Curtis Jones - Legendary Bop Rhythm & Blues ClassicsChicago blues piano legend Curtis Jones is featured on these classic 1953 sessions accompanied by an amazing band including L. C. McKinley (guitar), Lorenzo Tucker (tenor sax), Ransom Knowling (bass), and Lawrence "Judge" Riley (drums). Alfred Elkins is substituted for Ransom Knowling on bass for "Flamin' Blues" and "Upside Down Blues." the combination of Jones' relaxed vocal delivery and L. C. McKinley's T Bone Walker style guitar makes these rare

"I think that all that time spent in quietness out of the hustle and bustle and in self reflection inspired me to excavate the last 6 or so years of musical ideas into something new

Various Artists - Dependence 2013 (Various Artists)

Now Giulio Plotino joins their number

playing what is probably his most famous piece

their album is a window into the dissolution of two different relationships and the formation of another: a perfect

During rehearsals

Combining traditional tunes and new compositions

"There was a quality to the music that resonated with me deeply and I was curious to be influenced by the culture and natural aesthetics of Ireland in my own writing

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Pianist and bandleader William James "Count" Basie was and still is an American institution that personifies the grandeur and the excellence of Jazz

Following it's audio biographies of Mahler

Stax Records reissues "Wattstax: The Living Word"