Canadian singer-songwriter Naomi Kavka examines the music of Sun Ra and the transcendent possibilities of Afrofuturism.
This film is very much a love letter to Ronnie Scott and his famed London jazz club's continued legacy.
Moody, lush, dead slow and highly evocative, this may well be the most romantic album ever made.
This is contemporary post-bop jazz at its best - inventive, melodic and relentless in its propulsion. Ear-opening listening for all music fans.
'Getz/Gilberto' was a great album when it was released in 1963, and it is a great album today. Teaming the guitar of Joao Gilberto with the saxophone of Getz was the inspiration of Creed Taylor.
The first soul-jazz album ever is one of the best, both for Grover Washington Jr.'s superb playing and the direction of famed producer Creed Taylor.
Vernon has assembled some very impressive "friends" to assist him on his mission to provide fresh and updated twists on some of Stevie Wonder's biggest hits.