Ray Crawford - One Step at a TimeRay Crawford played tenor and clarinet with Fletcher Henderson during 1941 1943 but tuberculosis forced him to switch to guitar. He was an important part of Ahmad Jamal's early groups and introduced the technique of making the guitar sound like bongos by hitting it, which was later adopted by guitar guru Herb Ellis. Crawford also recorded with Gil Evans and Jimmy Smith, and led his own groups beginning in the early 1960's. Presented here is Crawford's

Stradella's operas and oratorios have attracted recordings and performances from early-music luminaries such as Alan Curtis and Fabio Biondi

fresh audience to explore

In parallel with the evolution of the trio of sonatas by Brahms

her stunning good looks and vivacious personality matched by an ability to handle pop songs across the spectrum of the genre

fronted by Dutch vocalist and former MTV VJ Marijne Van Der Vugt (vocals and keyboards)

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MacBeth is one of his psychologically penetrating masterpieces and for it's Parisian staging in 1865 it underwent considerable revision

" Bear ruminates while discussing the album's themes

It's a dynamic

becoming a big international hit in 1984

What kind of music could he play on this instrument