Stick-Up! marks the first recorded meeting of Bobby Hutcherson and McCoy TynerMusic linernotes album music
Alan Douglas produced Duke Ellington's Money Jungle and suggested the trio formatMusic linernotes album music
Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, and Grant Green all played on Lee Morgan's Search for the New Land.Music linernotes album music
Teo Macero, who produced Mingus Ah Um, would go on to produce Bitches BrewMusic linernotes album music
Archie Shepp's In the Tradition was an early digital jazz recording on DenonMusic linernotes album music
Archie Shepp on tenor and soprano saxophone with Bishop, Jones, and Chambers.Music linernotes album music
Donald Byrd recorded Black Byrd across two sessions at The Sound Factory in HollywoodMusic linernotes album music
Black Byrd's title inspired Donald Byrd's apprentice group, The BlackbyrdsMusic linernotes album music
Joe Sample and Bobby Hutcherson appear on Donald Byrd's Ethiopian KnightsMusic linernotes album music
Grachan Moncur III wrote 'Frankenstein' and 'Ghost Town' for Jackie McLeanMusic linernotes album music
Scott LaFaro died in a car accident two weeks after the Village Vanguard sessionsMusic linernotes album music
Bill Evans Trio's Explorations was a single-day session at Bell Sound in New YorkMusic linernotes album music
Horace Silver's Song for My Father was compiled from two sessions and released in 1965Music linernotes album music
Cookin' at the Plugged Nickel captures Miles Davis's second great quintetMusic linernotes album music
Verve Records — Norman Granz's jazz label — released Oscar Peterson's live recordingMusic linernotes album music
The Oscar Peterson Trio on Night Train had Ray Brown on bass and Ed Thigpen on drums.Music linernotes album music
Hank Mobley's Soul Station: six tracks captured in a single relaxed sessionMusic linernotes album music
The Bill Evans Trio's Waltz for Debby captures one perfect night at the Village VanguardMusic linernotes album music
Bill Evans made Waltz for Debby a jazz standard in the studio and at the VanguardMusic linernotes album music
The Bill Evans Trio recorded Sunday at the Village Vanguard live at the clubMusic linernotes album music
Sunday at the Village Vanguard is routinely ranked among the best live jazz albumsMusic linernotes album music
Riverside Records released the Bill Evans Trio's 'Sunday at the Village Vanguard'Music linernotes album music
Kind of Blue was recorded at Columbia's 30th Street Studio in two 1959 sessionsMusic linernotes album music
Benny Golson wrote four of the six tracks on Moanin' — his only U.S. album with the Jazz MessengersMusic linernotes album music
Art Blakey ran the Jazz Messengers like a school for young talent — the Moanin' lineup was its finestMusic linernotes album music
Waltz for Debby and Sunday at the Village Vanguard came from the same engagementMusic linernotes album music
Thirteen musicians crowded into the Bitches Brew sessions — a density of talent that changed jazz.Music linernotes album music
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady's production is praised for its clarity and detailMusic linernotes album music
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady is really one long suite, not separate tracksMusic linernotes album music
