Genre: R & B
Mo Roots
Maceo Parker
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Life On Planet Groove
Gene Ammons Story: The 78 Era
Gene Ammons
Tale of Two Cities
Eddie Harris
Blue Greens and Beans
David "Fathead" Newman
Tear the Roof Off 1974-1980
Parliament
Funky Good Time: The Anthology
The J.B.'s
Let the Good Times Roll: Anthology 1938-1953
Louis Jordan
Swingstation
Sil Austin
Best of Hank Crawford and Jimmy McGriff
Hank Crawford
Breakout
Soulive
How Late Do U Have 2 B B 4 U R Absent?
George Clinton
Artist Selects
Lou Donaldson
By Way of the Drum
Funkadelic
Swamp Dogg Presents: Mr. T and Mr. B
Stanley Turrentine
Blues, Boogie And Bebop
Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson
The Very Best Of Earl Bostic
Earl Bostic
Mo' Roots
Mothership Connection
Back at the Chicken Shack
Jimmy Smith
Mark's Keyboard Repair
Money Mark
Sugar's Boogaloo
Sugarman Three
Pure Cane Sugar
Devotion
Courtney Pine
Essential Odetta
Odetta
Essential
Little Walter
Blues Never Die
Charlie Musselwhite
Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny [Capitol]
Martin Denny
Oro Salsero
Marvin Santiago
Very Best of Alannah Myles
Alannah Myles
At the Close of a Century
Stevie Wonder
Anthology
Manu Dibango
Just One Man For Me
Kim Weston
Johnny B. Goode/His Complete `50s Chess Recordings
Chuck Berry
"Maceo! Blow your horn!" That's how James Brown would dynamically signal his favorite horn player to take another stinging sax solo -- and Maceo Parker never once let his boss down. Parker's jabbing workouts in the midst of "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" and "Cold Sweat" made him a household name among '60s funk fans -- not bad for a kid fresh out of college who got the gig primarily because Brown Read More