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Juliet McLean
Nga Korero (Talking Stories) [ Aotearoa Audio / CD - released 13/Sep/2010 ] Ten of NZ's best-loved writers have been given a fresh voice with help from Aotearoa Audio, a group of teenagers from New Plymouth Girls' High School. |
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Don McLean
American Boys [ BFD / CD - released 17/May/2024 ] |
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Don McLean
American Pie (Remastered) [ Capitol Records / CD - released 24/Jun/2003 ] Digitally re-mastered re-issue with bonus tracks. Don McLean's second album is necessarily dominated by its title track, a lengthy, allegorical history of rock & roll... |
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Don Mclean
American Pie: Greatest Hits [ EMI / CD - released 3/Apr/2000 ] |
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Don McLean
Legendary Songs of Don McLean [ Capitol Records / CD - released 25/Mar/2003 ] 21 great songs from legendary singer / songwriter, Don McLean. |
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Donald Byrd (trumpet) with Jackie McLean (alto saxophone) Art Pepper (baritone saxophone) Doug Watkins, Reggie Workman, Sam Jones (drums) & others
Blue Byrd [Bryd in the Hand / Byrd in Flight] [ Not Now Music / 2 CD - released 26/Oct/2011 ] Recorded At - Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey - CD1 Recorded At - Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey - CD2 |
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Jackie Mclean
Bluesnik [ Not Now / 2 CD - released 8/Oct/2012 ] |
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Jackie Mclean
Bluesnik (LP) [ Blue Note / LP - released 24/Feb/2023 ] Alto saxophonist Jackie McLean was already a veteran of the NYC jazz scene by the time he began recording as a leader for Blue Note in 1959. In his first few years with the label McLean recorded frequently, churning out hard bop classics in quick... |
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Jackie Mclean
The Complete Jubilee Sessions [ Lone Hill Jazz / CD ] Tracks 1-6: The Jackie McLean Quintet: Hackensack, New Jersey, October 21, 1955 Tracks 7-11: Fat Jazz: New York, December 27, 1957 |
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Lee Morgan (trumpet), with Jackie McLean (alto sax), Curtis Fuller (trombone), McCoy Tyler (piano), Bob Cranshaw (bass) Art Blakey (drums)
Tom Cat [ Blue Note / CD - released 16/Aug/1990 ] "It seems strange that the music on this CD was not released initially until 1980. Trumpeter Lee Morgan had had an unexpected hit with "The Sidewinder," so his more challenging recordings were temporarily put aside. As it turns out, this was one of... |