Gene Harris Quartet - Live at Jazzfestival Bern

Recorded in 1998 in Bern, Switzerland, featuring Gene Harris (piano), Jim Mullen (guitar), Andrew Cleyndert (bass), and Martin Drew (drums) with special guests Frank Wess (flute, tenor sax), Johnny Griffin (tenor sax), and Clark Terry (flugelhorn).

Gene Harris on Wikipedia

Al Jarreau - Live in Tokyo

Recorded January 6, 2014 at Billboard Live Tokyo, featuring Al Jarreau (vocals), Joe Turano (keyboards, saxophone), Larry Williams (piano, keyboards, flute), John Calderon (guitar), Chris Walker (bass), and Mark Simmons (drums).

Al Jarreau official site

Taj Mahal - "Honky Tonk"

Recorded November 29, 2007 at Yoshi's in San Francisco, CA.

Taj Mahal official site

Ella Fitzgerald - Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival

Recorded June 22, 1969, featuring Ella Fitgerald (vocals), Tommy Flanagan (piano), Frank de la Rosa (bass), and Ed Thigpen (drums).

Ella Fitzgerald official site

Chuck Berry - "Memphis, Tennessee"

Recorded March 29, 1972 at the BBC Television Theatre in London, featuring Chuck Berry (vocals, guitar), Dave Harrison (drums), Billy Kinsley (bass), Jimmy Campbell (guitar), and Michael Snow (piano).

Chuck Berry official site

Return To Forever - Live at the Jazzaldia Festival

Recorded July 25, 2008 at the Jazzaldia Festival in San Sebastian, Spain, featuring Chick Corea (keyboards), Stanley Clarke (bass), Lenny White (drums, percussion) and Al DiMeola (guitar).

Return to Forever official site
Chick Corea official site
Stanley Clarke official site
Lenny White official site
Al DiMeola official site

The Surfrajettes - "Jingle Bells"

Recorded in 2019, featuring Nicole Darnoff (guitar), Mackenzie "Shermy" Freeman (guitar), Sarah Butler (bass), and Anna Liebel (drums).

The Surfrajettes official site

Cécile McLorin Salvant and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra - "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas"

Recorded December 13, 2013 at Rose Hall in Lincoln Center, New York, NY.

Cécile McLorin Salvant official site
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra official site

Andrew White Quartet - "Bye Bye Blackbird"

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

Eric Burdon & War - Live in Denmark

Recorded January 22, 1971, featuring Eric Burdon (vocals, percussion), Howard Scott (guitar, vocals), B.B. Dickerson (bass, vocals), Lonnie Jordan (keyboards, vocals), Charles Miller (saxophone, flute), Lee Oskar (harmonica), "Papa" Dee Allen (percussion, vocals), and Harold Brown (drums).

Eric Burdon official site
Lowrider Band official site

Roger Troutman & Zapp - "So Ruff, So Tuff"

Recorded in 1998.

Roger Troutman on Wikipedia
Zapp on Wikipedia

The Rolling Stones - "Tumbling Dice"

Recorded in 1972.

Rolling Stones official site

Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Theme from "Peter Gunn"

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

Lou Reed - "I'm Waiting For The Man"

Recorded September 25, 1984 at the Capitol Theatre in Pasaaic, NJ.

Lou Reed official site

Lightnin' Hopkins - Live on Austin City Limits

Lightnin' Hopkins on Wikipedia

Betty Carter - "The Trolley Song"

Recorded in 1978 in Norway, featuring Betty Carter (vocals), John Hicks (piano), Ratzo Harris (bass), and Cliff Barbaro (drums).

Betty Carter fan site

Procol Harum - "A Salty Dog"

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

David Bowie - Live at Madison Square Garden

Recorded January 9, 1997 in New York, NY.

David Bowie official site

Pat Metheny and Charlie Haden - Live in Spain

Recorded July 15, 2009 in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain.

Pat Metheny official site
Charlie Haden official site

Artemis - "Fool On The Hill"

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

Rufus Harley - "Chim Chim Cheree"

Recorded March 22, 1965 for the CBS-TV program To Tell The Truth, featuring Rufus Harley (bagpipes), Joe Whelan (organ), and Johnny Crossan (drums).

Rufus Harley on Wikipedia

Abdullah Ibrahim and Max Roach - "Blues for a Hip King"

Recorded June 2, 1999 at the Zig Zag Cafe in Paris, France.

Abdullah Ibrahim official site
Max Roach on Wikipedia

Steel Pulse - "Drug Squad"

Steel Pulse official site

Clark Terry - Live in Louisville

Recorded in 1967 for the "Crusade for Children" telethon on WHAS in Louisville, KY.

Clark Terry official site

Hot Tuna - Live at the Capitol Theatre

Recorded November 20, 1976 at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ, featuring Jorma Kaukonen (guitar, vocals), Jack Casady (bass), and Bob Steeler (drums).

Hot Tuna official site

Don Cherry - Live in Spain

Recorded in July 1986 at the Palacio de los Deportes in San Sebastián, Spain, featuring Don Cherry (pocket trumpet, douss'n-gouni), Carlos Ward (alto sax, flute), Mark Helias (bass), Ed Blackwell (drums), and Nana Vasconcelos (percussion).

Don Cherry tribute site
Don Cherry Wikipedia page

Tom Waits - Live at the Montreal Jazz Festival

Recorded July 3, 1981, featuring Tom Waits (piano, vocals, kettle drum), Teddy Edwards (tenor sax), and Greg Cohen (bass).

Tom Waits official site

Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - "Pressure Cooker"

Recorded in 1984 in New Orleans, LA.

Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown official site

Cecil Taylor Quartet - "Desperados"

Recorded April 3, 1999 at Spanish Hall in Prague, Czech Republic, featuring Cecil Taylor (piano), Teppo Hauta-aho (bass), Paul Lovens (drums, percussion), and Harri Sjöström (soprano sax).

Cecil Taylor on Wikipedia

Elvin Jones - Live in Vienna

Recorded in 1991, featuring Elvin Jones (drums), Ravi Coltrane (tenor sax), Sonny Fortune (alto sax, flute), Chip Jackson (bass), and Willie Pickens (piano).

Elvin Jones on Wikipedia

Gato Barbieri - "Tupac Amaru"

Recorded May 6, 1972 for French TV, featuring Gato Barbieri (tenor sax), Lonnie Liston Smith (piano), Jean-François Jenny-Clark (bass), Marvin Patillo (drums), Sonny Morgan (congas), and Nana Vasconcelos (percussion, berimbau).

Gato Barbieri official site