George Shearing - From the ArchivesSir George Shearing, the British born jazz piano legend, has had multiple albums on the Billboard charts from the 1950's up to the present day. These classic 1939 sides by then 20 year old Shearing prove why the annual Melody Maker poll would select him as Britain's top pianist seven times before he emigrated to the States after the war. All selections newly re mastered.

Outside of Marvin Gaye

from the nail biting battle between Mike Edwards and McCallen around the twisting streets of Macau to one of the closest-ever finishes on the Isle of Man Mountain circuit - the 2006 MGP Junior results settled by just 0

and some formed British Orchestras that enriched the diet of our nation's musical life

and we are proud to give you the fifth volume in an ongoing series of his rarest and most sought-after recordings

is just such an example

a concept album about an alien conspiracy that is brought to fruition during the late 19th and early 20th century through the actions of Imaginos

along with stand-out tracks 'My Puppet Pal' and 'On The Rose'

drums and bass had become old hat began to spread their wings and breach the boundaries of sonic experimentation

they're proud to announce that the acoustic album version of 'Asphalt Meadows' to be released on vinyl by Barsuk Records this summer

pairing the bass members of string and wind families not to comic effect but rather demonstrating their expressive versatility and contrasting tone-colors

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de Rore is celebrated as an innovator who helped create the madrigal as it is known today