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High Quality 180gr., The Francis Wolff Collection, 2 Bonus Tracks. The main focus on the LP, however, consists of Coltrane’s tenor solos. All seven pieces issued on the album are compositions by the saxophonist. Giant Steps was John Coltrane’s debut on the Atlantic label and confirmed his importance in the jazz scene. At that time he was still a member of the Miles Davis group, which would soon record the immortal Kind of Blue.

Gatefold Edition, 180gr., 1 Bonus Track. "Byrd soars like a flaming falcon on this release. Dipping, spiraling, diving, gracefully gliding, he turns in a memorable performance. He has a keen lyrical ability, which he fuses with a propensity for boiling pyrotechnics. The resulting alloy is one of the most satisfying brasses in modern jazz. Adams’ acidic baritone etches solos marked by hardness and sharp, angular beauty.” (Don DeMicheal)

Feat. Paul Desmond, Ron Crotty & Lloyd Davis. This album is unquestionably one of Brubeck's best. The interplay between the rhythm section, Ron Crotty on bass and Lloyd Davis on drums and the beautiful tone of Paul Desmond gives you chills. The live atmosphere is terrific and the audience, mostly music students, are very appreciative of the solos. It’s Brubeck & Desmond at their best.

Bonus Track, High Quality, Gatefold Sleeve

Limited Edition Red Coloured Vinyl, High Quality 180 gr. Reissued 1958 album, ’Moanin’’ includes some of the greatest music Blakey produced in the studio with arguably his very best band. There are three tracks that are immortal and will always stand the test of time. Including performances by Lee Morgan, Benny Golson, Bobby Timmons and Jymie Merritt.

Limited Edition Coloured Blue Vinyl, High Quality 180 gr.

1959 Album newly remastered on collector's edition 180 gram vinyl, including songs such as 'Liza' & 'My Heart Stood Still' + bonus track 'It Ain't Necessarily So'.

Reissued 1958 album, including ’I’m A Fool To Want You’, ‘For Heaven’s Sake’, ‘You’ve Changed’ and many more. Including Ray Ellis and his orchestra. “It hit me finally. It didn’t matter whether she sang the right note or the wrong one, because she sang 25,000 wrong notes on that one. She poured her heart out...” — Ray Ellis

Limited Edition Coloured Transparent Yellow Vinyl, High Quality 180 gr.

Numbered Limited Edition on Transparent Vinyl. In the period before their breakthrough with Sex 'n' Jazz, three international albums by Gare du Nord appeared to be cherished by the many fans of the first hour. The debut album (in search of) "Excellounge" with the European hit "Pablo's Blues" appeared in the slipstream of St Germain's "Tourist" and became a classic in the genre. Successor "Kind Of Cool" contained - in addition to the title song in the best Miles Davis tradition - the film hit "Sold My Soul". The successful "Club Gare Du Nord" had a remarkable contribution by trumpet player Erik Truffaz in the classic "We Still Grow" and the catchy Becker / Fagen adaptation "Go Back, Jack". "Fresh From The Can", packed in new artwork inspired by Andy Warhol, offers a complete side for each of the three albums to preserve the original sound and atmosphere. Side four contains classic hits from the platinum albums "Sex 'n' Jazz" and "Love For Lunch".