Nuggets is not alone. Across the country, vinyl sales, which have been on the rise since 2006, have exploded in recent years. Records outsold CDs in 2020, for the first time since 1986, according ...

The records are new releases, but the music was recorded more than 50 years ago — three concerts from jazz giants at the height of their powers that have not been heard by the public since they were ...

One of the most celebrated jazz records of all time, “Kind of Blue” by Miles Davis is a cornerstone for any jazz collection. The album’s modal improvisation and iconic lineup of artists ...

Since 1995, the store specializes in used and rare vinyl releases in various genres including acid jazz, boogie funk, drum n bass, happy hardcore, jungle and more. Port of Sound Record Shoppe 1500 ...

Jamiroquai return to the studio as Acid Jazz pioneers record their first album in SEVEN years - weeks after the death of former bassist Derek McIntyre. By JASON CHESTER FOR MAILONLINE.

Fords Gin's new vinyl LP, ... This is the second LP, made in collaboration with the aptly named London Dry Records ... It ...

Black Jazz Records: The Complete Singles, includes a collection of rare singles that were produced for the label. As the press release states, "This 15-track set serves as both a Black Jazz 'Best Of' ...

Moods Music has been an Atlanta staple for 25 years, bringing vinyl and CDs spanning genres like Neo Soul, Afro-Cuban, and Acid Jazz to Little Five Points.

V erve Records and Impulse! Records are launching a new vinyl subscription service that will send members exclusive limited-edition pressings of albums by jazz greats, the Universal Music Group ...

Eddie Piller of Acid Jazz Records joins for a very special Desert Island Disco – and we bring you House Music, where we showcase the fixtures and fittings that play pop hits.

Papa Jazz is home to hundreds of CDs, vinyl records and other music-related paraphernalia. From new releases to timeless classics, the shop has remained a cornerstone of the Five Points community ...

Then, in the 1990s, Heskins discovered acid jazz, a genre that was influenced by 70s funk and disco. Easy access to car boot sales and charity shops allowed Heskins to snap up older records for cheap.