Released in 1976, Ryo Fukui’s debut album “Scenery” is a masterful Japanese jazz recording that showcases his self-taught piano virtuosity and emotional depth #vinyl #jazz

Pat Martino’s “The Return” (1987) is a live album marking his triumphant comeback to the jazz scene, featuring lengthy, very dynamic performances of new originals at Fat Tuesdays #jazz #vinyl

Ryo Kawasaki’s “Juice” is a 1976 jazz fusion album that showcases his innovative guitar work and synthesizer techniques, blending jazz and rock elements #jazz

“Travels” live album by the Pat Metheny Group, showcasing their unique jazz fusion style. #jazz #patmetheny #jazzfussion #vinyl

“The Great Oscar Peterson on Prestige” jazz album with amazing arrangements and dynamic performances with his trio.

Guitar legend Pat Metheny plays two nights at the start of the EFG London Jazz Festival - read our in-depth interview with him here: “The central vibe of this record is one of resonant contemplation, and this guitar allows me to go deep”
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modern jazz series Thelonious Monk #vinyl

Art Tatum’s “VIP Jazz Vol. 10” showcases the pianist’s virtuosic mastery, blending intricate technique with profound musicality in a collection of timeless jazz standards

Thelonious Monk’s “Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960” is a previously unreleased soundtrack featuring Monk’s quartet with Barney Wilen and Art Taylor.
It's the soundtrack for Roger Vadim’s film of the same name #jazz

Pat Metheny’s “Bright Size Life” was released in 1976, and it was his debut album featuring Jaco Pastorius and Bob Moses