New Orleans & Classic Jazz: Best Sellers

For listeners unsure about diving into Monk's entire Blue Note catalog, this best-of roundup makes for a very fine [more]

The final volume in this very worthy series is a comparatively relaxed affair, a quartet set with tenor-saxophonist Ben [more]

The seventh of eight CDs in this valuable series matches the remarkable pianist in a quartet with clarinetist Buddy [more]

The fifth of eight CDs in this recommended series (which is also available complete as a six-CD box set) features the [more]

The fourth of eight CDs featuring the pianist interacting with some of his most notable musical contemporaries is the [more]

The third of eight CDs matching the great pianist with a variety of classic jazzmen is the first of two that finds him [more]

The second of eight CDs teaming the amazing pianist with a variety of his contemporaries finds Tatum sharing the stage [more]

For this CD, the sixth volume of Art Tatum's eight group recordings for Norman Granz in the 1950s, the remarkable [more]

During 1954-1956, Norman Granz recorded the remarkable pianist Art Tatum with a variety of classic jazz masters, [more]

Art Tatum was heralded as being among the very best jazz pianists for much of his career, though his rapid-fire runs at the [more]

Fats Waller was a vocalist, composer, even a comedian and satirist, but most importantly, he was a phenomenally gifted [more]