Illinois Jacquet - The Jacquet Files, Volume 2In 1981 Tenor Sax legend Illinois Jacquet pursued his career long dream of assembling a truly great big jazz band in the tradition of his mentors, Count Basie and Lionel Hampton, bands with whom he recorded and toured in his youth. He would apply all the wisdom and experience he gleaned as their sideman, as well as from his years of leadership over his many small groups, and would include songs he made famous with his "little big band" of the 1940s.

Burl Ives was truly one of a kind

All this is adorned by semi-instrumental postcards with suggestive names such as Moody Moon

Giovanni Antonio Rigatti pursued the major part of his musical career in Venice

he developed an eclectic outlook

Widor/ Fagius - Organ Symphonies 1

Child's Play (Part II)

it seems their dreams of greatness are on the horizon

After initially making his mark on the local music scene in the 70s

WE ARE THE BEST

California in 2007

violinist Marc Djokic

Louise Farrenc: Symphonies No