Discover a unique double feature with "Presenting... Rare and Obscure Jazz Albums," a meticulously crafted CD compilation for discerning jazz collectors. This release brings together two legendary, hard-to-find albums: Dave Hildinger's "The Young Moderns" and Jack Noren and Sture Swenson's "The Exhibit." Experience the pioneering arrangements and compositions that bridge the worlds of jazz tradition and modern musical innovation.

"The Young Moderns," originally recorded in 1956, showcases Dave Hildinger's remarkable talent as a pianist, arranger, and composer. Featuring his dynamic quintet, including Ed Mattson, Norm Marnell, Bill Stanley, and Ed Thigpen, this album captures the spirit of the emerging generation of jazz artists from the 1950s. "The Exhibit," originally released in 1958, presents the distinctive compositions and arrangements of Swedish-born saxophonist and composer Sture Swenson, co-led with drummer Jack Noren. Recorded in Chicago, it features creative young jazz talents like Fred Karlin, Bill Porter, and Kenny Soderblom, offering sophisticated writing and adventurous ensemble textures. This 24-bit digitally remastered edition by Fresh Sound Records ensures pristine audio quality, making it a valuable addition for any serious jazz enthusiast or collector of rare recordings.