The O’Farrill Brothers display their astonishing instrumental hard bop virtuosity and a distinctive,coherent ensemble sound with a musical maturity well beyond their young years.

This all-star band succeeds at bringing back the sound of the classic Art Van Damme Quintet while infusing the music with their-own individual personalities.

A rare 1965 trio recording by piano legend Dom Salvador. Features Edson Lobo (bass) and Victor Manga (drums). The greatest jazz album to come out of Brazil! Dom Salvador, born in 1938 as Salvador da Silva Filho, worked in a series of bossa jazz combos and professionally backed top-name artists such as Elis Regina, Jorge Ben, and Edu Lobo.

Vibraphonist Joe Locke makes his symphonic debut, in conjunction with the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra, with this lush, melodic recording. Recorded in one take in live performance, Locke’s brilliance in this new setting affirms his stature as one of the most versatile and virtuosic leaders around. This is Joe Locke’s first-ever symphony recording, and also the first recorded effort by Lincoln’s Symphony Orchestra. Special promotions will be conducted by the symphony in their hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska. Follows Locke’s recent release with Geoffrey Keezer, which garnered critical acclaim including five stars in Jazz Journal, four stars in JazzWise, and rave reviews in All About Jazz, All Music, eMusic, and more.