Maynard split this 1982 LP between new originals and jazz standards—and even does the vocal on a lovely reading of "As Time Goes By." That joins "Take the ‘A' Train," "Admiral's Horn," "Latino... more

When Jaco Pastorius solo debut appeared in 1976, a new standard in both jazz and the electric bass guitar was born. Many of the the tracks on that eponymous album had their genesis two years earlier... more

Second volume of previously unissued Art Pepper recordings finally available on CD & Digital! Second volume of previously unissued Art Pepper recordings finally available on CD First time on CD and... more

Remastered from original tapes. • Includes 8 previously unissued tracks. • Updated liner notes & photos from original album producer, Leroy Jodie Pierson. Legendary St. Louis blues vocalist,... more

The centerpiece of this Great American Music Hall concert (1984): a stunning 13-minute tribute to Bird, Diz and Monk called "Bebop Buffet." That joins "On the Sunny Side of the Street," "Lush Life,"... more

Out of print for years, this reissue of MF's grand return to his Big Band and Bop roots in '89 improves upon the original, featuring new liner notes by alumnus Steve Wiest, as well as an unreleased... more

When Jaco Pastorius solo debut appeared in 1976, a new standard in both jazz and the electric bass guitar was born. Many of the the tracks on that eponymous album had their genesis two years earlier... more

Memphis legend Jim Dickinson led this 1979 endeavor, recording in theaters, studios and even artists' homes to capture the sounds and spirit of Memphis. This was made as a fundraiser for the radio... more

This Renaissance man (and pride of St. Louis) founded Nighthawk Records, co-produced most of their albums, is a noted scholar of blues and reggae and is a stellar singer and guitarist, to boot. This... more

It was a night to remember, at Washington University on February 3, 1973, when these St. Louis blues legends—who began their lifelong friendship and collaborations in the '20s—came together for this... more

In 1986, MF slashed his big band down to an 11-piece horn ensemble and expanded his rhythm section, which undergirds his flawless higher registers. With new liner notes from veterans Denis DiBlasio... more

First CD/Digital release of the 2012 unissued material, previously only available on vinyl.

Shines toured with Robert Johnson in the '30s before recording his first sides in '46 for Columbia and again for Chess in 1950. He'd be rediscovered and cherished decades later; here he is, largely... more