Crimson Jazz Trio „King Crimson Songbook”:

Wiki: „Celem zespołu było interpretowanie utworów King Crimson na sposób jazzowy”.

Hiroshi Fukumura Quintet „Morning Flight”:

W tytule – żadnej przesady.
Głos wydawcy: „Recorded in 1973, “Morning Flight” by trombonist Hiroshi Fukumura is a stunning modal and spiritual jazz album! Genius work from Japanese trombonist Hiroshi Fukumura – working here at the helm of a twin-trombone group that also features the talents of Shigeharu Mukai – in a style that’s filled with soul and free-thinking imagination!”

Casiopea „Mint James”:

Grzeczne funky na poranek. Niczego innego nie oczekiwaliśmy.

David Ake „Green Thumb”:

Sieć: „Pianist David Ake tends to his musical garden with a „Green Thumb” of unstoppable melodic sensibility on his seventh release”.

Doug Scarborough „The Color of Angels”:

Sieć: „The Color of Angels, an engaging album by trombonist Doug Scarborough’s sextet, blends music with a jazz heart and Middle Eastern temperament. Scarborough, who teaches at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, has worked toward expanding the jazz idiom to encompass rhythms and harmonies from countries and regions not usually associated with the music”.

Hiromasa Suzuki „Skip Step Colgen” 1977:

Przystępne funky. „Georgia On My Mind”.