On Telepathy, these long-established veterans from the 60s act like young upstarts showing the jazz world a fresh new approach.

Free jazz at its very finest: spirited & profound improv between pianist Fred Kaz & his soul brother, the drummer George Marsh.

Two great guitarists playing new and unique versions of traditional and original jazz tunes.

Compositions by Mel Graves and George Marsh on percussion. Standout tracks include Blanco, Tsunami, and Homage.

Jazz with lots of interplay featuring Randy Vincent, Bob Afifi, and Mel Graves.

Heartfelt swinging Afro-European-American jazz feat. Nate Pruitt, Rick Vandivier, Bob Johnson, and Jeff Buenz.

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Improvised ensemble music of the highest order re-issued on CD for the first time since it’s 1970 release.

Great arrangements by Peter Welker. Check out Smith Dobson and Herb Pomeroy.

Check out Smith's high energy version of Yesterdays--no holds barred.

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The original album, recorded in 1970, was cited in a 1977 Rolling Stone review as one of the “25 all-time best albums.”

Virtuoso jazz piano, superb drums and bass perform Kaz’s unique original
compositions.

Hear what these 60’s Bay Area favorites sounded like then and now. Front-burner psychedelic funk-rock contrasted with older, wiser ElderFunk. Sweet.

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Music from the heart, exploring a
wide range of musical terrain, featuring masterful interplay.

More cooking Afro-European-American jazz, Chicago style: great tunes and blowing with Judy Roberts, Greg Fishman, and Nick Tountas.

Maria Muldaur, Jennie May Muldaur, Fred Penner (vocals); Rick Montgomery (guitar); Steve Tamborski (slide guitar); David Grisman (banjo, mandolin); Jim Rothermel (clarinet, whistle, harmonica, saxophone); John Burr (piano, keyboards); Rowland Salley (bass); George Marsh (drums).

David Grisman Quintet’s latest release – Dawg’s Groove continues the enduring legacy of their first historic album with all new material.

An album of duets, the first half with John Abercrombie and the second half with Mel Graves.

Recorded in 1987 by Garth Powell direct to a two-track machine at UC Santa Cruz. A wonderful group with George Marsh on drums.

Group improvisation at its most risky, most awake, and most beautiful. The more you listen, the more you receive.

The music of Bernie Krause performed by Andy Narell, Mark Isham, and many other great Bay Area players. (1975)

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Zeitlin co-creates with drummer, George Marsh, in this return to spontaneous composing with electronic instruments and acoustic piano.

Some great Jerry Garcia and David Grisman. This also includes another version of Blue Yodel #9, Jerry’s last recorded performance.

Longtime collaborators Denny Zeitlin and George Marsh continue their journey in sound and spontaneous composition in Expedition.

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This recording highlights the three main strands of Floyd’s career: pianist, composer, improvisor.

Deep listening improvisations with Pauline Oliveros, Jennifer Wilsey, and David Wessel.

Dawg Jazz with David Grisman, Martin Taylor, and Jim Kerwin.

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A twenty year retrospective of the David Grisman Quintet. Need I say more?

Neo-Balkan Jazz and Concert Music composed by David Evan Jones.

A very special performance of one of the most important pieces of the 20th century “minimal movement” with a huge cast of characters including: the Kronos Quartet and the Rovas.

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Original compositions with masterful interplay and lyricism, meld the worlds of jazz and classical in an intimate duo of drums and piano.

The first studio album by DJ Shadow, it’s built entirely from samples of other audio. It’s cited in the Guinness World Records as the first album created completely from sampled sources.

Exciting piano trio music with friends from St. Louis who “gave me my start” when I was 16. Trio with Herb Drury and Jerry Cherry.