Jazz Re-releases

Best recently re-released and recommended jazz albums:



"Hank Jones – Trio with Mads Vinding and Al Foster"



"George Coleman - Amsterdam After Dark"



"Alvin Queen "I Ain't Looking At You"



"Gary Burton and Chick Corea "Crystal Silence - The ECM Recordings 1972-79"



Miles Davis "The Complete Columbia Album Collection"



John Coltrane "Side Steps"



Horace Parlan "Up & Down"



Art Farmer "First Flight Out"



Art Farmer "Meaning Of Art"



Art Farmer and Tom Harrell "The Company I Keep"



Art Farmer "Silk Road"



Jackie McLean "Bluesnik"



John Coltrane "Standard Coltrane"



Grachan Moncur III "Some Other Stuff"



Jackie McLean "One Step Beyond"



Johnny Griffin "Introducing"



Dave Holland Quartet "Extensions"



Hank Mobley "The Missing Album"



Hank Mobley - Lee Morgan "Peckin' Time"



Curtis Fuller "The Opener"



Hank Mobley "Quintet"



Sonny Rollins "Freedom Suite"



Wes Montgomery "Incredible Jazz Guitar"



Louis Smith "Smithville"



Bobby Hutcherson "Head On"



Bill Evans "Portrait In Jazz"



John Coltrane "Settin' The Pace"



Wayne Shorter "The Soothsayer"



Milt Jackson and Wes Montgomery "Bags Meets Wes"



Thelonious Monk "Brilliant Corners"



Horace Silver "Further Explorations"



"Duke Ellington and John Coltrane"



Kenny Werner "Lawn Chair Society"



Tom Harrell "Form"



David Berkman "Communication Theory"



The Bennie Maupin Ensemble "Penumbra"



Oliver Nelson "The Blues And The Abstract Truth"



Lee Morgan "Delightfulee"



Lee Morgan "Volume 3"



Lee Morgan Sextet "Volume 2"



George Russell "Ezz-Thetics"



Charles Mingus with Eric Dolphy "Cornell 1964"


Marian McPartland / Brad Mehldau "Piano Jazz"



Joe Henderson "Power To The People"



Andrew Hill "Compulsion!!!!!"



Wes Montgomery "Full House"



Dexter Gordon "Clubhouse"



Donald Byrd "Off To The Races"



Andrew Hill "Pax"



Lee Morgan "City Lights"



Freddie Hubbard "Here To Stay"



Bobby Hutcherson "Happenings"



Renee Rosnes "As We Are Now"



John Scofield "Meant To Be / What We Do"



John Coltrane "One Down One Up"



Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane "At Carnegie Hall"



Andrew Hill "Judgement!"

The availability of good quality jazz by direct download (via iTunes or DRM-free MP3s at amazon) is changing the very idea of the re-release of once scarce material. A very large collection of hard bop /post bop/ mainstream jazz - over 5,000 albums - is now constantly available. To browse go to: Amazon MP3 Download Jazz Charts

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