RECORD STORE DAY

In 1962, the London jazz scene was thriving but divided into two very different playing styles. The trad jazz scene was holed up at the 100 Club whereas just across the road at The Marquee, modernist dreams were fulfilled on Sunday evenings.

On LP One, we give you Britain’s finest, and on LPe Two, some of the very best music coming out of the States in 1968 – this year of change for jazz. Includes rare BBC recordings by British artists such as New Jazz Orchestra, Bob Stuckey, and Terry Smith.

LP ONE: British Jazz
Early Morning Groove ...... Terry Smith
Storm Warning ...... Harry South
Rebirth ...... New Jazz Orchestra
Bob’s Hop ...... Bob Stuckey Trio
Vacushna ...... Phil Seamen Trio
World In Action ...... Mick Weaver & Shawn Phillips

LP TWO: Jazz USA
The Shepherd ...... Orpheus Four
Musique Pour Un Massacre ...... Eddie Harris
Chalito ...... Three J’s
Blues For Gerri ...... Lloyd Wallace
Chicken Fat ...... Mel Brown
Greasy Greens ...... Lionel Hampton
Freedom Jazz Dance ...... Phil Woods