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		American Folk Blues Festival 62 65 Highlights Taken from the five CD set, American Folk Blues Festival 1962 1965, these 17 tracks have been deemed the highlights. It's hard to argue with that assessment especially when it includes legends like Mississippi Fred McDowell, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Water		$8.90 More Information
		Boogie Woogie King Although he did not have an album issued under his name as a leader until 1988, pianist Pinetop Perkins actually should have had one released in 1976, when he cut the eight tracks on this recently reissued Evidence CD for the Black and Blue label. Th		$8.72 More Information
		Claptons Cradle The Early Yardbirds Recordings No mere hyperbole in the title, here are the very first batch of Yardbirds recordings, all with a very young Eric Clapton in the lead guitar slot. Kicking things off is the the three song session with Mike Vernon that led to their first single, Boom		$8.90 More Information
		Eric Dolphy Booker Little Remembered Live at Sweet Basil Vol 1 In memory of the great tandem of alto saxophonistflutistbass clarinetist Dolphy and trumpeter Little, Blanchard and Harrison team with the same rhythm section Mal Waldron on piano, Richard Davis on bass, Ed Blackwell on drums who backed those modern		$8.90 More Information
		First Time Ever Despite the title which is one of six Barry Harris originals on this set and the fact that this is the first time that the pianist and drummer Leroy Williams ever recorded with bassist George Mraz, the music is not all that unique. However Harris 66		$11.87 More Information
		I Believe in Music Louis Jordan's final recording he died 15 months later, I Believe in Music has been reissued on CD, along with six previously unreleased selections. Although Jordan had not been a hitmaker in around 20 years and had been somewhat neglected during the		$8.90 More Information
		Live at Sweet Basil Vol 2 The second volume recorded at Sweet Basil's by Gil Evans' Monday Night Orchestra puts more emphasis on his originals, with rollicking versions of Jelly Roll and Snowflake Bop. The Hendrix outing this time is Stone Free, and it is almost as relentless		$8.90 More Information
		Slideslinger While he was not in top shape during the early '80s, J.B. Hutto could still bend strings, churn out whiplash chords, and offer exuberant shouts, which he did on this '82 set, reissued on a '92 CD with two bonus cuts. He did not always hit every note		$8.90 More Information
		The Warm Shade of Memory Most significant as a composer for films, Michel Legrand has long been an underrated jazz pianist. This CD features Legrand playing a variety of his melodies in a trio with bassist Marc Michel le Bevillon and drummer Umberto Pagnini. Toots Thielemans		$11.87 More Information