Jazz

Nils Landgren Funk Unit bildades 1994 och för att fira 30 år som band släpper de albumet "Raw", inspelad under några svettiga sessioner i Palma på Mallorca.<br/><br/>"Funk Unit förvaltar den klassiska funkens arv med övertygelse, hängivenhet och respekt. 'Raw' är ett av deras bästa album hittills."<br/>(Douglas Norström, Hifi & Musik)<br/><br/>"En svensk, vit trombonist kommer alltid att hamna i underläge mot amerikanska funklegender med musikaliskt är det ingen tvekan: det här jubileumsalbumet, inspelat på Palma, vittnar om en musikalitet och ett sväng i världsklass." (Jan Gradvall, DI Weekend)<br/><br/>Välj mellan cd och rosafärgad vinyl!

Färgade vinyler. Mycket limiterade = totalt 500 ex. 100 ex i Sverige.

180 gram vinyl.

Who are these guys? That's the usual reaction of anyone fortunate enough to have come across this remarkable (and remarkably rare) session from 1963. The last of six albums saxophonist Curtis Amy recorded for Pacific Jazz in the early-1960s, Katanga! transcends not only the rest but plenty of other recorded jazz from that period as well. <br/><br/>Trumpeter Dupree Bolton's brilliant playing here is simply breath-taking in one of his very few recorded appearances during a career plagued with personal problems. Bolton and Amy are joined by guitarist Ray Crawford, pianist Jack Wilson, bassist Victor Gaskin, and drummer Doug Sides on this gem of an album.<br/><br/>Katanga!, a rare gem from the Pacific Jazz catalog will also be released for the first-time digitally. The Tone Poet Vinyl Edition of Katanga! Is not a gatefold but will include a new essay by Thomas Conrad that elucidates the story behind the album.<br/><br/>Blue Note Records' Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series is produced by Joe Harley and features all-analog, mastered-from-the-original-master-tapes, 180g audiophile vinyl reissues in deluxe packaging. Mastering is by Kevin Gray (Cohearent Audio) and vinyl is manufactured at Record Technology Incorporated (RTI).

180 gram vinyl.

When The World Was One&#039; is something of a companion piece to &#039;Fletcher Moss Park&#039; (much of the music was written at the same time) but draws more explicitly on Matthew Halsall&rsquo;s love of spiritual jazz and Eastern music as well as his own studies in meditation and travels in Japan.

180 gram audiophile vinyl.