Dizzy Reece – Star Bright (1960)

Blue Note – BLP 4023Rec. Date : November 19, 1959 Trumpet : Dizzy ReeceBass : Paul ChambersDrums : Art TaylorPiano : Wynton KellyTenor Sax : Hank Mobley Strictlyheadies : 08/27/2019Stream this Album   Cashbox : 02/20/1960 First heard in London and Paris by touring American jazzmen, Kingston, Jamaica born Reece recently came to the U.S. and one of the first things he did

Wes Montgomery – The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery (1960)

Riverside – RLP 12-320Rec. Dates : 01/26 & 01/28/1960Stream this Album Guitar : Wes MontgomeryBass : Percy HeathDrums : Albert HeathPiano : Tommy Flanagan   American Record GuideJoe Goldberg : August, 1960 Yes, it is an incredible jazz guitar, but in a technical rather than a musical sense. He can do many things on a guitar that others cannot

Chico Hamilton – The Dealer (1967)

Impulse! – A-9130Rec. Date : 09/09/1966Stream this Album Drums : Chico HamiltonAlto Sax : Arnie LawrenceBass : Richard DavisGuitar : Larry CoryellOrgan : Ernie HayesPiano : Archie Shepp   Billboard : 04/01/1967A Spotlight Pick The hard-driving, frenetic title song sets the pace for the album. Excellent performances by Hamilton on drums, with Arnie Lawrence on alto sax; Ernie Hayes on organ;

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Kenny Burrell – On View at the Five Spot Cafe (1960)

Blue Note – BLP 4021Rec. Date : August 25, 1959 Guitar : Kenny BurrellBass : Ben TuckerDrums : Art BlakeyPiano : Bobby Timmons, Sir Roland HannaTenor Sax : Tina Brooks Strictlyheadies : 08/21/2019Stream this Album   Billboard : 03/28/1960 Most of the tunes are in a driving groove, and the guitarist displays his usual imaginative approaches and his fine technique thruout. There

Various Artists – The Definitive Jazz Scene, Vol. 1 (1964)

Impulse! – A-99Rec. Dates : 1962-1964Album is Not StreamableLiner Notes courtesy of mcrichley Various Artists   Billboard : 08/29/1964Jazz Spotlight Jazz lovers will revel with this, the first volume of previously unreleased recordings by Duke Ellington, Ben Webster, Terry Gibbs, Shirley Scott, and avant-garders, McCoy Tyner, Charlie Mingus, John Coltrane, Clark Terry and Shelly Manne. The set is made up of unissued tracks recorded during the

The Three Sounds – Good Deal (1960)

Blue Note – BLP 4020Rec. Date : May 20, 1959 Bass : Andy SimpkinsDrums : Bill DowdyPiano : Gene Harris Strictlyheadies : 08/20/2019Stream this Album   Cashbox : 02/27/1960 As a tightly knit, fully integrated group, the Sounds rival any trio. Each is in complete accord with the needs and demands of the others and through this cohesion they are able

John Coltrane – Coltrane Live at Birdland (1964)

Impulse! – A-50Rec. Dates : October 8 & November 18, 1963Stream this Album Soprano & Tenor Sax : John ColtraneBass : Jimmy GarrisonDrums : Elvin JonesPiano : McCoy Tyner   Billboard : 02/29/1964Jazz Spotlight Pick Three tracks recorded in Birdland (N.Y.) late last year – two others from the studio – all of them customary high-intensity heightened even further

Miles Davis – Get Up With It (1974)

Columbia – KG 33236Rec. Dates : May 1970 – Oct. 1974Stream this Album Trumpet : Miles DavisDrums : Billy Cobham, Al Foster, Bernard PurdieElectric Bass : Mike Henderson, Gene PerlaElectric Piano : Miles Davis, Keith JarrettElectric Sitar : Khalil BalakrishnaFlute : David Liebman, Sonny FortuneGuitar : John McLaughlin, Reggie Lucas, Pete Cosey, Dominique Gaumont, Cornell DupreeHarp : Wally ChambersOrgan : Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Cedric LawsonPercussion : Airto Moreira, Mtume, Badal RoyPiano : Cedric LawsonSoprano Sax