Tony Reedus

On drummer Tony Reedus' second recording as a leader he joins forces with tenor saxophonist/flautist Gary Thomas, vibraphonist Steve [more]

The consistent pianist Mulgrew Miller leads his trio (which includes bassist Richie Good and drummer Tony Reedus) through a set [more]

There are a few remarkable recreations on tenor-saxophonist Benny Golson's tribute to Miles Davis, particularly

Truth, Justice and the Blues was an interesting departure for James Williams. Most of the pianist's albums have been [more]

One of the most underrated saxophonists of the post-1960 era, James Spaulding has long been a passionate postbop altoist and [more]

There are some special moments on this set from multi-reedist Bill Easley, who is mostly heard here on clarinet and flute. With [more]

This CD teams together two of the brightest young trombonists of the period, Robin Eubanks and Steve Turre. The music [more]

Baritonist Ronnie Cuber is in typically swinging and hyper form throughout this fine hard bop quintet date. Trumpeter Ryan Kisor gets in [more]

Anthony Wonsey was already one of the top pianists of his generation, but he developed his chops considerably over the [more]

Dave Stryker's second Mel Bay disc (and 19th as a leader) is in some ways a look back at his early days with soul-jazz organist Jack McDuff, [more]

This CD from the Japanese DIW label, which was made available domestically for a time by Columbia, is not really world music, but [more]