Dexter Gordon - Walk the BluesDuring a two day period in July of 1967, tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon and his quartet recorded multiple albums worth of material at one of Gordon's favorite venues, the legendary Jazzhus Montmartre in Copenhagen. This record, Walk The Blues, is pulled from the second night, and finds Dexter in an expansive, relaxed mood in front of an appreciative audience. These brilliant recordings are finally widely available on transparent blue vinyl with this

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including Larry himself

as well as at the special music events "Tengstrand 06" in Växjö and "MADE in Umeå" in Umeå

trance-like state it induces is apparent in her exploration of similar music in many other cultures and traditions

down-home blues recordings were clearly out of the mainstream of black American popular music

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"You Might Have Belonged To Another"

Kasper Holten's production of Carmen on Es Devlin's extraordinary set was a knockout

Timothy Ridout pays tribute to this key figure in his instrument's history with a flamboyant program featuring music by Tertis's friends

an effort that captures the cross-section of Southern California's shadowy hidden interzones

A consummate player

can unleash a terrible Evil on the Earth