Sapporo 1972: Direct Reel Master is a 2017 remastered bootleg by British progressive rock quartet The Pink Floyd, better known as Pink Floyd. It features the original mix of the Sapporo concert done in 1972 plus a remastered version. This was released by Sigma.

One of today’s most versatile and in-demand bassists, David Finck has developed into an impressive composer, arranger, and producer. Future Day (Soundbrush Records), his debut CD as a leader, garnered an impressive amount of critical raves. Once again in the studio with his long time colaborators Joe Locke, Gary Versace, Carl Allen, Jim Saporito with guests Ali Ryerson and Alexis Cole, Finck has produced a recording full of delightful surpirses, as his perspective form the low end of the band propels the songs to new levels of beauty and swing.

The Fickle Finger Of Fate is the 2017 debut solo album by Melvins drummer Dale Crover. While Crover has released a number of projects with others as well as a solo EP in 1991, this is the first time he released a full album under his name. This was released by Joyful Noise Recordings.

2017 is the year when Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement released an album called Water Witches, consisting of material from his first nine albums. Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement is one of countless monikers Dominick Fernow uses when he's not creating music as Prurient, thus this is a release on his label, Hospital Productions.

Several Shades Of The Same Color is the 2017 album by Max Ravitz, a producer who goes by the name of Patricia, whose nickname is not Patty. The tracks here were originally released as a set of three 12" EP's and combined as a cohesive CD. This was released by Spectral Sound.

With his brass project 'Maha Samadhi' saxophonist/composer Paul Dunmall takes a rare step into the world of composition; the suite is based on episodes from the life of Sri Ramakrishna, 19th century Indian mystic and yogi. The group includes trumpeter Percy Pursglove and drummer Tony Bianco. Paul's four previous albums on SLAM have defined his Coltrane interests and influences; the choice of the brass project picks up further on his love of everything Coltrane. Paul writes: "I've been wanting to do a brass project for many years and finally I got the chance. I've enjoyed writing for it and have had some very positive feedback so maybe this will encourage me to do more writing in the future."

Internet Jazz Hell is the 2017 album by AA BonZaii, released on the 4th of January that year. This was released by Weird Death.

Trumpeting Ecstasy is the 2017 album by American hardcore punk band Full Of Hell. This was released by the Profound Lore label.

Through The Mirror is the 2017 album by Japanese noise rock band Endon. This one comes from Daymare Recordings in association with DIW.

Jazzy Ash and the Leaping Lizards are releasing their fourth studio album, 'Swing Set', this summer! We've chosen 14 songs to represent and celebrate music created by African-American children, adults, and musicians from the mid-1800s to the early jazz era. You'll hear a fresh take on sassy playground clapping songs, soulful lullabies and classic New Orleans melodies, all presented in style by Jazzy Ash and her band. Every song on this record is over 90 years old. Although many of the songs are familiar, most of the songs' authors are anonymous. But through the melodies and the lyrics, we discover their stories. These songwriters were musicians, or children at play. They were family members; mothers and fathers. They were hard-working and passionate. They danced! They had fun! Now, we have the privilege of gathering these tunes, polishing them up, and presenting them to new audience. It's a swingin' good time!

Stan Getz (born Stanley Gayetski; February 2, 1927 – June 6, 1991) was an American jazz saxophonist. Playing primarily the tenor saxophone, Getz was known as "The Sound" because of his warm, lyrical tone, his prime influence being the wispy, mellow timbre of his idol, Lester Young. Coming to prominence in the late 1940s with Woody Herman's big band, Getz is described by critic Scott Yanow as "one of the all-time great tenor saxophonists". Getz performed in bebop and cool jazz groups. Influenced by João Gilberto and Antônio Carlos Jobim, he popularized bossa nova in America with the hit single "The Girl from Ipanema" (1964).

Butcher Brown is something increasingly rare - a real band, playing for their audience and for each other. Dedicated to innovation, informed by a love of the past, their sound is a modernist fusion, fizzing with explosive energy, rich in jazz licks and astonishing with raw musicality.

Pop Food is the 2017 CD by Pennsylvania artist Jack Stauber. Plopscotch made this a reality.

Now here is one very special album by an exceptional artist, who created his own unique little ethereal space in this vast musical landscape. Known for having been trumpeter Jun Miyake (三宅 純) 's go-to mulit-instrumentalist and close friend, the late Dairo Miyamoto leaves behind an exceptional body of work for the world to discover and tops it off with one of his most refined demonstrations in Last Picture —an album that bursts with creativity and a rare sense of refinement and completeness. The Tokyo-born saxophonist's final outing is an assortment of different songs and sketches, which were recorded with and by Jun Miyake over the years and now finally, after close revision and careful selection by Miyake himself, released.

In mixed programming for quartet, bandoneón, and guitar, Decca recording artists Giampaolo Bandini, guitar and Cesare Chiacchiaretta, accordion & bandoneón, will join the Dalí to offer concert programming that is a Latin American tour de force. Programs will include works by Piazzolla's and Vivaldi's "Eight Seasons", and a "Folias de Tango" program of works by Gardel, Molinelli, Piazzolla, Iannarelli, Brouwer, Pujol and Paquito D'Rivera.