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ITEM	Artist	Title	RelDate	Comment
GJZ6037.2	Carrothers,Bill	After Hours 4	12.10.99	Pianist Bill Carrothers grew up in Minneapolis, studied at North Texas State, but got his real musical education when he moved to New York City in the late 80's and began working with Jazz giants such as bassist Gary Peacock. His neo-impressionistic playing has been compared to that of Brad Mehldau and Bill Evans, but he clearly has established his own musical voice
GJZ60462.2	Clementine	Coleur Cafe	05.09.00	The choice of songs for "Couleur Cafй" is perfectly suitable to show her rare ability to breathe in new live into classic songs and to make new songs sound classic. The title track for example comes from Serge Gainsbourg, the 'enfant terrible' of french pop culture, who became a legend in Europe and a cult figure in America, where "Je t'Aime...Moi Non Plus" took the pop charts by storm. Clйmentine also interpretes three songs of Antonio Carlos Jobim, the father of Bossa Nova
GJZ6022.2	Clementine	Solita	20.05.00	"Solita" made the music press draw parallels to Astrud Gilberto, Vanessa Paradis and Sade ziehen. Clйmentine herself would probably rather compare herself to the idols of her teenager years, mostly pop musicians with a huge affinity to jazz music such as Michael Franks or Ricky Lee Jones
GJZ6042.2	Di Price,Anne	Wild Women	18.04.00	On this album Di Anne presents a collection of classic blues songs from a female standpoint and proudly takes her place as one of the "Wild Women" of blues. With a version of Ida Cox's classic "Wild Women don't get the Blues", Di Anne pays homage to the great divas of the genre, from Alberta Hunter via Memphis Minnie, Sippie Wallace, Ma Rainey up to Bessie Smith and transfers their spirit of the 20's into the present day
GJZ6005.2	Fame,Georgie	Blues & Me	05.06.01	first Go Jazz release with another “in the pocket” project, focused on the blues, with great blues masters, like Dr. John and Stanley Turrentine, as guests: Mike Mainieri, Bob Malach, Phil Woods and more
GJZ6021.2	Fame,Georgie	Name Droppin	10.08.99	This is Georgie’s working band in action on their jam-packed home turf. When they play at Ronnie Scott’s, it’s like a holiday or something, and this CD is the next best thing to being there.FEATURING: Guy Barker, Anthony Kerr, Alan Skidmore, Peter King, Geoff Gascoyne,Tristan Powell, James Powell
GJZ6044.2	Fame,Georgie	Poet in New York	15.08.00	This implies that you would only get half of Georgie Fame with a live recording, even though the best place to get the real experience of Georgie and his music is in the first row in front of the stage
GJZ6036.2	Fame,Georgie	Walking Wounded	04.05.99	FEATURING: Guy Barker, Anthony Kerr, Alan Skidmore, Peter King Geoff Gascoyne, Tristan Powell, James Powell
GJZ6002.2	Fame,Georgie	Cool Cat Blues	01.05.01	It was wonderful to see that all those great New York musicians, Steve Gadd, Richard Tee, Robben Ford, were big fans of Georgie Fame; FEATURING: Will Lee, Ralph MacDonald, Van Morrison, Boz Scaggs
GJZ6024.2	Gege	100% Off Pure Funk Live	14.08.01	This album captures Gegй and his band as they tear up and down the highways of Italy, playing to sold out crowds and spreading the joy of “Pure Funk Live”.FEATURING: Marco Rinalduzzi, Alex Gwis, Marco Siniscalco, Marcello Surace
GJZ6011.2	Gege / Boparazzi	Gege & the Boparazzi	10.07.01	Here he does what he loves best, scat bebop and swing, along with Jon Hendricks and Clark Terry and a host of Italian stars. FEATURING: Ben Sidran, Bob Berg, Candido and The Boparazzi
GJZ6034.2	Giorgia	I Primi Anni	02.06.01	We first heard Giorgia on the island of Sardinia when she was just 18 years old. Seeing her standing there in the middle of the stage in front of the Mediterranean Sea at 3 a.m., her head thrown back, singing the blues, it was obvious then that she was going be a big star, and today, she certainly is
GJZ6026.2	Go Jazz Police	Go Jazz Police	18.06.02	Georgie Fame/ Bob Malach/ Ricky Peterson/ Phil Upchurch/ Ben Sidran
GJZ6032.2	Hazeltine,David	After Hours 3	01.06.99	These tracks were recorded after gigs at the Artists Quarter in Minneapolis in September of 1988 and May of 1991; FEATURING: Billy Peterson and Kenny Horst
GJZ6056.2	Konitz,Lee	After Hours 7	05.03.02	Lee Konitz - Sax (Alto)/ Billy Peterson - Bass/ Kenny Horst - Drums
GJZ6017.2	Lee,Will	Oh	05.06.01	The recording sessions for Will’s first solo album were like a “who’s who” of New York musical greats. Will, who has been on hundreds of sessions as a sideman, was finally getting to play host, and everybody showed up with a smile on their face.FEATURING: Jeff Beck, Randy Brecker, Hiram Bullock, Steve Gadd and more
GJZ6003.2	Malach,Bob	Mood Swing	01.06.99	Bob Malach is known as a “musician’s musician”, having worked with everyone from Horace Silver to Joe Zawinul, Stevie Wonder to Madonna, Mike Stern to Dr. John. On this record, we finally discover what they all know - he’s not only a fantastic soloist but also a brilliant composer of sophisticated music; W/ Robben Ford, Russ Ferrante (of the Yellow Jackets), Steve Gadd and Will Lee
GJZ6031.2	Malach,Bob	After Hours 2	01.06.99	FEATURING: Billy Peterson and Kenny Horst
GJZ6015.2	Malach,Bob	Searcher	03.04.01	This record was produced by Bob's buddy and musical companion, guitarist Robben Ford. A champion of Bob's music for many years, Ford put together a band that covers Bob's good friend from the Horace Silver days, singer Andy Bey
GJZ6028.2	Minneapolis Allstars	Live At Quest	12.10.99	POST-BOP Live; Eric Leeds - Saxophone/ Ricky Peterson - Synthesizer, Organ (Hammond), Vocals/ Dave Barry - Guitar/ Paul Peterson - Bass, Vocals/ Steve Raitt - Vocals/ Bobby Vandell - Drums, Vocals
GJZ6051.2	Murphy,Mark	Latin Porter	17.10.00	The connection of Latin rhythms Antonio Carlos Jуbim and Porter's compositions
GJZ6004.2	Peterson,Ricky	Smile Blue	12.10.99	Ricky was already working with Prince as a producer, and you can hear how they both influenced each other when you listen to songs like “King Of The World” and the great Bobby Caldwell song “What You Won't Do For Love”.FEATURING: Don Alias, Vinny Colaiuta, Hiram Bullock, Dick Oatts, Paul, Patty and Billy Peterson
GJZ6016.2	Peterson,Ricky	Tear Can Tell	14.08.01	FEATURING: Jimmy Behringer, Lenny Castro, Robben Ford, Brandon Fields, Bob Malach and more
GJZ6043.2	Petrucciani,Michel / Sidran,Ben/ Malach, Bob	Conversation With Michel	16.05.00	These sessions, recorded in 1989, capture a couple of afternoons with Michel along with Bob Malach and Ben Sidran hanging out in a small recording studio on the edge of Paris
GJZ6029.2	Rockwell,Bob	After Hours 1	14.09.99	All these songs are from the archives of late night “after the club date” performances that took place between 2:00 am and 5:00 am. Someone always dropped by so an audience was always present. Our hope is that you enjoy this look back as much as we do.FEATURING: Billy Peterson, Kenny Horst, David Hazeltine, Bobby Peterson
GJZ6009.2	Sidran,Ben	On the Cool Side	10.08.99	The first time we got together with Ricky Peterson, we started making music in a completely different way and this album is the result. Steve Miller's vocals on the title track are classic, and Dr. John was nice enough to take us up the lazy river.FEATURING: Billy Peterson, Paul Peterson, Mac Rebennack, Patty Peterson, Howard Arthur
GJZ6001.2	Sidran,Ben	Cool Paradise	11.01.00	We recorded this in the dead heat of the Midwest summer so we were thinking as “cool” as possible. This is the very first Go Jazz release, from 1990.FEATURING: Bob Malach, Ricky Peterson and many more
GJZ6013.2	Sidran,Ben	Life's a Lesson	06.04.99	Everybody from Josh Redman to Dave Liebman, Carole King to Lee Konitz, goes home on this record.FEATURING: Bob Berg, Randy Brecker, Danny Gottlieb, Josh Redman, Mike Mainieri and more
GJZ6010.2	Sidran,Ben	Too Hot to Touch	24.08.99	The band had just finished a three-month tour of the United States and Japan, and was happy to go into the recording studio to capture the new songs we had been playing. A great-sounding album with the energy of our best gigs.FEATURING: Bob Malach, Billy Peterson, Gordy Knudtson, Ricky Peterson
GJZ6049.2	Sidran,Ben	Old Songs for the New Depressi	02.07.02	Besides Ben Sidran (piano, vocals) and Bob Malach (tenor sax) two other musicians were highly involved in the production of "Old Songs For The New Depression". Markus Miller on the bass, who had just returned from his first gig with Miles Davis at the Montreux Jazz Festival and the drummer Buddy Williams, at that time playing with Manhattan Transfer, who had recently finished his Japan tour with Sadao Watanabe
GJZ6008.2	Sidran,Ben	On the Live Side	06.03.01	Moments before going on stage, Steve Miller and Phil Woods met for the first time, and Phil, very much the elder statesman, made the pop star feel right at home. He said, “Remember, if you’re not having fun, you're doing it wrong.”ALSO FEATURING: Billy Peterson, Gordy Knudtson and Ricky Peterson
GJZ6048.2	Sidran,Ben	Bop City	06.08.02	Recorded in 1983, "Bop City" is an homage to New York`s famous 40`s nightclub and keeps up the spirit of that time. Two six hour sessions were needed for the live recording of this album, including the outstanding solos by Phil Woods, Eddie Gomez, Peter Erskine and Mike Manieri
GJZ6033.2	Sidran,Ben	Concert for Garcia Lorca	14.03.00	In his native country the musician, writer, lecturer and poet Federico Garcнa Lorca is literally one of the most important symbols for freedom and tolerance
GJZ6008DVD	Sidran,Ben	On the Live Side	04.06.02	DVD this recording captures Ben Sidran live in concert with his working band and a couple of guests, alto saxophonist Phil Woods and longtime pal, guitarist Steve Miller. The first half of the performance includes some of Sidran's earlier works, when he was working in an all-acoustic format, while the second half has more of the Cool Side sound
GJZ6019.2	Sidran,Ben	Mr P's Shuffle	30.10.01	Nothing but fun with a great cast of characters, including Clyde Stubblefield, James Brown’s funky drummer, and Roscoe Mitchell of the Art Ensemble of Chicago.This literally takes the good times from our hometown club and carries it into the recording studio.ALSO FEATURING: Frank Morgan, Phil Upchurch, Howard Levy and more
GJZ6025.2	Sidran,Ben	Live At Celebrity Lounge	09.03.99	An international Go Jazz family party with plenty of solos from friends like Phil Woods, Mike Mainieri, Richard Davis, Phil Upchurch and the head of the Boparazzi, Gegй Telesforo
GJZ6060.2	Sidran,Ben / Rockwell,Bob	Walk Pretty	04.02.03	New Release
GJZ6052.2	Sullivan,Ira	After Hours	01.05.01	As in other CDs in the After Hours series of GoJazz, Ira Sullivan's collects a number of late-night recordings from several sessions. Sticking primarily to soprano sax for the most part, Sullivan is joined by bassist Billy Peterson, drummer Kenny Horst, and pianist Bill Carrothers (except for two tracks with Bobby Peterson on piano)
GJZ6054.2	Telesforo,Gege	We Couldn't Be Happier	04.06.02	Something is happening in the Italian Jazz and Funk scene. And who better a person to introduce the best musicians from this talented new generation to the rest of the world than singer, entertainer, TV and radio journalist Gegй Telesforo?
GJZ6018.2	Telesforo,Gege	Gege & the Mother Tongue	30.10.01	Mediterranean area, including the African, Turkish and European streams, along with American funk and jazz, of course. We were sending ADATs across the ocean by FedEx for months! FEATURING: Ben Sidran, Margaret Cox, Paul and Ricky Peterson, Danilo Rea, Bob Malach, Mark Anderson and many more
GJZ6035.2	Upchurch,Phil	Rhapsody & Blues	14.09.99	Phil has spoken of his dream to record with strings and horns for many years, so we finally decided the time had come. The audience for this very special event included such jazz heroes as Horace Silver and R&B legends Charles Wright, but Phil was clearly the star that night. FEATURING:Tony Lewis, Ernest Tibbs, Mike Smith, Herman Jackson, Chris Ho, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
GJZ6014.2	Upchurch,Phil	Love Is Strange	06.02.01	More classic R&B and jazz, with a special focus on Phil’s ability to write beautiful instrumental melodies, and also the first ever recorded example of Philґs unique singing style. Chaka Kahn was there to cheer him on and of course add a few vocals, along with Mavis Staples and some of Prince's finest sidemen. (Recorded at Paisley Park). FEATURING: Michael Bland, Bashiri Johnson, The Steeles, Gegй Telesforo, The Horn Headz
GJZ6006.2	Upchurch,Phil	Whatever Happened to the Blues	03.04.01	There are few American musicians who can honestly say their careers cover the history of blues and bebop, but Phil Upchurch is clearly one of them. Back in the 60’s, he was already playing bass with the Staple Singers and recording bebop with Miles Davis’ rhythm section. This album is a tribute to Phil from a lot of his musical friends, including Les McCann, Mavis Staples, Maceo Parker. ALSO FEATURING: Arthur Adams, Michael Bland, Oscar Brown Jr., Lenny Castro, Gavin Christopher, Pee Wee Ellis, Rosie Gaines, Creeper Kurnow, and many more
GJZ6007.2	V/A	Go Jazz All Stars: Live in Japan	06.03.01	Bob Malach - Sax (Tenor)/ Ricky Peterson - Synthesizer, Vocals/ Gordon Knudtson - Drums/ Ben Sidran - Piano, Vocals/ Billy Peterson - Bass
GJZ6047.2	V/A	Go Jazz Artists: Anniversary Edition	06.02.01	2CD Set (15$ в Москве)
GJZ9017.2	Washington,Walter Wolfman	Blue Moon Risin	14.09.99	BLUES w/Pee Wee Ellis - Sax (Tenor)/ Maceo Parker - Sax (Alto)/ Marva Wright - Vocals (bckgr)/ Claudia Boggio - Vocals (bckgr)/ Jack Cruz - Bass/...
GJZ6045.2	Wood,Charlie	Who I Am	15.08.00	BLUES Whereas Charlie Wood's first major release had placed the Memphis keyboardist in a wide variety of settings, Who I Am narrowed the focus to a purer cool jazz style
GJZ6023.2	Wood,Charlie	Southbound	06.04.99	"Southbound" was the album that made jazz great Ben Sidran take notice of the young Charlie Wood. Wood, who was already establishing himself as one of Memphis' most respected blues organists, self-produced the disc in 1995, two years before Sidran brought it to international release on Go Jazz. Even at a concise ten tracks, Southbound did more than just announce the presence of a master Hammond B-3 player; it revealed Wood as a versatile bandleader capable of tackling tricky New Orleans funk ("Man on the Money"), torchy jazz in the style of Charles Brown ("After All"), and even sweet Motown soul ("Lucky Charm") in addition to the standard bluesy shuffles usually purveyed by the instrument's followers