Hard Bop: Best Sellers

Tenor saxophonist John Coltrane recorded quite a few records with the rhythm section of pianist Red Garland, bassist [more]

As the tenor sax is not in the same key as an alto, Sonny Rollins would have to transpose a lot of music to [more]

Tenor saxophonist Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and his quartet (which includes organist Shirley [more]

This spirited Lp (which has a jam session feel to it) features pianist Randy Weston for the first time with a group as large as a [more]

Primary Colours is a piano trio consisting of pianist Gerard D'Angelo, bassist Frank Wagner and drummer Dave Meade. Their [more]

A fine hard bop-based pianist, Joe Mulholland performs ten of his originals on this modern straight-ahead date. On most of the [more]

Live at the Philharmonie was the Dave Pike Set's third record for MPS in the year 1969 alone; Noisy Silence-Gentle [more]

Bobby Watson credits Art Blakey with showing him the ropes through the apprentice system, which included recruiting up-and-coming [more]

Originally cut for Riverside, this set mostly features the influential pianist Wynton Kelly in a trio with his [more]

This live set is notable for teaming guitarist Wes Montgomery and the Wynton Kelly Trio (comprised of pianist [more]

After having left the ensemble of Charles Mingus and upon working with John Coltrane, Eric Dolphy [more]

In 1956 Jackie McLean was only beginning to assert himself as a true individualist on the alto saxophone, exploring the [more]