Pharoah Sanders, Gothenburg (Print) Peckham

Pharoah Sanders, Gothenburg (Print) PeckhamPharoah Sanders : Gothenburg, 2003 Limited Edition Print The daddy of Free Jazz and Spiritual Jazz, Pharoah showed no signs of slowing down when he played Gothenburg in 2003. His final release Promises (2022) with Floating Points was every bit as fiercely original as any of his work a fitting epitaph to a true and much missed original. Peckham Soul Prints Designed by Craig Jamieson, our prints explore the unique diversity of Gothenburgs cultural and

'The Wizard of Oz'

Melvin Sparks

sits alongside her bold and electrifying re-imagine of Bob Marley’s ballad No Women No Cry in 1990

the stately balladeering of Still Glides The Stream (co-written with Steve Cradock)

high volume performances

nuanced vignettes of relationships that thrilled or scarred them

releasing a dozen self-recorded and produced albums on Bandcamp and building a tight-knit following

multi-instrumentalist Jim Hoke

Blue Note Re:imagined returns this year with a new 16-track compilation featuring fresh takes on music from the illustrious Blue Note vaults recorded by a heavyweight line-up of the UK jazz

The flip side finds Davis in 1968 leading the same group (with possibly Chick Corea and Dave Holland replacing Hancock and Carter) on two early fusion jams that look a bit toward Bitches Brew

before outside hands and Top 20 chart prospects streamlined their approach

at the close of a 90 date world tour