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A Summit In Paris
A major New Orleans-style clarinetist since the early 1990s, Evan Christopher has often teamed up with Django Reinhardt-inspired guitarists, most notably David Blenkhorn and Dave
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Art Tatum • The Complete Pablo Group Masterpieces
Art Tatum was such a dazzling pianist with his remarkable speed, rather incredible technique, and competitive spirit that it was often said that few other
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Hot Club of Baltimore featuring Alexis Tantau
With all of the “Hot Clubs” in the world (it must number over 100 at this point), there is a tendency of some of the
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Vintage Jazz Rarities 1924-1936
Back in 2005, the Jazz Oracle label came out with a limited-edition CD called A Gift From The President. It consisted of rare recordings discovered
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Chris Barber’s Jazz Band & Ottilie Patterson • The Allan Gilmour Tapes
While Paul Adams and the Lake label have been slowing down a bit in recent times, whenever he runs across a valuable and previously unheard
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British Trad • At A Tangent Vol. 10: Rarities and Hidden Gems
One of the most rewarding reissue programs of vintage British traditional jazz is Lake’s At A Tangent series. There have been nine previous volumes, each
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Ken Colyer • Live At Manchester Free Trade Hall 1959
Throughout much of his career, trumpeter Ken Colyer (1928-85) had a devoted cult following in the United Kingdom. He was never a virtuoso or a