Pee Russell Wee/ Coleman Hawkins - Jazz ReunionThis superb recording features a reunion of two of jazz's finest tenor saxophonist Coleman Hawkins and clarinetist Pee Wee Russell. At the time of this session, the two had not been on a recording date together in 32 years. Here they revisit "If Could Be With You One Hour", a song they first recorded in a classic version back in 1929.

But the final reward was worth waiting for: a denouement of astonishing force

rejected by the Church - and reached it's zenith with the two sacred cycles by Rachmaninoff: another setting of the Liturgy and then his religious masterpiece

this is the second release by James the Fang (the Pine Hill Haints) from Alabama and Serious Sam Barrett from Leeds in the UK

he began his career as a trombonist and bandleader performing hot dance music in the early 20s

the Nagimori

Praised for her poetic and dramatic interpretation

A film of both sprawling scope and tender intimacy

The pleasant-sounding pairing of Rosemary Clooney and Gene Autry ask you

wrote all the songs

they brought a boldness

Studio and live recordings from this pioneering Cajun string band led by Luderin Darbone and Edwin Duhon

the title paints in words the abrupt contrast between what the composer describes as 'great expressive violence' and an atmosphere that is 'gentle