything has grown in stature, celebrated as a cornerstone of soul music.
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Now Playing
Now Playing (limited translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: ATL 726393.1. Rel: 20 Jun 24
The Ghetto (2:44)
Giving U (3:52)
A Song For You (mono version) (3:20)
Little Ghetto Boy (3:51)
Jealous Guy (live) (3:09)
Where Is The Love (feat Roberta Flack) (2:40)
You've Got A Friend (feat Roberta Flack) (3:24)
Someday We'll All Be Free (4:05)
I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know (mono version) (4:39)
Love, Love, Love (3:21)
Review: This Now Playing album on Atlanta celebrates Donny Hathaway with a tracklist that embodies his signature themes of love, hope, and introspection. Featuring iconic hits such as 'The Ghetto - Part 1,' 'A Song For You,' and the soulful duet 'Where Is The Love' with Roberta Flack, Hathaway's emotive vocals and profound lyrics take centre stage. Addressing social issues, tracks like 'Little Ghetto Boy' add depth to the collection. Concluding with the uplifting 'Someday We'll All Be Free,' this compilation resonates with soul-stirring melodies and resilient messages and allows Hathaway's legacy to shine brightly and leave an indelible mark on listeners with his timeless and enduring spirit.
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Splonge! An Introduction To Tubby Hayes
Cat: 756633 4. Rel: 10 Apr 25
Tubbsville (4:01)
You For Me (4:36)
Lady 'E' (3:16)
Angel Eyes (6:07)
Johnny One Note (7:34)
Pedro's Walk (4:43)
Bluesology (5:04)
Blues In Orbit (3:23)
For Members Only (7:23)
Hey Jude (3:31)
Review: Decca Records, a champion of British jazz and particularly the homegrown talent of the 50s, 60s and 70s, continues its exploration of those eras. Curated by Mark Baxter, this is the perfect entry point for those unfamiliar with the virtuoso saxophonist, flautist, vibraphonist and composer Hayes, gathering ten tracks originally recorded for the Fontana label between 1961 and 1969 and answering to the question "Where do I start with Tubby Hayes?" Hayes was a significant figure in British jazz, a multi-instrumentalist and composer whose work spanned various styles, from hard bop to modal jazz. This collection showcases the breadth of his talent, highlighting key moments from his prolific period with Fontana. It's a chance to hear Hayes at his peak, demonstrating his technical prowess and his distinctive musical voice. Here, seasoned jazz aficionados are offered a curated selection of familiar favorites, perhaps revealing new nuances with fresh ears. But its primary purpose is to introduce new listeners to Hayes's brilliance and by focusing on a specific era and label, the compilation offers a coherent taste of Hayes's evolution throughout the 60s
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Mind Games
Mind Games (LP 再プレス)
Cat: AOTNLP 067. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Mind Games (6:47)
Pretty Melody (1:55)
Titi (4:48)
The Essence Of Jai (5:50)
Ceta Theme (intro) (0:46)
Ceta Theme (1:28)
I'll Always Be There (5:26)
Daddy Rob (2:42)
Jobman Caravan (3:20)
Donna (1:16)
Cast Your Fate To The Wind (4:43)
Review: An exceptional, almost entirely unreleased jazz-funk LP from Roland Haynes Jr., previously known only for a single 45 released in 1983 (included here). If you're thinking undiscovered James Mason, you're on the right track. This LP is huge, even by the highest standards. Until now, that rare single was the only material trace of Haynes and his band. However, Haynes meticulously documented his musical journey, recording both packed-out live gigs and studio sessions. The tracks on this release come directly from Haynes' personal archive, offering an incredible glimpse into his unreleased, carefully crafted studio work.
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Live At The Quarter Moon
Cat: AOTNLP 070. Rel: 26 Sep 24
Whats Going On (13:57)
Roland Haynes Jr Interview (3:26)
Cast Your Fate To The Wind (9:21)
Rain Dance (9:57)
Europa (9:14)
Loving You In Autumn (9:31)
The Baron (14:19)
Titi (7:22)
Review: Roland Haynes Jr. and his band Phenix may have only released one 45 in 1983, but their legacy extends far beyond that solitary record. This new collection of live recordings from the Quarter Moon club in Orangeburg, South Carolina, reveals the brilliance of Haynes and his ensemble. The album features a vibrant mix of originals and covers, including renditions of tracks by Marvin Gaye, Santana, Hubert Laws and The Jeff Lorber Fusion. These recordings, drawn from Haynes' personal archive, showcase the band's exceptional talent and ability to reinterpret classics while adding their own unique flair. The collection allows Haynes to assert his place among the most innovative jazz and soul artists of his time, capturing the energy and creativity of Phenix in their prime.
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Mode For Joe (Classic Vinyl Series)
Mode For Joe (Classic Vinyl Series) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 552425 6. Rel: 15 Feb 24
A Shade Of Jade (7:09)
Mode For Joe (7:57)
Black (6:55)
Caribbean Fire Dance (6:45)
Granted (7:24)
Free Wheelin' (6:41)
Review: Released in 1966, Joe Henderson's Mode For Joe is a captivating jazz work that showcases his unparalleled skill and artistry as a saxophonist and composer. It came at a time when Henderson was at the peak of his creative powers and leading a stellar ensemble that included Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, and Bobby Hutcherson. From the infectious groove of 'A Shade of Jade' to the haunting beauty of 'Black,' each track offers a mesmerising blend of intricate melodies and vibrant improvisation. Henderson's rich tone and expressive phrasing command attention throughout and it is that which makes Mode For Joe such a well-regarded work that still holds great value today.
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Power To The People
Power To The People (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: CR 00655. Rel: 14 Mar 24
Black Narcissus (4:50)
Afro-Centric (7:02)
Ron Carter - "Opus One-Point-Five" (4:56)
Isotope (4:55)
Power To The People (8:36)
Moross-Latouche - "Lazy Afternoon" (6:34)
Foresight & Afterthought (An Impromptu Suite In Three Movements) (5:35)
Review: Craft Recordings offer up an in-demand reissue of Joe Henderson's Power To The People, an abiding classic in the domain of New York hard bop, and one of three standouts in Henderson's Milestone Records era, through which the completist listener may chart and increasing political awareness and stylistic horizon-expansion on the artist's behalf. Recorded during a turbulent phase in the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, Power To The People raises a clenched fist in favour of democracy and equality, whilst at the same time incorporates many an unforeheard sound and instrument for Henderson, from electric piano to bass and enlisting the aid of fusion greats like Herbie Hancock and Ron Carter - all amounting to the jazz equivalent of a revolutionary event, after which nothing would ever be the same.
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Multiple (Jazz Dispensary Top Shelf Series)
Cat: 726546 0. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Tress-Cun-Deo-La (10:28)
Bwaata (10:54)
Song For Sinners (6:13)
Turned Around (6:35)
Me, Among Others (7:04)
Review: Joe Henderson's synergistic 1973 sax record first came to Milestone Records amid the musician's long and storied fusion-crossing-into-free-jazz period. With a Warholian front cover and a punch-packing cast of talents behind him - from Larry Willis to James Blood Ulmer to Dave Holland to Jack DeJohnette - this is indeed a milestone, charging terminals of funk, blue jazz and Afrobeat, and crossing into both the spiritual and the atonal. Mid-record high-point 'Song For Sinners' almost certainly takes after Sun Ra with its trembling saxophones above a distended groove, while 'Turned Around' is a lot freer and easygoing and yet far more determined in the rhythm section.
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Played by: DJ ROCCA
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Who We Are
Who We Are (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: BLV 8641LP. Rel: 10 Oct 24
Love Is Like A Movie (feat Judi Jackson) (4:31)
Take It Higher (4:13)
Who We Are (3:33)
Synchronicity (2:59)
Mississippi Goddam (4:22)
Fly Away (feat Aja Monet) (3:12)
Same Old Song (3:02)
All For You (feat Mak) (4:49)
Today (interlude) (2:57)
Tin Girl (3:55)
Oh La (feat Binker Golding) (6:00)
Love At The Venice Biennale (4:17)
Water (4:08)
Autumn (feat Theo Croker) (4:47)
Review: London-born Ashley Henry returns with his latest project, Who We Are via Naive Records. This new release highlights Henry's distinctive approach to music, blending introspective self-expression with vibrant jazz influences. Who We Are is a rich blend of sound where Henry's ethereal falsetto meets lush piano melodies and rhythmic percussion. His self-produced compositions create an inviting sonic space that highlights his introspective lyrics and deep-rooted self-assurance. The album reflects Henry's journey through self-discovery and collective empowerment, urging listeners to value each other's dreams and find inspiration within their communities. Henry's music draws from his London upbringing and Jamaican heritage, combining classical training with the profound influences of Black radical traditions. Inspired by icons such as James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Ahmed Jamal and George Benson, Henry's work resonates with both historical depth and contemporary relevance.
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Down On The Road By The Beach (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 061LP. Rel: 24 Sep 19
Blue Beach - Welcome To Your Beach (4:14)
Never Find A Girl (To Love Me Like You Do) (2:49)
By The Pool (2:18)
Roll Over, Beethoven - Out Of The Beach (2:23)
In The Shade (3:20)
Looking Across The Street (5:02)
Long Distance Look (2:13)
Hot Afternoon (2:43)
Crying In The Sun (3:02)
The Next Time (2:33)
Miss BB Walks Away (3:48)
Sleep Walk (2:14)
Standing There (3:48)
Review: While he enjoyed a brief career as a musician in the 1960s, by the time he recorded debut album "Down On The Road By The Beach" in 1983 Steve Hiett was better known as one of the world's leading fashion photographers. In fact, it was at the suggestion of a Japanese gallery owner that he got back in the studio to record what has long been regarded as an impossible-to-find Balearic gem. Hiett's reverb and delay-laden Peter Green style guitar passages take centre stage throughout, winding in and out of languid grooves and ambient electronics to create what some have called "the ultimate desert island disc" - a record of such lazy, sun-kissed beauty that it sounds tailor made for drowsy days waking up on the beach.
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J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan Volume 3
J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz From Japan Volume 3 (gatefold 3xLP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: BBE 652CLP. Rel: 26 Feb 21
Yasuhiro Kohno Trio & One - "Song Of Island" (10:51)
Shigeharu Mukai - "Cumulonimbus" (8:59)
Kohsuke Mine - "Morning Tide" (9:13)
Hideyasu Terakawa Quartet - "Black Nile" (feat Hiroshi Fujii) (11:33)
Aki Takase Trio - "Song For Hope" (8:18)
Itakura Katsuyuki Trio - "Honey Sanba" (5:28)
Ryusei Tomoyose Quartet - "Kirisame" (7:25)
Masao Nakajima Quartet - "Kemo Sabe" (6:13)
Hiroshi Murakami & Dancing Sphinx - "Phoebus" (9:17)
Masaru Imada Trio & One - "Planets" (5:07)
Tatsuya Nakamura - "1/4 Samba II" (11:36)
Eiji Nakayama - "Cumorah" (10:29)
Koichi Matsukaze Trio - "Acoustic Chicken" (feat Ryojiro Furusawa) (20:05)
Review: Since launching two years ago, Tony Higgins and Mike Peden's J-Jazz series has become an indispensable guide to Japan's modern jazz scene. The third volume continues in a similar vein to its predecessors, gathering together sought-after, overlooked and little-known cuts from across the jazz spectrum (think spiritual, modal, fusion, post-bop and Latin), all of which were recorded by Japanese artists in the 1960s, '70s and '80s. The standard of music is, somewhat predictably, breathtakingly high throughout, with highlights including the weighty post-modal bop of Koshuke Mine's 'Morning Tide', the sun-kissed Brazil-inspired brilliance of Hideo Shiraki's 'Groovy Samba', and a string of funk-fuelled, dancefloor-friendly workouts from Hiroshi Murakami & Dancing Sphynx, Shigeharu Muka and the Ryojiro Furusawa Quartet.
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Dance With Death (Tone Poet Series)
Dance With Death (Tone Poet Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: BST 73160. Rel: 02 Mar 23
Yellow Violet (5:31)
Partitions (5:51)
Fish 'N Rice (7:27)
Dance With Death (6:34)
Love Nocturne (6:43)
Black Sabbath (6:26)
Review: Andrew Hill's debut album first came to the jazz giant Blue Note Records in 1963, but it wasn't until almost two decades later in 1980 when the titanic 'Dance With Death' laid down the pianist's existential side. A six-track meander through melodic post-bop, high-note ivory-tinkings, and an unmistakable focus on swing as its rhythmic base, this is almost certainly an unforgettable brush with the other side. Hill's piano is muted yet stark, providing a neatly blue counterpoint to the stereoized and doubled-up trumpet parts played by Charles Tolliver and Joe Farrell.
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Grass Roots (reissue) (Tone Poet Series)
Grass Roots (reissue) (Tone Poet Series) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 551876 9. Rel: 17 Jan 25
Grass Roots (5:37)
Venture Inward (4:45)
Mira (6:21)
Soul Special (8:20)
Bayou Red (7:46)
Review: Andrew Hill's 1968 release merges intricate rhythms with dense, harmonically rich compositions that push the boundaries of jazz. The ensemble, featuring Lee Morgan and Booker Ervin, dives into challenging material that unfolds with every listen. The intricate brass work on tracks like 'Grass Roots' contrasts with the fluidity of Hill's piano, while the rhythm section locks into an effortlessly tight groove. Hill's compositions are complex yet absorbing, blending intellectual depth with emotional resonance, creating a unique sonic landscape that rewards careful listening.

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At The Hickory House Vol 1 (remastered)
At The Hickory House Vol 1 (remastered) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 588078 9. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Take Me In Your Arms
Dear Old Stockholm
Billie's Bounce
I'll Remember April
Lady Bird
Mad About The Boy
Ain't Misbehavin'
These Foolish Things
Jeepers Creepers
The Moon Was Yellow
Review: Jutta Hipp's At The Hickory House Vol. 1 is a window into a world where jazz piano can swing without fanfare and charm without overstatement. Recorded live in 1956, it captures a moment in time where Hipp, a little-known German transplant to New York, performed with bassist Peter Ind and drummer Ed Thigpen in a tight, energetic trio format. Hipp's lightly-swinging style moves effortlessly through bebop themes and standards, showing a deftness that feels unforced and natural, with just the right amount of flair. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is about the purity of soundimono, all-analogue, and mastered from the original tapes by Kevin Gray. The 180g pressing at Optimal guarantees that every note rings out with clarity, allowing listeners to experience Hipp's playing as it was meant to be heard. It's as close to stepping into that intimate club setting as you'll get without a time machine. There's a reason this release still resonates: the understated brilliance of a pianist who never quite got the limelight she deserved, but certainly made a lasting impression on those who tuned in.
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Hiroshi II Hiroshi Vol 1 (reissue)
Hiroshi II Hiroshi Vol 1 (reissue) (translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: HRLP 258. Rel: 18 Aug 22
H2O (5:09)
Beauty & Beast+Bagle (instrumental) (5:48)
Pulse Of Calm (4:55)
Beauty & Beast+Bagle (dub) (6:21)
Pulse Of Calm (Guitar) (4:55)
Eastwood Rides Again (3:08)
Review: Hiroshi II Hiroshi was a one-off project from Hiroshi Fujiwara and Hiroshi Kawanbe which came out on File Records in 1993. It's a flawless gem of island boogie smoothed out to a gentle lull, buffeted along by breezy guitar licks and mellow Rhodes, quite happily reclining on a melodious phrase or two for as long as necessary to ensure ultimate relaxation. 'H2O' in particular is a float-adrift masterpiece, while 'Beauty & Beast + Bagel (Dub)' teases a little intrigue in amidst the placid waters without kicking up a fuss. Now it's being repressed on appropriately clear blue vinyl, bringing a perfect nugget of chill-out charm within reach for all your lounging, poolside or hammock-based needs.
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Played by: Manu Archeo
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HERstory
HERstory (eco mix vinyl LP)
Cat: JRF 0052LP. Rel: 25 Jul 24
This Is Her (5:11)
Rules Based Order (5:04)
It Doesn't Matter (6:03)
This Love (4:20)
A Seed (6:52)
Reckoning (3:30)
I'll Keep (3:38)
Magic (5:24)
Review: Since her 2019 joint LP These Days with Daniel Casimir on jazz re:freshed, Tess Hirst has been crafting her debut solo album which now finally sees the light of day. It features Richard Spaven on drums, Sarah Tandy on piano, and Tomorrow's Warriors StringTing, all under the production and arrangement of Casimir, who also plays various basses. Magic celebrates inspiring women and pays tribute to Hirst's West London roots with a lead single that embodies resilience, while 'A Seed' transforms challenges into beauty, 'Reckoning' is smoky downtempo bliss with Hirst's ethereal voice always the main attraction.
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Body & Soul (reissue)
Body & Soul (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: MGV 8197. Rel: 13 Jun 24
Body & Soul (6:20)
They Can't Take That Away From Me (4:12)
Darn That Dream (6:18)
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off (3:25)
Comes Love (4:01)
Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You (5:38)
Embraceable You (6:48)
Moonlight In Vermont (3:50)
Review: Billie Holiday's 1957 recording stands as a timeless gem in jazz history, showing the unparalleled talent of Lady Day alongside a stellar ensemble. With luminaries like Ben Webster on tenor saxophone, Harry "Sweets" Edison on trumpet, and Jimmy Rowles on piano, Holiday is supported by some of the finest musicians of the era. This audiophile-grade reissue from the Verve/Universal Music Enterprises Acoustic Sounds Series ensures that Holiday's brilliance is preserved in its most authentic form. Mastered by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound from the original analog tapes and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings, the album offers a pristine listening experience. The musicianship on display is exceptional, with each member of the ensemble contributing to the rich tapestry of sound. From the sturdy standards to the luminous renditions of Gershwin classics, Holiday's vocals shine brightly, buoyed by the sensitive accompaniment of her bandmates. The gatefold old-style tip-on jacket, crafted by Stoughton Printing Co, adds a touch of elegance to this collector's item. With its mono presentation, this reissue captures the intimate and authentic sound of the original recording, allowing listeners to experience the timeless beauty of Billie Holiday's artistry. This reissue is perfect for jazz aficionados and audiophiles alike, offering a definitive version of one of the best jazz records ever made.
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Eye Of The Universe
Eye Of The Universe (limited LP)
Cat: JALP 744. Rel: 12 Jun 24
Eye Of The Universe (Is Blinking) (4:59)
Loneliness Of A Top Pole Vaulter (4:52)
Waltzing (4:48)
One Lover Song (5:30)
Funky Ranking (3:40)
Impressions Of The Blues (4:20)
Hearing Is Believing (5:59)
Envers La Femme (6:06)
Review: Eye of the Universe, recorded by Finnish saxophonist Markus Holkko at Studio Pelto, is a sophisticated blend of jazz traditions and experimental sounds. This album sees Holkko revisiting his roots while innovating with a mix of straight, Latin, and spiritual jazz, infused with elements of west coast cool and psychedelic touches. The core ensemble, featuring Juuso Rinta on double bass, Samuli Rautiainen on electric piano, and Teemu Mustonen on drums and percussion, lays down a foundation of organic, acoustic jazz. Additional layers by Teemu Akerblom on electric guitar and sitar, alongside Holkko's analog synthesisers, enrich the album's texture. Primarily instrumental, the album also includes Holkko's wordless vocals, adding an ethereal quality to tracks like 'Funky Ranking'. Eye of the Universe encapsulates a true jazz feel with its deep, layered sounds and a nod to musical authenticity, promising to be a compelling listen for those intrigued by the evolution of jazz and its fusion with other musical forms.
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Speakin' My Piece (remastered)
Speakin' My Piece (remastered) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 485955 0. Rel: 16 Feb 23
Wadin' (6:09)
Up In Cynthia's Room (6:22)
Borderline (6:12)
Rastus (6:46)
Oh So Blue (7:41)
Speakin' My Piece (6:08)
Review: Horace Parlan struck out in style as a bandleader in 1960 with a swathe of albums for Blue Note, amongst which was this dazzling display with his quintet. Parlan was notable as a pianist with a handicap in his hand which gave his playing a distinct cadence, and it certainly never held him back. With Tommy and Stanley Turrentine on trumpet and tenor sax respectively, George Tucker on bass and Al Harewood on drums, Speaking' My Piece' breezes through six light and mellow pieces, faithfully repressed by one of the most important labels in all of jazz history.
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