George Coleman

George Coleman with Strings

Yotam Silberstein

John Patitucci

Billy Hart

Lo-Joe

Live at Smalls Jazz Club

Shirley Scott

Queen Talk: Live at the Left Bank

Meditation

Smile (Live)

At Last

Like Someone in Love (Live)

Slide Hampton

Horace Parlan

The Jazz Twist / Strollin' (All Tracks Remastered)

Brandi Disterheft

Surfboard

The Quartet

Prelude to a Kiss

Lollipops and Roses

When I Fall in Love

Paul's Call

Brian Charette

Vic Juris

George Coleman Jr.

Groovin' with Big G

A Master Speaks

Booker Little

Charles Crosby

Louis Smith

Young Men from Memphis - Down Home Reunion

Gloria Coleman

Sweet Missy

Amsterdam After Dark

Tete Montoliu

Dynamic Duo

Jimmy Cobb

Ron Carter

Mike Stern

4 Generations of Miles

Ahmad Jamal

Idris Muhammad

James Cammack

A L'Olympia (Live)

Manhattan Panorama

At Yoshi's

Bongo Joe

My Horns of Plenty

Pharoah Sanders

Kabsha

by  Scott YanowOn this excellent set, George Coleman plays his usual tenor on four tunes, alto on "Old Folks," and soprano on "Conrad." With the assistance of pianist Harold Mabern, bassist Ray Drummond and drummer Billy Higgins, Coleman is heard at the top of his game, coming up with interesting variations on lengthy version of "Lush Life," "My Romance" and "Old Folks." Recommended for hard bop and post-bop collectors.

by  Scott YanowDrummer Idris Muhammad's strongest jazz date as a leader, this outing was originally made for Theresa. The CD reissue adds two alternate takes to the original six-song program. Muhammad is joined by bassist Ray Drummond and either Pharoah Sanders or George Coleman on tenors; surprisingly, the two saxophonists only play together on the two takes of Coleman's "GCCG Blues." Muhammad, who had often been heard in funky or more commercial settings, really excels in this sparse setting, showing off what he learned from hearing bands in his native New Orleans. In addition, both the underrated Coleman and Sanders are heard in top form, stretching out on originals, basic pieces, and "I Want to Talk About You" (during which Sanders lets out a few trademark screams so everyone knows that he is not John Coltrane). Highly recommended.

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