Soulful, seething, poetic and powerful, Gil's early masterpiece from '71 is the one that unleashed the immortal The Revolution Will Not Be Televised plus his classics Lady Day and John Coltrane and... more

Not only was "Los Conquistadores Chocolates" adopted by the early disco movement as a favorite cut, but that tune and this whole album went from being club classics to sample sources for countless... more

Limited vinyl LP pressing. 2016 collection containing all 15 tracks recorded by Alice Clark in her short but fruitful career. Includes the northern soul classic 'You Hit Me (Right Where You Hurt... more

Free jazz and Latin rhythms collide (as only Gato could smash them together) on Barbieri's 1969 Flying Dutchman debut. That's Lonnie Liston Smith on the piano, and this is a bold and breathtaking... more

Gil paired soulful songs with extended, impassioned raps (about everything from police tactics to John Coltrane) on this soul-jazz classic from 1972. Hubert Laws and Bernard "Pretty" Purdie are in... more

Gato was already recognized as an important new voice on the saxophone, but this 1971 appearance at Montreux made him a star. Bernard Purdie, Lonnie Liston Smith and percussionist Nana Vasconcelos... more