Hillel Raveh - The Ancient Shepherd PipesIsraeli raised Hillel Ilka Raveh plays the chalil, an ancient Middle Eastern instrument also known as the shepherd's pipe. He constructs the instruments from reeds he gathers himself at the Jordan River; Pete Seeger learned to play on one. The 16 tracks include "Negev Blues," "Samurai Song," and "Quiet Village." Liner notes include a brief biography of Hillel Ilka Raveh.

At the Jazz Corner of the World

as it has always been

where he completed his studies in 2007 with the state concert exam

It's best-known tune is without a doubt the rumbling and stumbling opening track 'The Money Will Roll Right In

'Feel the warmth of Finley's opening bass solo

Colerick takes the listener on a journey through his life and his stories

Clarence Hall

First time on CD for Blues Band guitarist Kelly's two solo albums for Mercury Records

originally released in 1989

Suddenly things start to happen

appearing at storied jazz venues such as The 55 Bar

Doumeki's got his own issues