VA Funky Organ, B3 Jazz Grooves (2007) Sacd

Yet Mo' Mod Jazz is a 2000 compilation CD from the Kent Dance label. This focuses on some of the jazz and mod jazz sounds from Atlantic Records in the late 60's and early 70's.

Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group Presents My Favourite Things Jazz Classics album 30 original hits and the original artists genre Jazz. Includes tracks by John Coltrane, Betty Carter, Ray Charles, The Modern Jazz Quartet and more.

The Ultimate Smooth Jazz #1's Vol.9 contains the definitive Artists & Jazz. The Best hits from Kayla Waters, Cindy Bradley, Special EFX and many more.

The Ultimate Smooth Jazz #1's, Vol. 8 album for sale by Various Artists was released Apr 27, 2018 on the Orchard label. The Ultimate Smooth Jazz #1's, Vol. 8 CD music contains a single disc with 13 songs.

Manhattan New Music Project Performs Paul Nash/Jazz Cycles is a 2007 CD by The Manhattan New Music Project. It was done in honor of Nash and features such musicians as guitarist Vic Juris and drummer Grisha Alexiev. This comes through courtesy of the Manhattan New Music Project (MNMP).

Turn on your funk motor because here’s the full CD motherlode, the one-stop A to Z of the good groove from Maceo to The Meters and from P-Funk to Deep Funk. Featuring 3CDs of stone cold classics and a third featuring the best of funk’s nu breed.

Civil rights and riots, afros and Watergate. Jazz and funk adapt to the realities of the 1970s.
This is an exciting glimpse into the world of black American funk, jazz and soul from the early 70s. The music has a political agenda, even when it isn’t overtly preaching a message. Recorded after the 60s dream had ended, during the era of Watergate, the oil crisis and a financial crash, there is a schizophrenic edge to the music here. There are tracks about trying to get things right, but also about partying as a way to forget.

Civil rights and riots, afros and Watergate. Jazz and funk adapt to the realities of the 1970s.
This is an exciting glimpse into the world of black American funk, jazz and soul from the early 70s. The music has a political agenda, even when it isn’t overtly preaching a message. Recorded after the 60s dream had ended, during the era of Watergate, the oil crisis and a financial crash, there is a schizophrenic edge to the music here. There are tracks about trying to get things right, but also about partying as a way to forget.