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Happiness Is Takin' Care Of Natural Business Dig?! (reissue)
Cat: JMANCD 135. Rel: 20 Jul 23
 
Jazz
Zaltanica
The Magi
Kuba!
Poor Me
Bronson's Blues
Rolon's Groove
Kuba! (alternate version - bonus track)
Lobby Lizards (bonus track)
Review: Jazzman has excavated another jazz "holy grail" here - one of the few albums ever recorded by San Francisco-based pianist (and local hero) Al Tanner. It was initially released back in 1967 by the obscure, but arguably significant, Touche label, and while popular within Californian jazz circles, garnered little exposure or sales elsewhere. It remains a fantastic album, with Tanner being joined by drummer William 'Smiley' Winters, bassist Edgar Williams, saxophonist Roy Henderson, and flautist/trumpeter George Alexander to attractively dance through a range of pleasingly breezy, musically detailed modal workouts. It's a genuinely impressive album all told, so praise must be given to Jazzman for unearthing and reissuing it.
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Short Story From Tabla Drums & Trumpet
Cat: JAZZ 45008. Rel: 12 Dec 19
 
Jazz
Short Story From Tabla, Drums & Trumpet (2:11)
Oye Maia (3:01)
Review: Thanks to a plethora of pleasing releases from the likes of Nat Birchall and Michael Grossman, 2019 has been a vintage year for Jazzman's "Jazz 45" series. The last volume of the year comes courtesy of Jai Ho, an occasional studio "supergroup" who initially met by accident in the late 1990s. In fact, A-side "Short Story From Tabla, Drums & Trumpet" was recorded in a single day in 1996. The descriptive title is accurate, with squally, effects-laden trumpet solos riding a killer backing track of military style drum breaks, exotic tabla motifs and toasty double bass. The group met again for another studio day in 2003 and recorded B-side "Oye Maia", a wonderfully lucid and languid mixture of attractive Kalimba melodies, drifting trumpet and shuffling Indian instrumentation.
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The Gow Dow Experience
The Gow Dow Experience (limited numbered 180 gram vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: JMANLP 134. Rel: 25 May 23
 
Jazz
Nigeria, West Africa (3:19)
Song For My Black Mother (2:26)
Barry Rae (8:09)
Compared To What (4:22)
Malcolm IX (6:00)
Spring 2000 (5:35)
Brother Don (4:56)
Review: Originally released in 1973, Prof James Benson's seminal album, The Gow Dow Experience is a project that has an amazing story accompanying it. An entirely self-released project, Prof Benson's intention was to record these sessions so that his students at Cal Poly in California would have a special memento of what they had achieved together. Taking inspiration from their recent trip to Africa and blended with the radical jazz emerging from Black American artist's in the 70s, it was a momentous achievement for him and his young protegees. Jazzman's re-release also includes four tracks from the recording session that, until now, have never been released - they're well worth the wait, we promise!
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Disco Party (reissue)
Disco Party (reissue) (limited numbered LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: JMANLP 131. Rel: 12 May 22
 
Funk
Reality (6:55)
Road (6:40)
Disco Party (Let's Have A) (3:31)
Welcome (4:17)
Movin' & Groovin' (6:31)
Let's Party People (5:14)
You Keep Me Holdin' On (5:42)
Clap & Hustle (5:25)
Review:  Another highly anticipated reissue from the vaults of the legendary 70s label TSG here that has already been put out late last year by P-Vine Japan. But Reality's unknown classic Disco Party is always going to sell out quick so we're certainly happy about another pressing. Almost nothing is known about the band apart from their association with TSG, the label had a divine touch in picking out the best unknown musicians from New York's bustling funk and soul scene. Their music is full of vibrant riffs and funky bass and cannot fail to detonate in the club.
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Tags: Disco Funk
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Sketching The Unknown
Sketching The Unknown (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: JMANLP 116. Rel: 14 Nov 19
 
Jazz
Almopian Etude (11:47)
Quadrum Waltz (8:20)
Sevenates (4:07)
Syncopatient (5:38)
Sketching The Unknown (9:14)
Review: "Sketching The Unknown" is a terrific name for an album, particularly for a deep modal jazz set that aims to draw maximum influence from "the folk and modal music of ancient Greece". We're not knowledgeable enough on Greek musical traditions to say whether or not saxophonist Sokratis Votskos and his quartet have successfully accomplished that aim, but we can confirm that "Sketching The Unknown" is superb. Brilliantly arranged, played and produced with surprises around every corner, it's one of the boldest and inventive jazz sets we've heard for some time. There's no fusion antics, sampled hip-hop beats or modern studio trickery, just five high quality jazz cuts that sound like they will last the test of time.
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Greasy Mike's Halloween Monsters: 18 Slices Of Rott N' Roll Records From Weirdsville USA
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Cat: JMANLP 128. Rel: 20 Oct 22
 
50s/60s
Ziggy Gee & His Combo - "Egor's Chant" (2:12)
Googie Rene Combo - "The Chiller" (2:21)
The Poets - "Dead" (2:07)
The Nite Caps - "Haunted Sax" (2:17)
Morgus - "The Morgus Creep" (with The Daringers) (2:11)
The Sadists - "Night Sweats" (2:08)
The Gravestone Four - "Rigor Mortis" (2:40)
Rebel Rousers - "Zombie Walks" (2:27)
The Nightmares - "The Nightmare!" (3:03)
Tony & The Monstrosities - "Igor's Lament" (2:27)
George Barnes - "Spooky" (2:24)
The Metropolitans - "Screaming" (1:38)
The Regal Aires - "It" (2:07)
Ken Meyer - "Lock Your Door" (2:44)
Dick D'Agostin - "Night Walk" (2:28)
The Idols - "The Prowler" (2:16)
Johnny Cale - "Shock Hop" (2:01)
The Crystals - "Vampire" (2:36)
Review: The title of this one alone is enough to just about give you the creeps. Fortunately, the music within this brand new series from the Jazzman crew is hella enjoyable: it is a fine collection of " the lowest of the lowball schlock n' roll 45s never known to exist" all of which have been pillaged from the endless musical reverse of Greasy Mike who has finally opened up his caverns. Mike's own top Halloween tunes are included such as 'Zombie Walks', 'Night Sweats,'' The Chiller,' 'Prowler' and 'Screaming Vampire.' It's a left-of-centre but essential rock and roll collection.
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Greasy Mike - Shipwrecked On A Tropical Island Volume 2 :16 Sweaty Sides Of Hot & Sultry Exotica From Weirdsville USA
Alfredo Martinez - "Tabu" (3:17)
Phyllis Branch - "Babalu" (2:57)
Jack Medell - "Enchantment" (2:43)
Harvey Anderson - "Jivaro" (2:19)
Maria Elena - "Temptation" (2:22)
Robert Mersey - "Kookaburra" (2:46)
Ty & Ed - "Martinique" (2:09)
Blue Bells - "Atlantis" (2:23)
Coral & The South Seas - "Bongo Heat" (2:48)
Vitin Aviles Y Su Orquesta - "Miserlou" (2:50)
Dariel Kay - "Ho-Ba-La-La" (2:49)
Hank Levine - "Midnight" (2:23)
Hector Cari & The Dancing Strings - "Rumba Rhapsody" (2:55)
Davy Jones & The Dolphin - "Strictly Polynesian" (1:57)
Jim Solley & The Lubocs - "Malaquena" (2:32)
Rick & Trisha - "The Lonely Sea" (2:22)
Review: Jazzman recently served up a big and freaky old collection of Halloween themed jazz sounds from Greasy Mike. Now the venerated digger and collector opens up his archives once more for another deep dive, this time under the heading of 'Shipwrecked On A Tropical Island.' As such these are Afro-tinged jazz sounds with shimmering steel drums and gently breaking waves. There are Afro-Cuban spinners like Phyllis Branch's 'Babalu' and samba shufflers full of soul. An epic and escapist collection that takes you to another world.
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Spiritual Jazz 13: Now Part 2
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Spiritual Jazz 13: Now Part 2 (gatefold 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: JMANLP 127. Rel: 21 Jan 21
 
Jazz
The Cosmic Range - "Palms To Heaven" (9:21)
Vibration Black Finger - "Empty Streets" (7:05)
Abeeku - "Slow Sweet Burn" (2:38)
Wildflower - "Flute Song" (4:38)
The Pyramids - "Memory Ritual" (6:31)
Steve Reid Foundation - "For Coltrane" (8:05)
Carla Marciano - "Trane's Groove" (8:25)
Angel Bat Dawid - "What Do I Tell My Children Who Are Black (Dr Margaret Burroughs)" (3:23)
Menagerie - "Nova" (5:45)
Teemu Akerblom Quartet - "Avo's Tune" (6:52)
The Jamie Saft Quartet - "Vessels" (5:22)
Jonas Kullhammar - "Paris" (7:55)
Review: While previous instalments of Jazzman's essential Spiritual Jazz series have focused on killer cuts and rare gems from the past (specifically material recorded between the 1950s and '80s), the thirteenth volume shines a light on what's happening right now. This second part (of two) successfully showcases the best of the contemporary scene, showcasing cuts from around the world that neatly encapsulate the breadth and diversity of 21st century spiritual jazz. The plentiful highlights include the exotic, Eastern-tinged spiritualism of Wildflower's 'Flute Song', the futurist jazz-funk deepness of Steve Reid's 'For Coltrane', the layered vocals and acoustic instrumentation of Angel Bat Dawid's 'What Should I Tell My Children Who Are Black' and the sparkling, sun-soaked positivity of 'Nova' by Menagerie.
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Greasy Mike Gets The Giggles Volume 4: 14 Frantic Flippers Fraught With Frivolous Fun Filled Frolics
VARIOUS
Cat: JMANLP 140. Rel: 27 Jul 23
 
50s/60s
Pat & The Wildcats - "The Giggler" (2:08)
Bobby Bunny & The Jackrabbits - "The Joker" (2:37)
Jim Doval & The Gauchos - "Scrub" (2:20)
Johnny Beeman - "Laffin' Beatnik" (2:13)
Diablito - "The Jungle" (2:21)
Adolphus Bell & The Up Starts - "Lafin Gas" (2:55)
The Apollos - "Good For A Laugh" (2:07)
The Royal Jokers - "You Tickle Me Baby" (2:40)
Lue Renney - "Your Wiggle & Your Giggle" (2:26)
The Zanies - "The Mad Scientist" (1:53)
Hank Mankin - "Hey Lulu" (2:13)
Sid Ramin - "The Ho-Ho Rock & Roll" (2:42)
Jim Backus & Friend - "Delicious!" (3:02)
The Fabulous Continentals - "Breakin' Up" (1:58)
Review: Master compilation maker Greasy Mike is back with a fourth volume of his characterful selections. This one once again is another action packed and full flavour array of wigged out rhythms and psyched out funk sounds. The label calls it "14 Frantic Flippers Fraught with Frivolous Fun-Filled Frolics" and the tunes sure do have big personalities, wild laughter, sleazy low slung grooves and big steamy horns. Names like Adolphus Bell & The Up Starts, The Fabulous Continentals and Bobby Bunny & The Jackrabbits feature amongst many more niche jazz-adjacent sounds from the 50s and 60s.
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Greasy Mike's Middle Eastern Harem: 18 Sizzlin' Camel Steaks Cooked Ultra Rare From Weirdsville USA
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Cat: JMANLP 130. Rel: 01 Dec 22
 
Psych/Garage Rock
The Cotillions - "Sahara" (1:58)
The Boys - "Cobra" (1:54)
The Embers - "Alexandria" (2:25)
The Checker Board Squares - "Desert Land" (2:42)
The Kasuals - "Port Said" (2:04)
Arabian Knights - "Moroc-Kin" (2:02)
The Torrents - "Snake Charmer" (2:44)
The Wild Men Of Marrakesh - "Sandstorm" (2:32)
The Versatones - "Cobra" (2:11)
The Sand Steppers - "Misirlou" (2:47)
The Vaqueros - "Desert Wind" (1:53)
The Royce McAfee Combo - "Cairo Twist" (1:41)
Roger King Mozian - "Oriental Cha Cha" (2:59)
Vasilas & His Slaves - "Ole Tsasa" (2:18)
Al Castelanos - "Cha-Cha-Cha At The Harem" (2:36)
Griz Green - "Morocco" (1:47)
Jol Coyes Boys - "Istanbul" (2:38)
Ilo Kay & His Trio - "The Bagdad Fantasy" (2:14)
Review: A remarkably sleazy new compilation from the digger's delighter known as Greasy Mike, who has generously opened up his 'vinyl dungeon' for the purpose of letting us in on just a small slice of his wax "harem". Ah yes, the sensual and voluptuous pleasures of Middle-Eastern jazz on wax. Unmatched. The choice cuts on this comp, one of many from Mike, this time catalogue the works of Middle Eastern jazz unknowns, championing their work starting from the genre's inception.
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