VA - KGSR Broadcasts Volume 5 [2CD Set] (1997)
VA - KGSR Broadcasts Volume 6 [2CD Set] (1998)
DAVID ARKENSTONE & ANDREW WHITE:"Island"
Neophobia - Fear Of The Future (1993)
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VA - KGSR Broadcasts Volume 7 [2CD Set] (1999)
Chase Huglin – Will the Sun Ever Come Back (2018)
320 kbps | 93 MB | LINKS
Tracklist:
01. Both of Us
02. Charm City
03. June Bug
04. Heaven Come My Way
05. Pennies
06. Pierceton Queen
07. Taurus
08. 90 Days of Summer
09. Coast
10. Teeth Dreams
11. Transition
VALIA CALDA φοβερό jazz CD από ένα γκρουπ, που έχει στις τάξεις του και δύο Έλληνες
VA - KGSR Broadcasts Volume 8 [3CD Set] (2000)
Willie Lindo - Far and Distant (1974) [Remastered 2016]
Trent Harmon – You Got ‘Em All (2018)
320 kbps | 87 MB | LINKS
Tracklist:
1. You Got ‘Em All 03:33
2. There’s A Girl 03:33
3. Hold On 03:17
4. Her 03:33
5. First Five Minutes 02:45
6. Money’s On You 03:37
7. ‘Cause I Do 03:10
8. On Paper 03:06
9. My Somebody 03:25
10. Falling 03:15
11. Chandelier 03:35
The Yardbirds – Dazed and Confused: The Yardbirds in ’68 – Live at the BBC and Beyond (2018)
320 kbps | 86 MB | LINKS
Tracklist:
1. Interview with Jimmy Page 01:49
2. Goodnight Sweet Josephine 02:34
3. My Baby 02:48
4. Think About It 03:21
5. White Summer 04:26
6. Dazed and Confused 05:59
7. The Train Kept A-Rollin’ 03:15
8. Dazed and Confused 05:44
9. Goodnight Sweet Josephine 02:41
10. Think About It 03:24
VA - 70's - School Days (The Ultimate Collection) (2017) FLAC (tracks + .cue)
Artist: VA | Album: 70's - School Days (The Ultimate Collection) | Released: 2017 | Label: Union Square Music | Catalog #: ULTIM5CD008 | Genre: Pop Rock, Pop | Country: International
VA - The Ultimate Collection: 70s School Days (2013) FLAC (tracks + .cue)
Artist: VA | Album: The Ultimate Collection: 70s School Days | Released: 2013 | Label: Union Square Music | Genre: Pop, Soul, Funk, RnB, Rock | Country: US/UK
VA - 100 Hits Sunday Morning Songs (2017) FLAC (tracks + .cue)
Artist: VA | Album: 100 Hits Sunday Morning Songs | Released: 2017 | Label: Sony Music | Catalog #: DMGN 100 181 | Genre: Pop, Country, Pop Rock | Country: International
VA - 100 Greatest 90's (2017) FLAC (tracks + .cue)
Artist: VA | Album: 100 Greatest 90's | Released: 2017 | Genre: Pop | Country: International
The Yardbirds – 1966 – Live & Rare (2018)
320 kbps | 92 MB | LINKS
1966 was an exciting year for The Yardbirds, when the group was pulsing with ideas and energy.With singer and harmonica player Keith Relf at the helm and Jeff Beck providing guitar wizardry at his side, the group were on fire.
Tracklist:
1. The Yardbirds – Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Live at Music Hall De France, 22/07/1966)
2. The Yardbirds – Shapes of Things (Live at Music Hall De France, 22/07/1966)
3. The Yardbirds – Over, Under, Sideways, Down (Live at Music Hall De France, 22/07/1966)
4. The Yardbirds – Questa Volta (Live at San Remo Music Festival, 27-28/01/1966)
5. The Yardbirds – Paff Bum (Live at San Remo Music Festival, 27-28/01/1966)
6. The Yardbirds – Great Shakes Commercial
7. The Yardbirds – Maclean’s Toothpaste Commercial
8. The Yardbirds – Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Nme Poll Winners Performance, 01/05/1966)
9. The Yardbirds – Shapes of Things (Nme Poll Winners Performance, 01/05/1966)
10. The Yardbirds – Happenings Ten Years Time Ago (Single A-Side)
11. The Yardbirds – Psycho Daisies (Single B-Side)
12. The Yardbirds – Stroll On (From ‘Blow-Up’)
13. Keith Relf – Mr. Zero (Single A-Side)
14. Keith Relf – Knowing (Single B-Side)
15. Keith Relf – Shapes in My Mind (Single A-Side)
16. Keith Relf – Blue Sands (Single B-Side)
17. Keith Relf – Shapes in My Mind (Alternate Version)
Dave Van Ronk – Live at Sir George Williams University (2018)
320 kbps | 113 MB | LINKS
On April 21, Justin Time Essentials Collection and Nettwerk Records celebrates Record Store Day with the limited edition, exclusive vinyl-only release of Live At Sir George Williams University by the “Mayor of MacDougal Street” Dave Van Ronk.
Dave Van Ronk, along with friends Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, was instrumental in leading the American folk music revival out from Greenwich Village in the 1960’s. Van Ronk’s was known as the patriarch of the Greenwich Village folk scene but spent much of his career performing solo with a repertory that went beyond folk to include the blues, gospel, rock, New Orleans jazz, and swing. Van Ronk had recorded albums with jug bands, rock bands and on his last album Sweet and Lowdown, sang standards with a jazz group.
In December of 1997, Van Ronk received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP). His posthumous memoir, The Mayor of MacDougal Street, inspired the Coen Brother’s cult classic Inside Llewyn Davis, starring Oscar Isaac.
Live at Sir George Williams University, recorded live in Montreal at the height of the revival in 1967, is now remastered including a bonus remix of “Statesboro Blues.”
NOW Thats What I Call Jazz 3CD (2018)
Title: NOW Thats What I Call Jazz
Label: Sony Music, EMI, Virgin Music Group, Warner Music
Style: Soul-Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, American Pop, Standards, Vocal Jazz, Jump Blues, Early R&B
Release Date: 19-05-2018
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MP3
Tracks: 63 Tracks
Time: 03:53:30 Min
Size: 540 MB
Arturo Sandoval – Ultimate Duets! (2018)
Although a superstar in the jazz community, trumpeter Arturo Sandoval is a broadly celebrated performer whose titanic trumpet chops and charismatic stage presence are recognized around the globe. His life story, punctuated by his dramatic defection from Fidel Castro’s Cuba, is legendary, and even resulted in the 2000 HBO film For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story, starring Andy Garcia. From his early days with the innovative Afro -Latin ensemble Irakere, to his own jazz, fusion, and classical recordings, Sandoval has cultivated a wide-ranging cultural footprint, and earned the respect of music fans from disparate stylistic corners. It’s with that wide, stylistic, and cultural scope that he crafted his 2018 album, Ultimate Duets. Produced by Sandoval and…
…multi-Grammy Award-winning drummer Gregg Field, the album finds the trumpeter showcased alongside a series of high-profile guest performers from across the music industry. Included are spots from Stevie Wonder, Alejandro Sanz, Al Jarreau, Josh Groban, and others.
From his sparkling, brightly arranged cover of Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a Thing” featuring Prince Royce, to his dramatic, flamenco-tinged reading of “Granada” with Placido Domingo and Vicente Amigo, Sandoval lifts Ultimate Duets with a joyous, theatrical passion. It’s also fun to hear him take on some more cheeky, pop-oriented material, as on his buoyant, Eurovision-ready rendition of ABBA’s “Andante. Andante” with Anni-Frid Lyngstad. Admittedly, a few of these grand studio productions, like the Latin groove of “Arturo Sandoval” featuring Pharrell Williams and Ariana Grande, feel less cohesive. Surprisingly compelling is his album-ending match-up with the late Cuban vocal legend Celia Cruz on “Quimbara.” As Cruz passed in 2003, the track is a digital reworking of an older recording. Nonetheless, it sounds absolutely fresh, and roils with an earthy glee, as if Sandoval and Cruz were smiling at each other in the studio. Similarly engaging is the lush, gorgeously rendered Spanish classical piece “Solo Esta Soledad,” featuring Groban. Cinematically arranged, it finds Sandoval answering Groban’s yearning vocals with his warm, burnished trumpet lines.
While Ultimate Duets intermittently transcends its studio confines, Sandoval soars throughout, imbuing the album with all the heartfelt love and enthusiasm one feels from his live concerts.
Nicola Conte & Spiritual Galaxy – Let Your Light Shine On (2018)
Nicola Conte’s 2016 full-length, Natural, cut in collaboration with vocalist/songwriter Stefania DiPierro, offered the Italian pair’s long-held mutual love affair with Brazilian jazz-funk with an all-star band. Afterwards, Conte’s road band — including longtime collaborator Gianluca Petrella — delivered a pair of hard-grooving Afro-jazz-inspired 12″s, 2017’s “Sun Song”/”Nigeria” and 2018’s “African Spirits”/”New World Shuffle,” which offered fans a taste of what they were cooking up for Let Your Light Shine On. While Conte has been recording for the revamped Schema for years, this marks his debut for the resurrected MPS, and he’s assembled a killer international band that includes his live players — Petrella, Swedish sax great Magnus Lindgren, and vocalist Bridgette Amofa…
…– and guests such as American saxophonist Logan Richardson, trumpeter Theo Croker, South African pianist/keyboardist, Nduduzo Makhathini, and vocalists Zara McFarlane, Carolina Bubbico, and Zoe Modica, with a host of percussionists from the African continent.
The set was recorded at Blue Spirits Studio in Milan and Moya Sound Studio in Johannesburg. This date extends the reach of the two singles while remaining rooted in an expressionist aesthetic that the leader/guitarist/composer calls “Cosmic Afro-jazz” and/or “Afro-soul.” First single “Cosmic Peace” is introduced by Lindgren’s illustrative flute, a Vox organ, rumbling funk bassline, and wah-wah guitar atop a drum kit and layers of hand percussion as Bubbico and Amofah trade verses. Opener “Uhuru Na Umoja” finds both vocalists singing in unison atop spacy yet interwoven guitar lines before Lindgren lays out a Coltrane-esque tenor break. Two other tunes, “Mystic Revelation of the Gods” and “Me Do Wo,” also delve into Conte’s take on Fela Kuti’s signature sound as it meets modal jazz. Speaking of Coltrane, Conte and Spiritual Galaxy attach a rendition of the traditional Afro-Brazilian folk song “Ogun” here that was first cut by the late saxophonist as “Ogunde” on Expression. This version is also modal, but offers a strident declaration of longing, and the approach is more speculative; McFarlane’s vocal adds a pillowy, spacy effect to the music’s series of questions. The title track is a showcase for Modica; it’s an Afro-soul groover with shuffling breaks, a cascading backing chorus, and gauzy Rhodes piano.” Official closer “Afro Black” is a stellar piece of progressive Afro-Latin jazz with wafting, droning keyboards adding an otherness to its sublime melody. Another highlight, “Space Dimensions,” offers a crystalline piano under Bubbico’s sensual, drifting, open alto singing. Virtually every track on this hour-long set illustrates a hyperreal portrait of Conte and Spiritual Galaxy as a canny, well-seasoned unit capable of pulling off anything they wish, while exploring the rest for future excursions.