Fusion Jazz CDs: Best Sellers

On Dukey Treats, George Duke returns to the big FONK of the late '70s and early '80s on this set for Heads Up. In truth, it's a bit of [more]

The Essential Jaco Pastorius collects tracks the innovative jazz bassist recorded during the '70s and '80s. Included [more]

While it would be utterly foolish to consider a two-disc set by guitarist John McLaughlin as anything other than a [more]

Given the critical and commercial success of 1 and their rebirth as the "Crusaders," the band decided to follow up the previous LP's [more]

The spiritual and charitable-minded Japanese keyboardist, who blends ethereal new age textures with a rich soul-jazz sensibility better [more]

This CD has ten performances of Christmas songs from 1990 plus a few earlier recordings (Chet Baker's "Winter Wonderland," Count [more]

Jazz is one of the few genres that seemed open for real adventure during the early 2000s, and the wild and wacky mix of [more]

For those who like a little mysticism and classical influence in their smooth jazz, Japanese-born composer and keyboardist Keiko Matsui has [more]

On a mission to update the jazz organ tradition, Soulive maintains a tight groove throughout Next. Their approach involves narrowing the creative [more]

At first glance, it would seem like an impossible task to summarize Miles Davis' career into a succinct [more]

On paper -- and on-stage -- a grooving jazz trio with a guitarist, drummer, and Hammond organist who hammers bass notes with his feet and [more]