Walter Brown - I'm Confessin' The Blues: The Best Of The Rest 1945-1949This is the second Walter Brown collection to be released by Jasmine. The first came in 2000 with "Forget Your Troubles and Jump Your Blues Away" (JASCD376) and here 22 years later is the long awaited second edition. 28 tracks of excellent blues with fantastic backing by Skip Hall's Orchestra, Tiny Grimes Sextet and of course Jay McShann including a rerecorded version of the hit song "Confessin' The Blues". Considered to be one of the greatest blues

ranging from traditional jazz to hilarious spoofs

Each interpretation is a unique event

Bruckner's frantic revisions of his symphonies Nos

a testament to the ever expanding scope of Combo Chimbita's sonic palette and acts of resistance in realms both spiritual and terrestrial

known for creating soundtracks for Profondo Rosso in 1975

Wang Lu's modernized guqin music titled Constellations Apart (a premiere recording)

this 15 track compilation served as the soundtrack for the visual documentary "Digital Snow: Music Motion Picture Show" directed by Trevor Sands and Chris Johnston and was originally released in 1997

the Hounds are neither neo-craze jump band nor a rap crew

Chambers' musical vision is brought to life with the support of some of the biggest names in jazz including Freddie Hubbard

or it is because Austin Morsley got some impressive mainland Europe credibility with his project Kloq in the meantime

AMAZED BY YOU: When a "City Slicker" Christian Andrews (Aaron Mees

") series is unbelievable: World premiere recordings of the mysterious Leonid Sabaneev are on the program