Bill Doggett - Live in Nice

Recorded July 9, 1978 at Cimiez Gardens in Nice, France, featuring Bill Doggett (organ), David "Bubba" Brooks (tenor sax), Pete Mayes (guitar, vocals), Larry Trott (bass), and Howard Overton (drums).

Bill Doggett Wikipedia page

Steve Winwood - Live at Estival Jazz Lugano

Recorded July 4, 2013, featuring Steve Winwood (organ, guitar, vocals), Paul Booth (saxophone, flute, vocals, organ), Richard Bailey (drums), Cafe DaSilva (percussion), and Jose Neto (guitar).

Steve Winwood official site

Joe Cocker - "With A Little Help From My Friends"

Joe Cocker official site

The Neville Brothers - "Bird On A Wire"

Recorded in July, 1995 in Stuttgart, Germany.

Neville Brothers official site

Oscar Peterson - Music in the Key of Oscar

Oscar Peterson official site

The Johnny Otis Show

Johnny Otis official site

Clifford Brown - "Lady Be Good/Memories of You"

Recorded in 1956 for the TV program Soupy's On!

Clifford Brown tribute site

Stan Getz - "Woody 'n You"

Recorded in 1961 in Italy, featuring Stan Getz (tenor sax), Lou Levy (piano), Ray Brown (bass), and Ed Thigpen (drums).

Stan Getz official site

Herbie Hancock Trio - World of Rhythm

Recorded January 26, 1983 at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Lugano, Switzerland, featuring Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass), and Billy Cobham (drums).

Herbie Hancock official site

Don Byas - "Lover Man"

Don Byas tribute site

Muddy Waters - Live in Nice

Recorded July 10, 1977 in Nice, France, featuring Muddy Waters (guitar, vocals), Clark Terry (trumpet), Bob Margolin (guitar), Guitar Junior (guitar), Pinetop Perkins (piano), Calvin Jones (bass) and Willy "Big Eyes" Smith (drums).

Muddy Waters official site
Clark Terry official site

Curtis Mayfield - Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival

Recorded in 1987.

Curtis Mayfield official site

Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Live in Sardegna

Recorded in 1974, featuring Roscoe Mitchell (saxophones, clarinets), Joseph Jarman *saxophones, clarinets), Lester Bowie (trumpet), Malachi Favors (bass), and Famoudou Don Moye (drums, percussion).

Art Ensemble of Chicago official site

Bob Dylan - "I Threw It All Away"

Recorded in 1969 for The Johnny Cash Show.

Bob Dylan official site

Isaac Hayes - "Do Your Thing"

Isaac Hayes official site

Heatwave - "Girls"

Recorded in 1976 for the German TV program Musikladen.

Heatwave page on Wikipedia

Max Roach Double Quartet - Live in Stuttgart

Recorded in 1990 at Jazzgipfel Stuttgart 1990. featuring Max Roach (drums), Cecil Bridgewater (trumpet), Odean Pope (tenor sax), Tyrone Brown (bass), Diane Monroe and Lesa Terry (violins), Maxine Roach (viola) and Eileen Folson (cello).

Max Roach Wikipedia page

Wes Montgomery - '"Round Midnight"

Wes Montgomery official site

Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer - "Star Cycle"

Recorded December 8, 1983 at Madison Square Garden in NYC.

Jeff Beck official site
Jan Hammer official site

Canned Heat - "Going Up the Country"

Recorded in 1969 for the film Woodstock.

Canned Heat official site

Chris Potter Underground - Open Minds

A film produced, directed and edited by Jim McGorman, featuring Chris Potter (tenor sax, bass clarinet), Craig Taborn (Rhodes electric piano), Adam Rogers (guitar), and Nate Smith (drums).

Chris Potter official site

So Percussion - Reich's "Mallet Quartet"

So Percussion official site

Karl Denson's Tiny Universe - Live in Philadelphia

Recorded September 20, 2013.

Karl Denson official site

Lee Konitz - Live at Jazzwoche Burghausen

Recorded March 5, 2012, featuring Lee Konitz (alto sax), Florian Weber (piano), Jeff Denson (bass), and Ziv Ravitz (drums).

Lee Konitz biography

Chuck Berry - "You Never Can Tell"

Recorded in 1972 for the German TV program Beat Club.

Chuck Berry official site

Dr. John - "There Must Be A Better World Somewhere"

Recorded in 1996 for French TV.

Dr. John official site

Brecker Brothers Band - "Sponge"

Recorded in 1992 at the Mt. Fuji Jazz Festival.

Randy Brecker official site
Michael Brecker official site

Joe Williams - "Joe's Blues"

Joe Williams Wikipedia page

George Coleman Quartet - "Four"

Recorded in 1985, featuring George Coleman (tenor sax), Harold Mabern (piano), Jamil Nassar (bass), and Carl Burnett (drums).

George Coleman official site

Andrew Hill - Live at Montreux

Recorded July 20, 1975 at the Montreux Jazz Festival.

Andrew Hill official site