Tenor saxophonist's quartet w. Mulgrew Miller on piano, Peter Washington on bass and Billy Drummond on drums, recorded December 4, 1990.

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

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

Organist plays with a crisp rhythmic vitality that swings sprightly, featuring Peter Bernstein-guitar, Kenny Washington-drums.

Trumpet/flugelhorn player's sextet w. Ralph Moore, Jim Snidero, Kirk Lightsey, Jay Anderson, Victor Lewis, recorded Dec. 27, 1986.

Pianist's trio w. Jesper Lundgaard on bass and Eddie Gladden on drums, recorded Feb. 14, 1983 and Dec. 13, 1991.

Original, striking jazz from trombonist in a sextet setting, feat. Walt Weiskopf, Stefon Harris, Bill Charlap, Peter Washington & Billy Drummond.

This album is underpinned with the sensibility that people used to call "mainstream" - it features bassist Whitaker & his elite young quintet, inc. Ron Blake, Stefon Harris, Wycliff Gordon, Eric Reed & Carl Allen; three of the musicians are members of the Wynton Marsalis Septet.

7 tracks from drummer Adonis Rose, joined by Nicholas Payton, Tim Warfield, Anthony Wonsey & Reuben.

Baritone saxophonist presents rarely played ballads & medium tempo songs arranged & conducted by Bob Belden, feat. Mike LeDonne-piano, Peter Washington-bass & Kenny Washington-drums.

Young saxophonist brings together some old & new friends (Mark Turner, Tim Hagans, Kevin Hays, Billy Drummond) in a quintet & sextet setting to explore his original compositions.

Pianist interact seamlessly w. Ed Howard & Leon Parker - they're 3 young veterans at the top of their game, cranking out 10 pieces ranging from Monk to American Songbook to some originals.

Full-bodied alto saxophonist has a piercing cry in his tone, not unlike Jackie McLean - he also has a melodic take on Bird-to-Coltrane harmonic vocabulary, a slippery conception of line that makes you think of Lee Konitz at bullet train velocity - this quintet setting features Joe Magnarelli, Joel Weiskopf, Peter Washington & Billy Drummond.

Master pilot of the Hammond B-3 transports the listener on a joyous flight - sometimes funky, lyrical & always swinging; his able crewmen Peter Bernstein & Kenny Washington maintain a deep, straight-ahead, finger-poppin' course from beginning to end.

Tenor saxophonist in a sextet setting, writing & playing intriguing arrangements for his originals & standards, feat. Conrad Herwig, Andy Fusco, Joel Weiskopf, James Genus & Bill Drummond.

This is Eric Alexander's 4th release as a leader, and is his most cohesive to date. His trademark big-sound tenor sax is joined here by 74 year old baitone sax legend Cecil Payne, pianist David Hazeltine, bass player John Webber and Joe Farnsworth on drums.

Guitarist goes for the quintet setting, performing originals & standards w. Eric Alexander-sax, Steve Davis-trombone, Billy Drummond-drums & Larry Goldings-organ.

Tenor saxophonist presents a modern, progressive concept w. his sextet feat. Terell Stafford-trumpet, Cyrus Chestnut-piano, Tarus Mateen-bass, Clarence Penn-drums.

Hot rising tenor sax player & quartet is presented here in an organ context w. veteran Melvin Rhyne that transcends the traditional organ-tenor session w. a sensitive & swinging modern presentation, joined by Bobby Broom-guitar, Joe Farnsworth-drums.

Jon Gordon-as, with his quintet, Tim Hagans-trumpet, Bill Charlap-piano, Larry Grenadier-bass, Billy Drummond-drums, tunes by Cole Porter, Chick Corea, Coltrane, Monk.

On drummer/composer Ralph Peterson's debut, he returns to the two-horns & rhythm format with which he kicked off his recording career, deploying an approach that blends the drive of Art Blakey with the edginess of Miles Davis. Joined by an ensemble of youngsters (Jeremy Pelt, Jimmy Greene, Orrin Evans & Eric Revis) whose ability to dip into the tradition & move forward equips them to navigate the primal complexities of Peterson's sonic landscape, Peterson offers his swingingest date in years.

Trumpet/flugelhornist in a swinging sextet session, playing w. urbane verve & technical command w. Chris Potter-ten. Sax, Steve Wilson-alt. Sax, John Campbell-pno, Peter Washington-bss, Billy Drummond-drms. (Previously deleted 4/1/12. Original release date: Pre-2000)

Limited digitally remastered edition. Special package includes CD polycarbonate disc (CD vinyl-replica) with original record label, OBI strip, single cardboard jacket and printed inner sleeve. Preach Brother! Is an album by American saxophonist Don Wilkerson recorded in 1962 and released on the Blue Note label.

Alto sax player in a quartet setting w. Bruce Barth-piano, Larry Grenadier-bass, Leon Parker-drums.

Tenor saxophonist's second Criss Cross release, swinging tour de force from hard bop to ballads, standards & originals, w. John Swana-trumpet, Peter Bernstein-guitar, Kenny Barron-piano, Peter Washington-bass, Carl Allen-drums.