Previously unreleased live recording from November 1970 with Woody Shaw, Harold Mabern, Cecil McBee and Carlos Garnett. Understanding is a previously unreleased recording of drummer Roy Brooks... more
Contains previously unissued live recordings of unsung tenor saxophone hero Harold Land from The Penthouse in Seattle from 1962, 1964 and 1965 with stellar musicians including Hampton Hawes, Carmell... more
Two great sources of inspiration for me: my roots - the neighborhood in which I was born, Soundview, South Bronx NY, and my current Home Sugar Hill, Harlem.
Although it was not a place filled... more
MAKE YOUR MOVE - Pianist Ray Gallon's debut recording, Make Your Move, certified, approved and endorsed by the legendary Ron Carter, who contributed the liner notes, comes to us after more than three... more
The Promise is multi-award winning jazz & gospel legend Dee Daniels' spiritual & deeply powerful debut for Cellar Music. |Truly a revelatory album from one of North America's most beloved jazz and... more
Adam Scone's "Low and Slow" is all about mood. It is about the rare time of the day when you may find a moment of solace in between the chaos of everyday life. Adam Scone's Hammond organ sound is... more
Cellar Music Group, in association with the SmallsLIVE Foundation, is thrilled to announce the release of Aliens & Wizards, the new album by the Spike Wilner Trio. Recorded at the height of the... more
On her 3rdstudio album, Chicago vocalist Alyssa Allgood wields her instrument with depth, nuance & sophistication. Through refined interpretations of classics and the debut of four stunning... more
The results speak for themselves: swinging bop lines executed by all, crackling rhythm section accompaniment and interaction, and an ensemble sound that underscores the values of swing, groove and... more
One of jazz's most powerful tenor saxophonists is heard at his freewheeling, unfettered best on The George Coleman Quintet in Baltimore, a hitherto unheard live recording from the Famous Ballroom in... more
180 GRAM BLACK VINYL. One of jazz's most powerful tenor saxophonists is heard at his freewheeling, unfettered best on The George Coleman Quintet in Baltimore, a hitherto unheard live recording from... more
Tom Keenlyside drops a poignant album featuring his wonderfully melodic and beautiful flute playing with a wonderful trio of Vancovuer jazz musicians: Miles Black on piano, Miles Hill on bass and... more
Saxophonist from The Roots, seen nightly on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Ian Hendrickson-Smith stretches out with a soulful and blues drenched outing. 'The Lowdown' features an all-star New... more
Saxophonist from The Roots, seen nightly on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Ian Hendrickson-Smith stretches out with a soulful and blues drenched outing. The Lowdown features an all-star New York... more
In Talking Drums, Bobby Wiens presents a record steeped in pure swing, dynamic group interplay and exploration of the the sonic and textural boundaries of the classic jazz quintet. As is the case... more
In any successful partnership, both parties must be self-assured, while enabling the best of each other. And they should surround themselves with people who will support, encourage and inspire. Such... more
Originally released in 1988, this extremely rare recording returns to the market for the first time in over 10 years. The debut album from one of Canada's most important bassists, Neil Swainson who... more
Originally released on CD in 1988, this extremely rare and sought out recording makes it's debut on vinyl with a limited edition pressing of 1500. The debut album from one of Canada's most important... more
On Two Part Solution, Frank Basile and Sam Dillon play baritone and tenor saxophone, respectively. It's a front-line pairing as rare as, well, peanut butter and fried pickles. But in the hands of... more
A Walk In The Park is an absolute delight to listen to from start to finish. The complexity is in the simplicity. The music reflects how Jerry is as a person: swinging and soulful. The all-star... more
Of the eight pieces that make up the present recital, a full seven of them are penned by Shulman. He manages to pique our interest via sagacious horn voicings and a varied selection of tempos and... more
Rudy Van Gelder's Englewood Cliffs studio presents an imposing history for any saxophonist, with most of the classic output of such giants as John Coltrane, Joe Henderson and Hank Mobley having been... more
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