Horace Parlan
Blue Note records
['some bizzare records', 'ed banger records', 'zetima', 'k records', 'strange music', 'westbound records', 'mushroom records', 'dhr records', 'inside out music', 'sire records', 'music for nations', 'volcano records', 'suburban noize records', 'new world', 'extreme records', 'favored nations entertainment', 'e1 music', 'epic records', 'bna records', 'argo', 'chrysalis records', 'riverside records', 'moshi moshi records', 'shady records', 'discovery records', 'barnaby records', 'danse macabre records', 'dgc records', 'mercury records', 'jazzland', 'drag city', 'revealed recordings', 'four music', 'zoo records', 'artemis records', 'j records', 'buddah records', 'rune grammofon', 'ariola records', 'illegal art', 'valory music group', 'byo records', 'island def jam', 'lava records', 'saturn', 'jmt records', 'discipline global mobile', 'xtreem music', 'rhythm zone', 'avex', 'luaka bop', 'saddle creek records', 'xanadu', 'dew process', 'emi latin', 'debut records', 'arista records', 'placid casual', 'blackheart', 'nine winds', 'delicious vinyl', 'candlelight records', 'insideout', 'dine alone records', 'disturbing tha peace', 'laface records', 'vanguard', 'fiction records', 'kapp records', 'funk volume', 'lyric street records', 'flying nun records', 'merciful release', 'vocalion', 'equal vision records', 'bad boy entertainment', 'rawkus records', 'enigma records', 'decca records', 'universal music japan', 'good looking records', 'dot records', 'kscope', 'real world records', 'emi music japan', 'rhino records', 'some records', 'starday', 'earache records', 'paperhouse', 'marsalis music', 'deconstruction records', 'tk records', 'indie recordings', 'ato records', 'modular recordings', 'nothing studios', 'tamla records', 'tvt records']
Comin' Your Way
Comin' Your Way is the second album by jazz saxophonist Stanley Turrentine recorded for the Blue Note label and performed by Turrentine with his brother Tommy Turrentine, Horace Parlan, George Tucker and Al Harewood. Selections from this album had previously been issued, with additional tracks later appeared as Jubilee Shout!!! (1986), as Jubilee Shouts (1978, BN-LA883-J2).