Ray Brown

This CD combines trio sessions from 1949 and 1950, a time when Bud Powell was at the brief peak of his powers, creating some of the definitive piano recordings of modern jazz. At its best, Powell's work represented one of those rare moments when technique, creative vision, and the historical situation combine to create masterpieces.

2008 release that brings together two complete LPs by piano genius Bud Powell: Piano Interpretations (1955) and Blues In The Closet (1956). Both are in trio format and showcase Jazz standards as well as Bebop classics. 21 tracks. Lonehill Jazz.

This 2 CD remastered collection brings together and in chronological order all the studio recording master takes made by Charlie Parker for the Dial Label.

2009 release containing all existing music from the legendary pairing of Art Tatum and Ben Webster, Considered one of the best Jazz albums ever, this was to be Tatum's last visit to a recording studio, for he died less than two months after these tracks were recorded.

The complete classic album Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson which presents Satchmo singing and playing standards that were not part of his usual repertoire. Featuring OscarPeterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown and Louis Bellson.

This release presents some of the most impressive Ben Webster sessions from the fifties, showcasing his romantic side and his full and warm sound on beautiful ballads. Originally compiled on a classic 2LP set titled BALLADS, this music presents Webster accompanied here by old friends like Billy Strayhorn, Teddy Wilson and Jimmy Hamilton.

This album presents the complete 1957 Ella Fitzgerald At The Opera House, including both the stereo and mono LP versions, which were, in fact, different concerts - one recorded at the Opera House in Chicago and the other at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Ella is backed by a truly star-studded band which includes Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Jo Jones, Roy Eldridge, J.J.