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B. B. King Reaches A Huge Landmark With His First No. 1 In More Than A Decade
B.B. King earns a new posthumous No. 1 on the Blues Albums chart this week. In France launches atop the tally, earning the guitar player his milestone tenth champion on the genre-specific list.
B.B.King In France: Live At The 1977 Nancy Jazz Pulsations Festival Nº1 at the Blues Album Charts
B.B.King In France: Live At The 1977 Nancy Jazz Pulsations Festival ranks Nº1 in sales at the Billboard Blues Album Charts.
Cannonball Adderley , "Poppin' in Paris" - Inédit de L'Année - Jazz Magazine
Ils sont Rares, les live du Cannonball Adderley Quintet avec Joe Zawinul avec George Duke, et ce magnifique double CD inédit vient combler ce manque.
The Times - Bill Evans In Norway (The Kongsberg Concert) “One of the best Jazz albums of 2024 so far”
“One of the best Jazz albums of 2024 so far”. Chris Pearson, The Times
Short Cuts, Vol. 18, Elemental Music’s 140g 1LP Motown Sound Collection Reissue Series
Short Cuts, Vol. 18, Elemental Music’s 140g 1LP Motown Sound Collection Reissue Series Revives a Score of Treasured and Hard-to-Find ’60s Soul and R&B Gems
Elemental Music starts off 2025 with more Smokey, Supremes and Pips Motown classics
Goldmine kicks off 2025 with continuing to highlight Elemental Music's highly regarded Motown Records reissue campaign. The series was conceived and launched by the renowned and iconic Elemental Music record company in late spring of 2024, and we have dedicated our platform to revealing and presenting an overview of each new set of these reissued releases. We are providing our readers the best coverage of quite arguably some of the most well produced soul music reissues in the history of these Motown rele
Elemental Music's Motown explosion continues with more Marvin, The Supremes, and the Tempts
Elemental Music's, Motown reissue campaign, continues to revive some of Hitsville U.S.A.'s most notable releases with absolute perfect precision
Elemental Music Records - Les Chocs
For Record Store Day on April 20, the Catalan imprint Elemental Music released both an LP and CD of two previously unreleased live albums from the alto saxophonist's Quintet Cannonball Adderley alongside his brother Nat. One recorded in 1969 with Joe Zawinul and the other in 1972 with George Duke. Two great wines.
Record Store Day 2024: 10 Exclusives Worth Digging For.
Renowned archivist and “jazz detective” Zev Feldman has no less than 10 new titles he’s produced for this year’s RSD festivities, including previously unreleased performances from such titans as Art Tatum, Cannonball Adderley, Sun Ra and Yusef Lateef, among others. Yet the jewel of this year’s bounty is a newly discovered concert from gospel legend and electric guitar groundbreaker Sister Rosetta Tharpe, lovingly known as The Godmother of Rock n’ Roll.
‘In Perfect Harmony: The Lost Album’ by Chet Baker and Jack Sheldon Review: Trumpeters in Tandem'
Chet Baker and Jack Sheldon didn’t have much in common. The two trumpeters and occasional singers, who are heard together on the recently discovered, newly released “In Perfect Harmony: The Lost Album” (Jazz Detective, out now), both emerged from the West Coast jazz scene of the early 1950s, but that’s where the similarity ends.
Downbeat Editors Pick - Five Star Review: Cannonball Adderley Burnin’ In Bordeaux: Live In France 1969
With 10 new Record Store Day releases, some of producer Zev Feldman’s bounties might get lost in the shuffle this year; Burnin’ In Bordeaux won’t be one of them. There are beloved classics in Cannonball Adderley’s catalogue that aren’t this good. Roy McCurdy, the drummer for Adderley’s quintet on this 97-minute live date from March 1969, snaps the listener to attention immediately after pressing play — or dropping the needle on the first record of the two-LP deluxe 180g vinyl set.
Graded on a Curve: Four Tops, Still Waters Run Deep & Smokey Robinson, Smokey.
Elemental Music’s Motown Sound Collection continues this month with Smokey Robinson’s Smokey in a blue vinyl edition with a gatefold sleeve and the Four Tops' Still Waters Run Deep, both available June 7. Elemental’s series will reissue over two dozen Motown albums from the 1960s and 1970s monthly throughout 2024 and into 2025, drawing from a broad spectrum of Motown acts.
Cannonball Adderley - Poppin' in Paris & Burnin' in Bordeaux
These two albums, Burnin’ in Bordeaux (in its first official, authorized release) and Poppin’ in Paris (previously unreleased) are remastered from tapes made at Cannonball Adderley Quintet concerts in France three years apart when he had been leading his quintets (and occasional sextets) for a decade.
Atlantis lullaby Review - Inside Atlantis
Lateef, a unique performer who in his career ranged from bebop to soul jazz (although he never liked the word “jazz”), romping R&B, spiritual melodies, and during his last period, mood music, was one of the first Western artists to fully explore “exotic” instruments from Asia and India (preceding the “World music” genre and label).
In Perfect Harmony: The Lost Album Review by Matt Collar
West Coast jazz trumpeter/singers Chet Baker and Jack Sheldon pair up on this laid-back and amiable, long-lost 1972 recording. Close friends, Baker and Sheldon came up together in Los Angeles in the early '50s, both hanging out and playing in local clubs. They had a similar style with a penchant for warm, Miles Davis-influenced melodicism
Viny Minded with The Four Tops & Smokey Robinson
Still Waters Run Deep by Motown's Four Tops and Smokey Robinson's solo debut "Smokey" are celebrated on 140g vinyl. These releases highlight Motown's evolution with iconic hits and stylish packaging, perfect for enthusiasts old and new.
Elemental Music strikes big deal with Motown for an amazing run of Classic Soul reissues
The most prolific, monumental and iconic soul music catalogue in recorded music history is getting a virtual 'pat on the back' by one of the world's most respected and revered classic reissue record labels. This musical collaboration is the result of a reissue partnership between two well-respected and world-renowned record companies—Motown and Elemental Music.
All About Jazz - Cannonball Adderley: Burnin’ In Bordeaux: Live In France 1969 Review
Captured very, very, very live at the Bordeaux Jazz Festival in March 1969, Adderley and his fired up co-arsonists—pianist Joe Zawinul, cornetist Nat Adderley, Jr., bassist Victor Gaskin, and drummer Roy McCurdy—go scorched earth from the flare-up with Zawinul's spiky ember, the uber-toned "The Scavenger." It rips, it roars. It runs wild the rapids and holds strong the ramparts. It is released in April 2024 as a special Record Store Day Limited Edition, 180 Gram 2-LP set.
Downbeat - 5-Star Review - Bill Evans, Tales
A newly unearthed 1964 set by Bill Evans — Tales: Live In Copenhagen (1964) (Elemental Music Records) presents yet another interpretation from Evans of the classic tune.