Great live show pairing a jazz master with a cast of young stars. Noirish in mood and features two tribute tracks to t. monk. A strong candidate for album of the year.

Even better than the original Keystone recording.

This one is a great mix of all the styles Frisell plays. It's dreamy, ambient, got a little country, some strings, some horns. A must for Frisell fans.

McCoy Tyner, Ron Carter, Jack Dejohnette, joined by various guitarists (Bill Frisell, John Scofield, Bela Fleck, Dereck Trucks, and Marc Ribot). Killer concept great music, great variety.

Pelt has a great tone, killer chops, and writes nice songs. This album features a young group of rising stars.

Silky, Seductive, loungish, sexy and smooth. Mancini's compositions make for great music no matter whose playing. Nash's dad played on all the Mancini soundtracks, so this project meant a lot to him and it shows.

Stale Storokken's newest trio. 70's keyboard trio jazz, meets modern scandanavian technology.

Afro Peruvian Music meets jazz. Not your ordinary latin music. Killer version of Summertime.

sci fi post bop. dreamy, explorative guitar and bass lines.

Interesting take on Pink Floyd classic - far from a straight cover, features Seamus Blake on sax and Ari Hoenig on drums

Great cast of young stars. Album features a few different groups. A few songs have a trio with Chick Corea. A few tracks feature a quartet with Miguel Zenon, and a couple tracks feature a group with Dave Binney and Antonio Sanchez (including one w/ Ben Monder as well).

surf music meets gypsy/klezmer