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When I Look in Your Eyes...

Directions: In the Charles Lloyd Mood...

His four Grammy-nominated Blue Note albums, as well as his live shows, have always contained deeply tuneful, emotive, and accessible numbers. These demonstrate that the unbeatable combination of captivating music and telling words proves welcome grist for Elling's capacious mill. Flirting with Twili...

Just as irony is being pronounced dead, along comes this boozy holiday compilation to suggest that rumors of its demise may be premature. Given the culture's simmering lounge mania, this collection (with its cheesy homage/rip-off Oceans 11 art direction) may be belated--but hey, punctuality was neve...

Scott Joplin: His Complete Works...

Two on One CD Presents Two of Julie's Most Requested Recordings. Sophisticated Lady is One of her Earliest Albums Showing the Beginnings of her Lazy Seductive Vocal Style. For the Night People is from the Mid 60's....

Listen to Hipster's Holiday and you'll feel like you just spent Christmas in the coolest nightclub on Earth. "Silent Night" swings in Tim Fuller's Vegas-lounge setting while Lambert, Hendricks & Ross lay on the playful jazz vocals in "Deck Us All with Boston Charlie" and John Greer dictates that "We...

A best-of pared down from so many other Columbia boxes and cardboard tombstones, this 36-track, double-disc collection showcases a boy whose voice and heart had yet to break, revealing the man within. Sinatra would re-record most of these tracks for Capitol and Reprise, and the later performances...

Tierney Sutton is a consummate jazz singer, combining emotion and invention with a purity of sound. While some of her previous recordings have reflected on specific influences, Blue in Green devoted to material associated with Bill Evans and Dancing in the Dark to Frank Sinatra, I’m with the Band ...

This anthology gathers diferent soundies (short features produced for movie theatres) and telescriptions (the first music videos) dating back from the Forties and early Fifties and featuring material by the Duke Ellington orchestra and the Lionel Hampton big band. To be able to watch the Duke and hi...