John Zorn's Masada - Live in Hamburg

Recorded November 12, 1994 at Fabrik in Hamburg, Germany, featuring John Zorn (alto sax), Dave Douglas (trumpet), Greg Cohen (bass), and Kenny Wolleson (drums).

John Zorn official site

Herbie Mann - Live at the Deutsches Jazz Festival

Recorded October 2, 1982 in Frankfurt, Germany, featuring Herbie Mann (flute), Lou Volpe (guitar), Frank Gravis (bass), and Robert Thomas, Jr. (drums).

Herbie Mann on Wikipedia
Herbie Mann fan page

Mott The Hoople - "Roll Away The Stone"

Recorded in March 1972 for the German program Disco.

Mott The Hoople on Wikipedia
Ian Hunter and Mott The Hoople fan site

Renaissance - "Mother Russia"

Recorded in 1977 for the BBC program Sight & Sound.

Renaissance official site

Steve Miller Band - "Living In The USA"

Recorded in 1972 for the German TV program Beat Club, featuring Steve Miller (guitar, harmonica, vocals), Dick Thompson (keyboards), Gerald Johnson (bass, vocals), Jack King (drums, vocals), and Roger Clark (percussion).

Steve Miller Band official site

Larry Graham & Graham Central Station - Live at Estival Jazz Lugano

Recorded in 2013 during Estival Jazz Lugano at Piazza della Riforma in Lugano, Switzerland, featuring Larry Graham (bass, vocals), Ashling Cole (vocals), Wilton Rabb (guitar), David Council (keyboards), Jimi McKinney Jr. (keyboards), and Brian Braziel (drums).

Larry Graham official site.

Robert Glasper Experiment - "Everybody Loves The Sunshine"

Featuring Robert Glasper (keyboards), Derrick Hodge (bass), Chris Dave (drums), Casey Benjamin (saxophone, vocals), Stefon Harris (vibraphone), and Bilal (vocals).

Robert Glasper official site

Weather Report - Live at the Molde Jazz Festival

Recorded in August 1972, featuring Joe Zawinul (keyboards), Wayne Shorter (saxophones), Miroslav Vitous (bass), Dom Um Romao (percussion), and Eric Gravatt (drums).

Weather Report on Wikipedia

Juicy Lucy - "Chicago North Western"

Recorded in 1970 for the German TV program Beat Club.

Juicy Lucy on Wikipedia

Roger Troutman & Zapp - "More Bounce To The Ounce"

Roger Troutman on Wikipedia
Zapp on Wikipedia

Andrew White Quartet - "Giant Steps"

Recorded May 6th, 2017 at the Jazz Gallery in New York City, featuring Andrew White (alto sax), Steve Novosel (bass), Wade Beach (piano), and Nasar Abadey (drums).

Andrew White on Wikipedia

Emerson, Lake and Palmer - "Fanfare For The Common Man"

Recorded on August 26, 1977 at Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, featuring Keith Emerson (keyboards), Greg Lake (bass, vocals) and Carl Palmer (drums).

Official Emerson, Lake and Palmer site

Miles Davis - Live at the Amnesty International Benefit Concert

Recorded June 15, 1986 at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, featuring Miles Davis (trumpet, synthesizer), Bob Berg (tenor and soprano sax), Robben Ford (guitar), Robert Irving III (synthesizer), Adam Holzman (synthesizer), Felton Crews (bass), Vincent Wilburn, Jr. (drums), and Steve Thornton (percussion), with special guest Carlos Santana (guitar).

Miles Davis official site

Lionel Hampton - "Midnight Sun"

Lionel Hampton on Wikipedia

Madness - "One Step Beyond"

Recorded in 1998.

Madness official site

Lightnin' Hopkins - "Mojo Hand"

Lightnin' Hopkins on Wikipedia

United Jazz + Rock Ensemble - Live in Stuttgart

Recorded in 1986 at the Theaterhaus in Stuttgart, Germany.

United Jazz + Rock Ensemble on Wikipedia

Leo Kottke - "Tennessee Toad"

Recorded in 1977.

Leo Kottke on Facebook

Procol Harum - "Shine On Brightly"

Recorded in 1971 for the German TV program Beat Club, featuring Gary Brooker (piano, vocals), Chris Copping (organ), B.J. WIlson (drums), Dave Ball (guitar), and Allan Cartwright (bass).

Procol Harum on Wikipedia
Procol Harum tribute site

Bob James Trio - "The Jody Grind"

Recorded at the Festival de Nice in France, featuring Bob James (piano), James Genus (bass), and Billy Kilson (drums).

Bob James official site

Champion Jack Dupree - "I'm Going To Bremen To Get On The Radio"

Recorded in 1971 for the German TV program Beat Club.

Champion Jack Dupree on Wikipedia

Diana Krall - Live in Paris

Recorded in 2002 at the Olympia in Paris, France, featuring Diana Krall (piano, vocals), John Clayton (bass), Anthony Wilson (guitar), John Pisano (acoustic guitar), Paulinho DaCosta (percussion), and Jeff Hamilton (drums), with Orchestra Symphonique European, conductor Alan Broadbent, and guest conductor Claus Ogerman.

Diana Krall official site

Pat Metheny Group - Live on Austin City Limits

Recorded in 2003, featuring Pat Metheny (guitar), Lyle Mays (keyboards), Steve Rodby (bass), Richard Bona (percussion, bass, guitar, vocals), Cuong Vu (trumpet, vocals, guitar), and Antonio Sanchez (drums).

Pat Metheny official site

Tom Scott and the LA Express - Live on Jazz Central

Recorded in 1999 for the BET TV program Jazz Central, featuring Tom Scott (alto sax, tenor sax), Tom McMorran (keyboards), Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar), Andre Berry (electric bass), and Johnny Friday (drums).

Tom Scott official site

Four Tops - Live at Live Aid

Recorded July 13, 1985 in Philadelphia, PA.

Four Tops on Wikipedia

Artemis - "Brilliant Corners"

Recorded January 13, 2020 at Le Poisson Rouge in New York City, featuring Renee Rosnes (piano), Anat Cohen (clarinet), Nicole Glover (tenor sax), Ingrid Jensen (trumpet), Noriko Ueda (bass), and Allison Miller (drums).

Artemis official site

Chicago - Live By Request

Recorded for the A&E program Live By Request in 2002 in New York City.

Chicago official website

Clark Terry's Big Bad Band - Live in Lugano

Recorded in 1978, featuring Clark Terry (trumpet, flugelhorn, vocals), Greg Bobulinski, Mike Vax, Willy Singleton, and Willy Cook (trumpets), John Gordon, Sonny Costanzo, and Dee-Dee Shirley (trombones), Chuck Connors (bass trombone), Charles Williams and Chris Woods (alto saxes), Bill Saxton and Hermann Bell (tenor sax), Charles Davis (baritone sax), Hilton Ruiz (piano), Victor Sproles (bass), and Ed Soph (drums).

Clark Terry official site

Los Lobos - "The Train Don't Stop Here"

Los Lobos official site

Fania All-Stars - Live at Yankee Stadium

Recorded in 1973.

Fania All-Stars on Wikipedia
Fania Records official site