There’s no such thing as an “official label of,” of course all of the majors and a significant portion of indie imprints participate in the semi-annual April and November gold rushes for limited-edition vinyl. 'Review on Claudio Roditi: Brazilliance x 4 (2009)'. Selections from Getz/Gilberto '76 (10' Vinyl 1 LP) The Montgomery-Johnson Quintet (10' Vinyl 1 LP) Offering: Live at Temple University (2 LP Deluxe Package) Offering: Live at Temple University (2 CD Deluxe Package) Pinnacle: Live and Unreleased from Keystone KornerĮchoes of Indiana Avenue (2 LP Deluxe Package) Live at Art D'Lugoff's Top of The Gate (3 LP Box Set)Ĭhristian Howes with special guest Richard Galliano Grammy Award, Best Album Notes: Ashley Kahn, John Coltrane: Offering, 2015.Grammy Award nomination, Best Jazz Instrumental Album: John Beasley, Positootly!, 2010.Grammy Award, Best Instrumental Arrangement: Resonance Big Band Plays Tribute to Oscar Peterson, 2009.Grammy Award nomination, Best Latin Jazz Album: Claudio Roditi, Brazilliance x4, 2009.The goals were to 'capture brilliant and passionate, magical moments that rise above the average jazz heard on most CDs and, on a more personal level, to be that missing agent for those deserving artists who simply had not received that serendipitous break, leading to proper publication and promotion of their best work'. Klabin provided further support by creating Resonance Records, where all the artists would be assisted in record production, distribution, and performance opportunities. It began as a production of performance opportunities for the artists at the Rising Jazz Stars Studio located in Beverly Hills. Rising Jazz Stars Foundation was founded by George Klabin in 2005 in an effort to provide support and assistance to talented jazz artists.
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