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Magic Sam (Samuel Maghett)

West Side Soul

Sam's Singing and playing have their roots deeply implanted in the Mississippi soil of his youth as well as in the traumatic everyday life of the raw West Side. But like all good blues and all great art, …

Muhal Richard Abrams (1930-2017)

Young At Heart / Wise In Time

The spring of 1969, when this album was recorded, was at the end of a most intense period for Muhal Richard Abrams and his associates. Four years earlier they had formed the cooperative Association for th…

Jason Adasiewicz (geb. 1977)

Spacer

Sun Rooms is Jason Adasiewicz's three year old trio featuring Jason (vibraphone), Mike Reed (drums) and Nate McBride (bass). Their debut record Sun Rooms (Delmark 593) was named by the New York Times (Ben…

Luther Allison

Love Me Mama

Luther Allison is the most popular and critically acclaimed blues artist of 1996. He won 5 W.C. Handy Awards and Living Blues Awards for Blues Artist of the Year, Most Outstanding Guitarist, Best Live Per…

Fred Anderson (1929-2010)

Back At The Velvet Lounge

Lurrie Bell

Can't Shake This Feeling

Carey Bell

Carey Bell's Bluesharp

After his discovery by Charlie Musselwhite we first heard Carey Bell in little West side bars where the price of admission was, at most, a dollar. It was obvious that he should be recorded and sessions we…

Carey Bell

Heartaches And Pain

In his early Chicago years, Carey Bell learned from maestros Little Walter Jacobs and Big Walter Horton, also working as a bass player while refining his harp skills. His talen and adaptability led to doz…

Lurrie Bell

Mercurial Son

Lurrie Bell, born in Chicago in 1958, has led a life immersed in the blues. Son of a bluesman and an original member of the Sons of Blues with Freddie Dixon and Billy Branch, Lurrie has never been mercuri…

Josh Berman

Old Idea

For a decade jazz cornetist Josh Berman has been a mainstay of the post-Vandermark generation of Chicago improvisers, a wide circle of ambitious musos who meet up in varied ad hoc or fixed settings: a cir…

Josh Berman & His Gang

There Now

Anthony Braxton (geb. 1945)

3 Compositions Of New Jazz

Anthony Braxton (geb. 1945)

Four Compositions

To paraphrase the old stock brokerage commercial: When Anthony Braxton plays, people listen. And they have been doing so for decades, through dozens of recordings spanning an evolution that is remarkable …

Anthony Braxton (geb. 1945)

Three Compositions Of New Jazz

Anthony Braxton was first documented as a player in 1967 on Muhal Richard Abrams' Levels and Degrees of LIght. Nine months of gestation produced this, his first recording as a leader. Braxton the player/c…

J.T. Brown

Windy City Boogie

J.T. Brown also recorded during United's first day - and his "Windy City Boogie" was credited by United proprietor Leonard Allen with "saving our first money." J.T. is best remembered for the accompanimen…

John Burnett

Down For Double

With guest artists Buddy DeFranco. 10 of the 13 tracks were recorded live in the Chicagoland area last year. The John Burnett Orchestra specializes in forties style big band swing and jazz charts. John ha…

Jimmy Burns

It Ain't Right

Jimmy Burns

Night Time Again

During a live set of Jimmy's music you're likely to hear his powerful interpretations of songs by Elmore James and Muddy Waters, alongside those by Curtis Mayfield and Ray Charles, plus Jimmy's own thorou…

Eddie "Guitar" Burns

Snake Eyes

Eddie Burns and John Lee Hooker became fast friends when they met in 1948, and remained so until Hooker passed away recently. Burns backed Hooker at Chess Records in 1965 playing on Hook's classic The Rea…