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Jimmy Burns

Night Time Again

During a live set of Jimmy's music you're likely to hear his powerful interpretations of songs by Elmore James and Muddy Waters, alongside those by Curtis Mayfield and Ray Charles, plus Jimmy's own thorou…

Toronzo Cannon

John The Conquer Root

Toronzo Cannon

Leaving Mood

FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST CARL WEATHERSBY. Growing up in the shadows of Chicago's blues mecca, Theresa's Lounge, had a lasting effect on Toronzo Cannon. He'd listen to the raw, soulful sounds of legends lik…

Chicago Ain't Nothing B

Chicago Ain't Nothing B

With Eddy Clearwater, Sunnyland Slim, Morris Pejoe, Henry Gray, Jo Jo Williams, Little Mack Simmons and others. An explosion of nuclear-powered Chicago blues from 1958-'60 Atomic-H masters including many …

Omar Coleman

Born & Raised

Omar Coleman

Live!

Jimmy Dawkins

Fast Fingers

Blues guitarist Jimmy Dawkins stands out as a solemn, thoughtful figure. With his ax cradled in his arms, staring through his shades into the crowd but not really seeing them, he seems merged with his son…

Corey Dennison

Night After Night

Kahil El'Zabar (geb. 1953)

Africa N'Da Blues

On Africa N'da Blues, percussionist Kahil El'Zabar writes the next chapter in his continuing study of the music that shaped the future of jazz. His previous Delmark album, Conversations (Delmark 514), bro…

Kahil El'Zabar (geb. 1953)

Renaissance Of The Resi...

The Ritual Trio ias a very '90s version of progressive improvisational music - eclectic in mood and influence, willing and able to look back and reach forward. Kahil El'Zabar, Malachi Favors and Ari Brown…

Kahil El'Zabar (geb. 1953)

What It Is!

Nach Alben bei Delmark, auf denen die Jazz-Veteranen Pharaoh Sanders und Archie Shepp zu hören waren, ist Kahil El'Zabar mit einem Rudel junger Löwen zurück. Tenorsaxophonist Kevin Nabors hat bei Von Free…

Sleepy John Estes

Newport Blues

Never before released 1964 session with Yank Rachell (mandolin, guitar, piano and one vocal) and Hammie Nixon (harmonica, jug and two vocals). Sleepy John Estes' Newport Folk Festival appearance was so su…

Sleepy John Estes

On 80 Highway

John Adam Estes was born on January 25, 1904 in Ripley, Tennessee. His recording career spanned six decades from the '20s until his death on June 5, 1977. "Sleepy John Estes was one of the most individual…

Sleepy John Estes

On The Chicago Blues Scene

Sleepy John Estes

The Legend of Sleepy John Estes

For this album, John has recorded several tunes from previous sessions, including his first date with Hammie Nixon in 1934: The new version of Milk Cow Blues is somewhat different from both the Victor ver…

Billy Flynn

Lonesome Highway

Jimmy Forrest (1920-1980)

All The Gin Is Gone

Although Jimmy Forrest is well known for composing and playing the huge R&B hit "Night Train" his bebop tenor sax playing ranks among the best. This 1959 session features the very first recording of guita…

Jimmy Forrest (1920-1980)

Night Train

In St. Louis, Jimmy Forrest was very, very big and had just about all the bst jobs in town sewn up. But it was a time of intellectualization in jazz, a time of retreat from hard-swinging int what seemed a…

Steve Freund & Gloria Hardiman

Set Me Free