“A new longform commissioned work for any ensemble of four similar instruments. 'Long Gradus' began in 2020 when Sarah Davachi was selected to participate in Quatuor Bozzini’s Composer’s Kitchen residency, which was to be a joint production with Gaudeamus Muziekweek in the Netherlands.
With the postponement of the residency to the following year, the composer was given the opportunity to take a step back and look at the piece over a much longer period of time than would have ordinarily been....

“This is the first and second volumes in an archival series of selected electronic and acoustic works by Sarah Davachi, all previously unreleased in the vinyl format. Featuring (way) back catalogue material from various CDs, cassettes, and EPs; singles and original film scores; as well as miscellaneous live and studio recordings.”

"Alan Davey is a key member of the British rock band Hawkwind and also plays with a number of other projects including the bands Pre-Med and Bedouin. Captured Rotation is Alans solo album from the mid-90s and features former Hawkwind vocalist Ron Tree...

Rhodri Davies - pedal harp, electric harp
Ryoko Akama - electronics
Sarah Hughes – zither
Sofia Jernberg – vocals
Pia Palme - contrabass recorder
Adam Parkinson – programming
Lucy Railton – cello
Pat Thomas - piano, electronics
Dafne Vicente-Sandoval – bassoon

Live performance recorded on the April 13th, 2018 at Chapter, Cardiff, Wales.

"Transversal Time was composed by Rhodri Davies in 2017. For its starting point it assigns different time systems

Comes in a oversized booklet.

Caroline Davis - alto saxophone
Rob Clearfield - piano, Fender Rhodes, Moog synthesizer
Sam Weber - acoustic & electric bass
Jay Sawyer - drums

Rob Clearfield may be familiar to some of you as the former keyboardist and composer with District 97 & Matt Ullery!

“The name of saxophonist Caroline Davis and pianist Rob Clearfield’s new ensemble comes from the title of Ingmar Bergman’s watershed film, Persona. In the movie, an actress plagued by muteness is put in the care of

Kris Davis. piano.

"Pianist Kris Davis is rapidly becoming one of the most sought out pianists in New York. Every recording we get our hands on, we find her. The trio Paradoxical Frog with Tyshawn Sorey and Ingrid Laubrock, her trio Good Citizen.

Kris Davis (piano/composition)
Craig Taborn (piano/composition)

On her 2016 album Duopoly, pianist Kris Davis highlighted her deeply attuned artistry as never before. Conceived as a set of rotating duo performances, Duopoly found Davis in the company of Bill Frisell, Tim Berne, Don Byron, Julian Lage, Marcus Gilmore and other musical giants. Of all these fascinating encounters, it was the pairing of Davis and fellow piano great Craig Taborn, that sparked further extensive collaboration...

Kris Davis, piano / Ingrid Laubrock, tenor saxophone / Tyshawn Sorey, drums.

"This exciting new trio release sees Drummer Tyshawn Sorey, pianist Kris Davis and reedist Ingrid Laubrock, all extremely thoughtful and engaging composer-improvisers...

The smokiest, noir-est, most atmospheric 50s jazz album you would ever hope to hear and own.
This is seldom considered one of Miles’ great ones, but it’s absolutely one of my favorites of his pre-electric era! Highly recommended to anyone looking for their personal ‘French noir film soundtrack’; “Set ‘em up, Joe!”

“Jazz and film noir are perfect bedfellows, as evidenced by the soundtrack of Louis Malle's Ascenseur Pour L'Echafaud (Lift to the Scaffold). This dark and seductive tale is...

Used copy.

More info below, but basically, the 3 quartet tracks which are released here for the 1st time ever are fantastic and great recordings. Chick was the Rhodes MASTER! The Isle of Wight show is a great show and if you don't already have it, this is a great release and great value.

"It would be easy to casually dismiss one CD with a running time slightly under one hour after the wealth of "box" sets from the vault, since it would seem that the number of tapes which can be cleaned up are thinning out...

Starting in 1973, Miles headed in a newer, even more electric direction, adding multiple guitarists and really rocking it up. This live concert from March, 1974, features Miles on trumpet and electric organ, saxists Dave Liebman and Azar Lawrence, guitarists Pete Cozy, Reggie Lucas and Dominique Gaumont, Michael Henderson holding down the funky bottom, Al Foster on drums and Mtume on percussion. Great, loud, abrasive, funky stuff that was an obvious influence on the no-wave, of all things (listen to...

Miles Davis - trumpet
Chick Corea - electric piano
Steve Grossman - soprano saxophone
Dave Holland - bass, electric bass
Jack DeJohnette - drums
Airto Moreira - percussion

"This 66 minute set from April 9th 1970 at the Fillmore West is a different beast to what followed in the next two days, with the April 10th concert available as 'Black Beauty' and the April 11th one in part on 'The Bootleg Series Volume 3' and in full on 'April 11th 1970 Fillmore West'. Whilst all these.

If it is possible for there to be one album that is THE 'ground zero' for jazz/rock, this is it.

“Cited frequently as the greatest, most influential and largest-selling jazz album of all time, this definitive reissue showcases classic tracks remixed from the original 3-track masters (in fact, the first 3 songs are now in their correct pitch) and a rare alternate of Flamenco Sketches.”

"The cover image alone for this 1968 release speaks loudly and clearly of something different: it looks like some weird rock record. And while it's not exactly that, Miles in the Sky hints loudly at something new, an upstart sound that would upset jazz...

"Nefertiti, one of 1967's most interesting collections of music, is a landmark album and unquestionably one of the finest efforts by Miles and his superior cast of players. The album is a rarity for the group in a few ways- Miles does not contirubte a...

Includes four complete albums:
A Tribute to Jack Johnson (1971)
On the Corner (1972)
Big Fun (1974) (CD 1)
Big Fun (1974) (CD 2)
Water Babies (1976)

Live at the Fillmore West on October 15, 1970 and presented in excellent quality 45 year old radio sound. Featuring Miles Davis (tpt); Gary Bartz (ss, as); Keith Jarrett (el-p, org); Michael Henderson (el-b); Jack De Johnette (d); Airto Moreira (perc)...

"In a very short time, this has quickly become one of my favorite Miles Davis CD's. This is unexpected in that this CD is from a time when Miles was transitioning band members without a whole lot of stability. The album has...

Miles Davis – Trumpet
Chick Corea – Electric Piano
Wayne Shorter – Tenor & Soprano Sax
Dave Holland – Bass
Jack DeJohnette - Drums

“The last performance of the lost quintet. The 'third great quintet' by itself was never documented in the recording studio. Their European tour of 1969, represented on this new CD, is one of only two existing recordings of the group (editor’s note: NOT TRUE: there are nearly 2 dozen in varying sound quality); this is the final second set never...

Ace price on a great disc. This is 3 sessions from June, 1967, featuring Miles Davis (tpt); Wayne Shorter (ts); Herbie Hancock (p); Ron Carter (b); Tony Williams (d) and one session (a early, great lost 'proto-fusion' session) from 11/11/68 with Miles...

"The debut release on Nathan Davis' own Tomorrow International label, If remains the funkiest, hardest-driving of the saxophonist's LPs; some distance removed from his previous MPS and Polydor dates, the record boasts a streamlined approach that...