Fusion Jazz CDs: Best Sellers

Widely, and justly, regarded among the most important fusion recordings of its era, this 1974 album waited almost 35 years before finally [more]

Label: El

Not just classmates at Berklee School of Music, Gary McFarland and Gabor Szabo believed in, pursued, and created an [more]

Released in 1974, Faces in Reflection was, in many ways, George Duke's third album as a leader for MPS. The first two, [more]

Walter Beasley's self-titled 1987 debut for Polydor Records offered this new talent on the smooth jazz block as a triple threat: [more]

Whether you love or hate the genre of music he specializes in, you've got to give the man credit. Even during arguably the all-time low [more]

Label: Telarc

After four Telarc albums dedicated to original material, keyboardist Hiromi Uehara and her talented Sonicbloom trio tackle that most [more]

On the Corner is yet another excellent Blue Note U.K. compilation of absolutely killer cuts from Blue Note's prime jazz-funk years [more]

Drummer Bill Bruford and Dutch pianist and keyboardist Michiel Borstlap have performed together as duos on a very [more]

Recorded for Polydor, six years after her landmark Joy album, this set features Norwegian jazz iconoclast Karin Krog in the [more]