Oscar Peterson Quartet - Live in Tokyo

Recorded in 1987 at Kan-I Hoken Hall, Tokyo, Japan, featuring Oscar Peterson (piano), Joe Pass (guitar), Martin Drew (drums), and David Young (bass).

Oscar Peterson official site

Delbert McClinton - "Why Me?"

Recorded for the TV program The Texas Music Scene.

Delbert McClinton official site

Frank Zappa - "Inca Roads"

Recorded August 27, 1974 at KCET in Hollywood, CA, featuring Frank Zappa (guitar, percussion, vocals), George Duke (keyboards, finger cymbals, tambourine, vocals), Napoleon Murphy Brock (tenor sax, vocals), Ruth Underwood (percussion), Tom Fowler (bass), and Chester Thompson (drums).

Frank Zappa official site

Al Jarreau - Live At The North Sea Jazz Festival

Recorded July 11, 1981, featuring Al Jarreau (vocals), Tom Canning (piano), Peter Robinson (keyboards), Ralph Humphrey (drums, percussion), Darek Johnson (bass), and Malando Gassama (percussion).

Al Jarreau official site

Chaka Khan - Live at the Pori Jazz Festival

Recorded July 18, 2002 at Kirjurinluoto Concert Park in Pori, Finland, featuring Chaka Khan (vocals), Melvin Davis (bass), Ricardo Rouse (guitar), Earl R. Johnson, Jr. (keyboards), Chad Wright (drums), David Kochanski (keyboards), and Audrey Wheeler, Karen Bernod & Sandra St. Victor (background vocals).

Chaka Khan official site

Carole King - Live in Hartford

Recorded in 1993 at Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford, CT, featuring Carole King (piano, guitar, vocals), Rudy Guess (guitar, vocals), Teddy Andreadis (keyboards, vocals), John Humphrey (bass), Jerry Angel (drums), Danny Pelfrey (sax, flute, guitar, vocals), Brie Howard Darling (percussion, vocals), and Sherry Goffin & Linda Lawley (vocals), with special guest Slash (guitar), Bill Mason (additional keyboards) and Voices of Jubilation (vocals).

Carole King official site

Jamiroquai - "Travelling Without Moving"

Recorded July 19, 1997 at the Phoenix Festival in Long Marston, England.

Jamiroquai official site

Tedeschi Trucks Band - "Midnight in Harlem"

Tedeschi Trucks Band official site

Stevie Wonder & Aretha Franklin - "Until You Come Back To Me"

Recorded July 9, 2005 for the 10th annual "Soul Train Lady of Soul" awards.

Stevie Wonder official site
Aretha Franklin official site

Gerald Clayton & Peter Bernstein - Live at Mezzrow

Recorded August 8, 2021 at Mezzrow in New York City, featuring Gerald Clayton (piano) and Peter Bernstein (guitar).

Gerald Clayton official site
Peter Bernstein official site

"Night of Jazz Guitars" at Jazzwoche Burghausen

Recorded in 2011, featuring Larry Coryell (guitar), Philip Catherine (guitar), Paulo Morello (guitar), Andreas Dombert (guitar), and Helmut Kagerer (guitar).

Larry Coryell official site
Philip Catherine official site
Paulo Morello official site
Andreas Dombert official site
Helmut Kagerer on Wikipedia

Tony Bennett - Live in London

Recorded September 5, 1991 at the Prince Edward Theatre in London, England.

Tony Bennett official site

Arturo O'Farrill Sextet - Live at Soapbox Gallery

Recorded in March 2021 by the Soapbox Gallery in Brooklyn, New York, featuring Arturo O'Farrill (piano), Bam Rodríguez (bass), Victor Pablo Garcia-Gaetan (percussion), Zack O’Farrill (drums), Adam O’Farrill (trumpet), and Jasper Dutz (saxophone).

Arturo O'Farrill official site

Joel Ross - Live at Duck Creek

Recorded June 26, 2021 at the Arts Center at Duck Creek in East Hampton, NY, featuring Joel Ross (vibraphone), Immanuel Wilkins (alto sax), Maria Grand (tenor sax), Marquis Hill (trumpet), Kalia Vandever (trombone), Sean Mason (piano), Rick Rosato (bass), and Craig Weinrib (drums).

Joel Ross official site

Memphis '69

Recorded in 1969 at the Memphis Country Blues Festival.

Brötzmann, van Hove & Bennink - "Einheitslied"

Recorded February 4, 1974 at the Norddeutscher Rundfunk Jazzworkshop held at the NDR Funkhaus in Hannover, DE, featuring Peter Brötzmann (reeds), Fred van Hove (prepared piano, percussion), and Han Bennink (drums, percussion, reeds).

Peter Brötzmann official site
Fred van Hove on Wikipedia
Han Bennink on WIkipedia

Freddie King & Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - "Funky Mama"

Freddie King on Wikipedia
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown on Wikipedia

Trio Beyond - Live at Jazz a Vienne

Recorded in 2006 at the Jazz a Vienne festival in Lyon, France. featuring Jack DeJohnette (drums), John Scofield (guitar) and Larry Goldings (organ).

Jack DeJohnette official site
John Scofield official site
Larry Goldings official site

Sound Prints - "Power Ranger"

Recorded in 2012 at the Vitoria-Gasteiz Jazz Festival in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Soain, featuring Dave Douglas (trumpet), Joe Lovano (tenor sax), Lawrence Fields (piano), Linda May Han Oh (bass) and Joey Baron (drums).

Joe Lovano official site
Dave Douglas official site
Linda May Han Oh official site
Lawrence Fields official site

Pat Metheny & Charlie Haden - "North To South, East To West"

Recorded May 7, 2003 during the 34th Internationale Jazzwoche Burghausen at Wackerhalle in Burghausen, Germany, featuring Pat Metheny (guitar) and Charlie Haden (bass).

Pat Metheny official site
Charlie Haden official site

NRBQ - "Here Comes Terry"

NRBQ official site

Graham Haynes & Harris Eisenstadt - Live at The Stone

Recorded September 18, 2018 at The Stone in New York City.

Graham Haynes on Wikipedia
Harris Eisenstadt official site

B.B. King & Albert King - Japan Blues Carnival

Recorded in 1989.

Albert King on Wikipedia
B.B. King official site

King Crimson - Live in Fréjus

Recorded in 1982 in Fréjus, France, featuring Robert Fripp (guitar), Adrian Belew (guitar, vocals, synthesizer), Bill Bruford (drums, percussion) and Tony Levin (Chapman Stick, bass).

Robert Fripp & King Crimson official site
King Crimson/Robert Fripp fan site

McCoy Tyner / George Coleman Quartet - Live at Jazzfestival Bern

Recorded May 10, 1998 in Bern, Switzerland, featuring McCoy Tyner (piano), George Coleman (tenor sax), Avery Sharpe (bass), and Aaron Scott (drums).

McCoy Tyner official site
George Coleman official site

ZZ Top - Live on Rockpalast

Recorded in 1980 for the German TV program Rockpalast, featuring Billy Gibbon (guitar, vocals), Dusty Hill (bass, vocals), and Frank Beard (drums).

ZZ Top official site

Magic Slim and the Teardrops - Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival

Recorded in 1981, featuring Magic Slim (vocals, guitar), Junior Pettis (guitar), Nick Holt (bass), and Nate Applewhite (drums).

Magic Slim on Wikipedia