Fusion Jazz CDs: Best Sellers

From the opening four notes of Michael Henderson's hypnotically minimal bass that open the unedited master of "On [more]

Label: Columbia/Legacy

In an era when box sets are so plentiful and are basically de rigueur for any major, and some not so major labels, it's [more]

Of the three versions of Return to Forever, the initial version is of the greatest interest from the jazz [more]

Music of Another Present Era remains Oregon's most enduring masterwork. Achieving a perfect balance of musical [more]

If ever anybody deserved a two-disc anthology of his offerings as a solo artist it's fusion drummer Billy [more]

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

Like most of the now-prized jazz labels, Prestige Records sprang from the vision of one man - a 20-year-old kid, actually [more]

America/Brasil is a rollicking, celebratory album that keeps Herbie Mann on the winning streak he started with the release of Peace [more]

This record is an unexpected treat. Bob James has had a lucrative career writing and playing crossover jazz/pop. Although he had actually [more]

Evolution: The Polydor Anthology charts Roy Ayers' 12 years and 20 LPs with Polydor, a rich time where his gliding, [more]

Label: Columbia/Legacy

This is the album that made John McLaughlin a semi-household name, a furious, high-energy, yet [more]

Tony Williams' Emergency was one of the first and most influential albums in late-'60s fusion, a record that shattered the [more]