Pianist has the ability to improvise lines that have the natural quality of an ear player, voiced & executed w. The sophistication & clarity of a conservatory-trained virtuoso, w. his quintet feat. Steve Wilson, Jim Rotondi, Peter Washington, Joe Farnsworth.

On his first recording since 1993, pianist Campbell explores a program of nine iconic jazz standards composed in the '60s & '70s that defined his formative years from the perspective of a quarter century in the jazz business. Joined by the first-call bass/trap set team of Jay Anderson & Billy Drummond, Campbell, with a keenly calibrated touch, conjures fresh lines that embody cut-to-the-chase directness, always conscious of the fabric of the total trio sound.

Pianist Orrin Evans presents a trio session of originals & standards feat. bassist Rodney Whitaker & drummer Ralph Peterson; saxophonists Ralph Bowen & Sam Newsome guest on a few tracks.

Two-saxophone setting is burning & atmospheric in the Cannonball & Coltrane mode, feat. Walt Weiskopf-sax, David Hazeltine-pno, Peter Washington-bss, Tony Reedus-drms.

Three tenor men from NYC, Eric Alexander, Ralph LaLama & Tad Shull are joined by the Melvin Rhyne Trio w. Melvin Rhyne-organ, Peter Bernstein-guitar & Kenny Washington-drums.

Tenor saxophonists join together on this set of up-tempo burners, ballads & medium tunes, feat. Kirk Lightsey, Christian McBride & Louis Hayes.

Trumpeter joins his favorite musicians in a quartet/sextet setting feat. Tim Ries-sax, Steve Armour-trmb, Steve Wilson-sax, Bruce Barth-pno, Billy Drummond-drms + others. (Previously deleted 4/1/12. Original release date: Pre-2000)

Tenor saxophonist's quartet w. Warne Marsh, also on tenor saxophone, Jim Hughart on bass and Nick Ceroli on drums, recorded Sept. 15, 1978.

Wes Montgomery chose Rhyne for the B3 organ position in his Trio - his light, immense drive & intelligently built lines are backed up by Eric Alexander, Ryan Kisor, Peter Bernstein & Kenny Washington.

Young Philadelphia pianist's debut album, feat. his spontaneous, inventive style, inc. John Swana, Tim Warfield, Rodney Whitaker, Byron Landham.

Debut album from master New Orleans drummer who spent 5 years with Ahmad Jamal, 6 years with Wynton Marsalis Quintet, as well Marsalis' Lincoln Center Jazz Orch.; he's joined here by LCJO colleagues Ryan Kisor, Wycliffe Gordon, Victor Goines, Farid Barron & Rodney Whitaker.

Trumpet player's quintet w. Javon Jackson, David Hazeltine, Peter Washington, and Lewis Nash, recorded December 30, 1989.

Star-studded combination of two Thelonious Monk Competition first prize winners, Joshua Redman on tenor and trumpet player Ryan Kisor.

The Darrell Grant Quartet w. Grant-pno (Tony Williams, Betty Carter, Roy Haynes, Woody Shaw), Wallace Roney-tpt, Christian McBride-bs, Brian Blade-dms, originals and standards, 9 tracks.

Pianist's quintet/trio w. Tom Harrell, Gary Smulya Dennis Irwin, and Kenny Washington, recorded January 2, 1990.