1961 The Shadows
1962 Out of The Shadows
1964 Dance With The Shadows
1965 The Sound of The Shadows
1966 Shadow Music
Modern Jazz : Encyclopedia of Jazz [100 CD, 2008] CD 1-10
CD 1: Miles Davis (1953–54) Vol. 1
CD 2: Miles Davis (1953–54) Vol. 2
CD 3: Miles Davis (1954) Vol. 3
CD 4: Miles Davis (1955–56) Vol. 4
CD 5: Dave Brubeck (1953) Vol. 1
CD 6: Dave Brubeck (1953–54) Vol. 2
CD 7: Lee Konitz (1956)
CD 8: Lee Konitz, Gerry Mulligan, Shorty Rogers (1951–53)
CD 9: Tony Scott & Bill Evans (1957)
CD 10: J.J. Johnson (1954–55)
Johnny Otis and Friends - The Story of the Blues (2 CD, 2004/FLAC)
There can’t be many people who have done more in the name of rhythm & blues than John Alexander Veliotes – Johnny Otis to his friends and fans.
Johnny has packed a lot into his lifetime: author, father, painter, radio DJ, TV host, sculptor, political activist, priest, farmer and much more besides. But whatever he’s known for, it’s the music he’s been making since the mid-1940s that has always endeared him to record collectors and marked him as one of the true originators of R&B.
VA- The Complete Stax - Volt Soul Singles Vol. 2, 1968-1971 [9 CD]
The first Stax-Volt box was a monolith, standing as the definitive
document of the labels and, therefore, gritty Southern soul. Its sequel,
The Complete Stax-Volt Soul Singles, Vol. 2: 1968-1971 is
considerably more problematic. Covering only four years compared to its
predecessor, which showcased nine years, Vol. 2 contains 216 tracks,
including all of the A- and B-sides released during that era. Most
critics consider these four years to be substantially less interesting
than Stax's earlier years, and in a sense, they're right. There's no
Otis Redding or Sam & Dave, and the music doesn't have the same
innovative, kinetic spark of the early years. There's still a lot of
great, great music here, but it's difficult to sort it out among these
nine discs. About three or four discs' worth of material is truly
essential, and it might have been better to boil this era down to a
smaller box set, since that would have made for a necessary purchase. As
it stands, it's too sprawling and comprehensive to be an essential
purchase for anyone other than soul fetishists and hardcore collectors,
but those listeners should find much of this fascinating.
Dave Matthews Band - Off The Record: A Compilation Of All Non-Album Tracks [17 CD]
While
this compilation focuses on Dave Matthews Band, Dave has also played
with other line-ups. The following abbreviations will be used for
artists on this compilation:DMB - Dave Matthews Band
DM - Dave Matthews
D&T - Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds
D&F - Dave Matthews & Friends
Thanks to unknown compiler, he wrote :
"This compilation was assembled in June 2009. I went through all the official live releases (Live Trax Volumes 1-15, DMBLive releases, widely distributed live albums like Listener Supported and The Central Park Concert, Warehouse 8 and Warehouse 5 CD's) and audience recordings and leaked material that I found on the internet."
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