Latin Jazz & World Fusion: Best Sellers

Bill O'Connell's seventh CD as a leader is full of catchy themes in a Jazz Latino (as opposed to Latin jazz) setting, according to [more]

While Brazilian master percussionist Cyro Baptista appears on many Tzadik recordings, and is nearly ubiquitous in John [more]

In 2007, San Francisco-based singer Kat Parra had a very impressive recording debut with Birds in Flight, which included a wide variety [more]

When it comes to world music, many Americans tend to think the music of a particular country all has a [more]

Keyboardist/composer Joe Zawinul's accomplishments with Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderley, and Weather Report, amid his revolutionary [more]

Pianist and arranger Mait Edey originally issued Birigwa as a private pressing on his own tiny Boston-based Seeds label in 1972. Luke Mosling [more]

Guitarist Nguyên Le explores a wide span of modern styles throughout Walking on the Tiger's Tail. Some of the up-tempo [more]

On Sambatropolis Hendrik Meurkens continues to offer the stellar fusion of chorinho and jazz that has marked his musical output [more]

McCoy Tyner recorded five albums for Telarc, beginning with 1999's McCoy Tyner & the Latin All-Stars and ending with 2004's Illuminations. [more]

Even before Christine Spero began recording with her dynamic quartet, she was earning numerous accolades for her [more]