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The long-running series of “Jazz At The Philharmonic” concerts began in 1944 at the Los Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium. Promoted by legendary jazz impresario Norman Granz, they captured t...
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In 1957, the first album by husband and wife piano/vocal lounge/cabaret duo Jonathan & Darlene Edwards insinuated itself into the consciousness of cognescenti in the music business. Inspired by th...
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Fantastic value live performance from 1980, from the Queen Of The Blues. The multiple Grammy winning Etta is on top form as she storms through a set of blues standards and her own classic repertoire. ...
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This release on the Trapeze label follows our strategy of unearthing gems from the post-Beatles decades which have not had the wide distribution and attention they deserve on CD. The artist in questio...
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The holy grail of collecting music is coming across forgotten undiscovered gems that had lain in the vaults of record companies for decades. This collection is a classic example, and continues the Tra...
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Kid Ory was one of the key figures of early jazz, working with King Oliver, Jelly Roll Morton and Louis Armstrong, originating the “tailgate” style of trombone playing, and he also led the...
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This release heralds another important development for Trapeze, in that we have established a joint venture relationship to represent the catalogue and new releases of The Mustangs, a band who have es...
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Sister Rosetta Tharpe was perhaps the first artist to make the successful crossover between gospel and secular blues, achieving international commercial success in both markets. Her unique style of gu...
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Acker Bilk was in the vanguard of the trad jazz boom of the '50s, and scored a string of chart successes, including the landmark worldwide hit "Stranger on the shore" in 1962.
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