Chet Baker - Albert's HouseChet Baker is highly regarded as one of jazz's greatest trumpet players recording numerous albums over his 35 year recording career. Recorded in in 1969, Albert's House features 11 instrumental compositions by Steve Allen who produced the recording session to assist Baker in restarting his career after a horrific dental injury in '68. The LP hasn't been in release for vinyl reissue for years.

while for the second suite he has created a personal version of an Indian Yantra to inspire the structure of the work

Schumann/ Nat - Klavierkonzert Kinderszenen

but these parcels of fallow land often - in a uniquely mysterious way - become the prey that nourishes our aspirations

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A record that speaks of Apulia through the great authors who have contributed significantly to the growth of generations of Apulian musicians

The colorful 36-page booklet contains rare photos and memorabilia as well as the history of the Beat Generation and it's music

The album "Bassolo" was recorded in the fantastic acoustics of the Auferstehungskirche in Munich

Like so many of us caught in the new eerie calm

The First Guitar Quartet was a wedding gift from Paganini to his younger sister

performed by the Convivium Singers with organist Malcolm Archer

his version of 'Sweet Home Chicago'

Losing her innocence