Cherry Red’s jazz archive is represented through artists and groups such as The Ray Russell Quartet, Harold McNair, Gil Evans, Wynder K. Frog, the Newcastle Big Band(featuring Sting), Julie Driscoll and Affinity. More recently, we acquired the Gull catalogue, including albums by Isotope and Gary
Cherry Red proudly oversees the expansive jazz catalogue of legendary drummer Bill Bruford, known for his pioneering work with Yes and King Crimson before shifting his focus to jazz. An upcoming 3-CD set The Best of: The Winterfold & Summerfold Years showcases his finest work
Award-winning guitarist/composer Jane Getter has carved out a niche at the intersection of jazz, metal and rock with her unique singer-songwriter approach. Division World, the latest album from her band Jane Getter Premonition, is released in February. Her latest single, title track ‘Division World’, is a complex but accessible jam with
Cherry Red’s bijou jazz archive recently swelled with the addition of the Newcastle Big Band album from 1972, a rarity which has attracted interest as the first musical output from one Gordon Sumner (better known as Sting). This joins a number of free/avant-garde jazz albums from that period by the likes
Cherry Red are delighted to announce the acquisition of the T.K.O. catalogue! Based around the output of Ember Records, it boasts a wealth of 60s and 70s masters, from British beat, pop, mod, easy listening, psychedelia and rock to American soul, R&B, country, blues, jazz
Back in 1964, jazzer Mike Cotton and his band cut one of the legendary Mod albums of the period, which has never been reissued. Rooted in the same fusion of R&B and jazz popularised by Georgie Fame, and driven by Hammond organ, the Mike Cotton