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Items 1 to 14 of 14 on page 1 of 1
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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Cumulo Nimbus
Cat: JMANCD 112. Rel: 20 Jun 19
 
Jazz
Weedhopper
March Of The Goober Woobers
47 Tears
Jig
Halyards
Cumulo Nimbus
Review: Jazzman's dusty-fingered diggers recently did a deal to reissue some of the "holy grail" albums released by Austin-based Fable Records in small numbers back in the early 1970s. Forty Seven Times Its Own Weight's "Cumulo Nimbus" is the first of these. It's a pleasingly warm and evocative set of tracks from the one-album combo that offers an enjoyable and cutting edge fusion of hard-wired jazz-funk, post-modal fusion, horizontal slow jams and low-slung goodness that pairs free-jazz style solos and spiritual grooves with just the right amount of funk-fuelled instrumentation (see "Jig"). The set includes both dancefloor-friendly and laid-back fare, with the jaunty title somehow managing to tick both boxes at once.
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The Loneliest Flower In The Village
Cat: JMANCD 133. Rel: 26 Jan 23
 
Jazz
Dakar
Ishmael
The Sun Is Big
The Hooper
Flower
Love In Outer Space
Folk Tune
Foothills
The Loneliest Flower In The Village
Review: Nostalgia 77 has been a going concern for Benedic Landin for over 20 years now. It has encompassed every musical style and inspiration he's explored and in that time his madcap approach has taken in songwriting sessions, soundtracks and soulful excursions. Here he is in jazz mode with an album on which he reunites with longtime collaborator and arranger Riaan Vosloo. Influences from South Africa abound on top of British jazz foundations. It has a lively and live feel that makes it all the more enjoyable.
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The Gow Dow Experience (reissue)
Cat: JMANCD 134. Rel: 25 May 23
 
Jazz
Nigeria, West Africa
Song For My Black Mother
Barry Rae
Compared To What
Malcolm IX
Spring 2000
Brother Don
Psychedelic Sally
Compared To What (alternate take)
You Are Arrogant
Brother Don (alternate mix)
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Disco Party (reissue)
Cat: JMANCD 131. Rel: 12 May 22
 
Funk
Reality
Road
Disco Party (Let's Have A)
Welcome
Movin' & Groovin'
Let's Party People
You Keep Me Holdin' On
Clap & Hustle
Tags: Disco Funk
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Austin Funk (reissue)
Cat: JMANCD 113. Rel: 27 Jun 19
 
Jazz
Keep Your Eyes On Your Merchandise
Love Is Not Such An Easy Game To Play
Radiator
Body Talk
Funk 'N' Roll
Since I Met You
Ghetto Tool
Groove Awhile
Frozen Tundra Lady
Review: Over the last few weeks, Jazzman's ongoing "Holy Grail" reissue series has focused on obscure but in-demand albums from the Fable Records catalogue. The latest to get the deluxe reissue treatment is Steamheat's "Austin Funk", a 1975 set that's notably harder and funkier than the Texan label's usual jazz-funk fare. Of course, there are still plenty of jazz-funk flourishes to be found amongst the soulful vocals, crunchy clavinet lines, fast-tempo grooves and heady horn lines. Our picks include the low-down deep funk headiness of "Radiator", the fizzing brilliance of "Body Talk", the harmonic jazz guitar, horn and electronic piano solos of "Ghetto Tool" and the eyes-closed, in-the-zone madness of closing cut "Frozen Tundra Lady".
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Spiritual Jazz 13: Now Part 2
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Cat: JMANCD 127. Rel: 21 Jan 21
 
Jazz
The Cosmic Range - "Palms To Heaven"
Vibration Black Finger - "Empty Streets"
Abeeku - "Slow Sweet Burn"
Wildflower - "Flute Song"
The Pyramids - "Memory Ritual"
Steve Reid Foundation - "For Coltrane"
Carla Marciano - "Trane's Groove"
Angel Bat Dawid - "What Do I Tell My Children Who Are Black (Dr Margaret Burroughs)"
Menagerie - "Nova"
Teemu Akerblom Quartet - "Avo's Tune"
The Jamie Saft Quartet - "Vessels"
Jonas Kullhammar - "Paris"
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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Spiritual Jazz 12: Impulse!
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Cat: JMANCD 122. Rel: 17 Sep 20
 
Jazz
John Coltrane - "A Love Supreme Pt 1: Acknowledgement"
Elvin Jones - "Fantazm"
Max Roach - "Lonesome Lover"
Yusef Lateef - "Sister Mamie"
Freddie Hubbard - "The 7th Day"
McCoy Tyner - "Three Flowers"
Elvin Jones/Jimmy Garrison Sextet - "Half & Half"
McCoy Tyner - "Groove Waltz"
Archie Shepp - "Le Matin Des Noire"
Michael White - "The Blessing Song"
Alice Coltrane - "Turiya & Ramakrishna"
Phil Woods - "A Taste Of Honey"
Pharoah Sanders - "Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah"
John Klemmer - "Constant Throb" (part 1)
Pharoah Sanders - "Thembi"
Marion Brown - "Maimoun"
Alice Coltrane - "Journey In Satchidananda"
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Spiritual Jazz 11: SteepleChase: Esoteric Modal & Progressive Jazz From The Steeplechase Label 1974-84
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Cat: JMANCD 120. Rel: 16 Apr 20
 
Jazz
Mary Lou Williams - "Ode To Saint Cecile"
Billy Gault - "The Time Of This World Is At Hand"
Sam Jones - "Jean Marie"
Rene McLean - "Aida"
Jim McNeely - "Tipe Tizwe"
Johnny Dyani - "Magwaza"
Jackie McLean & Michael Carvin - "De I Comahlee Ah"
Ken McIntyre - "Miss Priss"
Khan Jamal - "Dark Warrior"
Michael Carvin - "Naima"
Review: For the latest volume in their essential Spiritual Jazz compilation series - the eleventh overall - Jazzman has decided to take a trawl through the archives of Danish imprint SteepleChase, focusing specifically on "esoteric modal" and "progressive jazz" originally released between 1974 and '84. It's an impressively bright, breezy and crystal-clear affair - you can hear every cymbal hit, saxophone solo, piano note, snare and rim-shot in glorious clarity - with highlights appearing thick and fast throughout. Our current favourites include the haunting flutes, glistening guitar solos and skipping grooves of Rene McLean's "Aida", the hard-to-pigeonhole inventiveness and cross-cultural fusion of Jim McNeely's "Tipe Tizwe" and the vibraphone-laden up-tempo hustle of Khan Jamal's "Dark Warrior". That said, every track is superb, making this a must-have for spiritual jazz enthusiasts everywhere.
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A New Life
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A New Life (unmixed CD)
Cat: JMANCD 075. Rel: 01 Jun 15
 
Jazz
Joy - "Martini Sweet"
Nottingham Jazz Orchestra - "Sixes & Severns"
Billy Jenkins - "High Street/Saturday" (with The Voice Of God Collective)
London Jazz Four - "Death Is Near" (with Sydenham School)
Graham Collier - "Darius I"
Spot The Zebra - "Living Planet" (excerpt)
Quincicasm - "Trent Park Song"
Poliphony - "Cameo"
Lori Vambe - "Drumson (One)"
Frank Evans - "The Bistro Kid"
Edge - "Danielle & The Holly Tree"
Indiana Highway - "We Three Kings"
Walsall Youth Jazz Orchestra - "The Dragon"
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Jukebox Mambo IV
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Jukebox Mambo IV (unmixed CD)
Cat: JMANCD 136. Rel: 23 Feb 23
 
50s/60s
Marie Knight & Sister Rosetta Tharpe - "Calvary"
The Dundees - "Evil One"
The Heartbreakers - "Wanda"
Helene Polite - "Love For Sale" (with The Dallas Redick Trio)
Oscar Pettiford His Cello & Quartet - "Oscalypso"
Bixie Crawford - "Go Way Blues" (with Fletcher Smith Quartette)
Preston Love & His Orchestra - "Ali Baba's Boogie"
Mamie Ree & Jake Porter - "I Wake Up In The Morning"
Monchito - "Caldonia"
Betty Mattson - "What Is This Thing Called Love"
Effie Smith & John Criner - "Mambo Blues"
Titus Turner - "Big Mary's"
The Blasts - "Canaveral Rock"
The Royals - "I Want You To Be My Baby - Mambo"
Eunice Davis - "My Beat Is 125th Street"
Frank Butler - "Girl Of My Dreams"
Mr Bo - "Heartache & Troubles"
Otis Smith - "You're So Good Looking"
The Dukes Of Rhythm - "Buddha's Boogie"
Innocentay - "Voodoo Shango"
Lawrence Stone, Ernie Freeman Orchestra - "Dark Of Night"
Lawrence Peel & The Filatones - "Song Of Sadar"
Kiki Williams - "When Love Is New" (with The The Ellis Stukey Sextet)
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Spiritual Jazz Vol 14: Private
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Cat: JMANCD 137. Rel: 05 Oct 23
 
Jazz
Erni Clark - "By The Grace Of God, I Am"
Elysian Spring - "Lotus"
Radam Schwartz & Leslie Ford - "Middle Eastern Fantasy"
Mary Lou Williams - "Communion Song: The World"
Carmelo Garcia - "Ethiopia"
Black Is - "Themes & Variations"
Cullen Knight - "A'Keem (Brother)"
Don Menza Quintet - "Spanish Boots" (Parts 1 & 2)
Belair - "Morning Rainwalk"
Andrew McPherson - "Delilah"
Almanac - "Symbiosis"
Owen Marshall - "Evolove" (Full Length version)
Bobby Jackson - "Desiree Song"
Compass - "Pharoah's Thing"
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Spiritual Jazz 15: A Tribute To Trane
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Cat: JMANCD 138. Rel: 23 Nov 23
 
Jazz
Norman Connors - "Welcome"
Clifford Jordon - "John Coltrane"
Sonny Fortune - "Ole"
The Darwin Strickland Trio - "Niami"
Gilles Torrent Jazztet - "Terre Enqloutie"
Carsten Meinert - "To Trane"
Malachi Thompson & Africa Brass - "Transition"
Hampton Hawes Trio - "Evening Trane"
Carmelo Gracia - "Trane"
Jack Mcduff - "Naima"
Review: Many artists achieve greatness but very few produce work that is so moving it's considered sacred. Whether you choose to call them hymns, psalms or spirituals, their songs are a healing force for troubled times. We feel close to these prophets, in recognition of their uncommon labours. It is as if they have given all of themselves, body and soul, through music. Spiritual Jazz 15 - A Tribute to 'Trane shines a spotlight on the reverence in which the saxophonist is held in so many ways. On one hand our selection displays cover versions of his songs performed by the musicians he inspired; disciples to Coltrane the messiah, who chose to give praise to the one who laid a foundation for them. The listener will also encounter original music written in honour of Coltrane that underlines the endless presence he has had among artists from different backgrounds and eras.
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Lost In Abstraction
Cat: JMANCD 132. Rel: 09 Jun 22
 
Jazz
Abstraction
Lost
Venus Fly Trap
Temptation
Too Much
Where Would We Be
Up There
Discarded
Suspended
Got It?
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