The sequel to Dorham’s highly acclaimed “Short Story” SCCD 36010 “not only contains superb examples of the mature Dorham style, but affords a rare opportunity for comparison with what might have been, by placing him alongside the famous Swedish trumpeter, Rolf Ericson, who hews to the more traditional, vertical style of Bebop trumpet.” (Chris Sheridan)

“… ‘Trio’ maintains a high level of ingenuity throughout: it demonstrates again NHØP’s facility and invention and confirms his position as one of the top ranking bassist.” (Bill Henderson, Black Music & Jazz Review) “…an internally well-balanced ensemble, the constant interplay of their music being its main attraction…” (Max H., Jazz Journal) Previously issued on SCCD 31083 & SCCD 31093

That Old Feeling

This is the second volume from the legendary birthday concerts at Copenhagen’s famous jazzhouse Montmartre, proving again as Down Beat described, “Getz’s extraordinary powers as a leader” by coming up with outstanding supporting group of Brackeen, Pedersen and Hart, whose “precise teamwork...exemplifies esprit, vigor and taste”. “The unique occasions surrounding the sessions obviously had an effet. There is a special joy, a celebration of the rite of improvised music. This makes (this album) a landmark in the career of one of today’s most brilliant masters. Listen!” (Down Beat)

Cuttin' Loose

Freedom Jazz Dance

A Ghetto Lullaby

“Clifford Jordan and The Magic Triangle toured in Europe in March-April 1975. I heard the group live and remember I was very impressed…With the quartet’s potential possibilities I cannot wait to see the release of the next volume…” (J.O – Orkester Journal 1978) “On Stage vol. 1 and its sequel embody the same group feelings and superb solo presentations by Jordan and Walton. They are the characteristic examples of this highly elaborated Be-bop music.” (Jørgen Siegumfeldt – Information 1978)

N. Y. C.ats

All Of Me

Dearly Beloved

To My Queen Revisited

Trio 2

Live On Tour In The Far East, Vol. 1

Speechless

This is the second release from the night at Montmartre Jazzhus (earlier release is “Daybreak” SCCD 31142) by the best Chet Baker Trio of this period. “...he sounds masterful, and is ably accompanied by Raney’s soft-bop guitar and NHØP’s towering bass...” (The Penguin Guide to Jazz - new edition)

The Garden Of The Blues

Airplay

Rejoicing

Meditations

Tivoli One

Live In Europe

Never Let Me Go

Skylark

SweetEar