Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band: Live In New York City is the name of a concert film done by HBO, featuring the first ever major televised Bruce Springsteen concert. It was later released on DVD with eleven extra songs not televised, and as a CD of the same name.

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Tenor saxophonist David Murray, the giant of modern jazz, fuses all the great things that black music has produced: Gospel sounds, free jazz, Afro-Caribbean, blues, soul as well as the beautiful standards of classic jazz.

BADBADNOTGOOD have shared a new EP called Mid Spiral: Order. It’s the Canadian instrumental crew’s third release of the year following the one-off single “Take What’s Given” and "Mid Spiral: Chaos" EP. They also contributed to the Talking Heads tribute album that’s out on Friday.

Enjoy Youth", the follow-up to Bright Light Bright Light's #1 UK dance album "Fun City", shows him at his most confident and euphoric.

Posh, Poodle, Krystal and Toe' is the third full length album from Santa Cruz based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joe Kaplow. Appropriately named after his bandmates' nicknames, this record is a more cohesive 'band' statement than his previous self-recorded work.

This unique project features previously unissued bluegrass studio performances by David “Dawg” Grisman with legendary friends, colleagues and heroes — Vassar Clements, Red Allen, Del McCoury, John Hartford, Herb Pedersen and the Nashville Bluegrass Band, to name a few. Highlights of this collection from the Dawg Archives are several tracks featuring Tony Rice singing with Earl Scruggs picking his iconic banjo and Jerry Garcia and Ralph Stanley rendering the classic “Man of Constant Sorrow.” Mastered in the sonically superior Hi-Definition (24-bit, 96kHz), this is a must have collection for every serious lover of traditional bluegrass music.

The Dallas Chamber Symphony exists to engage community audiences and enrich people’s lives by sharing in the discovery, creation, exploration and enjoyment of great music.

Bachman–Turner Overdrive, often abbreviated as BTO, were a Canadian rock band from Winnipeg, Manitoba founded by ex-The Guess Who guitarist Randy Bachman and Fred Turner. This Dutton-Vocalion reissue features two first band's albums on one quadrophonic SACD, carefully remastered by Michael J. Dutton.

John Haley "Zoot" Sims was an American jazz saxophonist, playing mainly tenor but also alto (and, later, soprano) saxophone. This 1975 studio album featuring the music of George and Ira Gershwin.

Almost all bands do it backward and upside-down. They start with years of playing live, creating their music in the crucible of performance with all of its impurities and in-the-moment inspirations, before committing said music to a recording that fixes it into an ostensible, exemplary form that eternally serves as an ultimate reference. And then maybe, someday, a few albums down the road, when the tours are shorter and less frequent and the cupboard is looking a little bare, they excavate and massage some favorite board recordings into a live album to fill a gap in some capitalist imagining of “career.”

Recorded and released in 1960, "His Hand in Mine" is the first of three gospel albums that Elvis Presley recorded during his lifetime.

The multi-Platinum album, "Rumours", became Fleetwood Mac’s most celebrated recording and one of the bestselling records of all time. It earned Fleetwood Mac the GRAMMY for Album of the Year. With over forty million copies sold since its debut, this super deluxe edition features unreleased live recording from the group’s 77 world tour, unreleased takes from the album’s recording sessions and an album of outtakes. Absolutely essential.

A year and 5 albums after he has brought the Manna/Mirage project to a close, ex-Muffins musician / composer Dave Newhouse has produced a new album under the moniker of…’Dave Newhouse’, this one titled “Natura Morta”, Latin for Still Life. Many of the same musical suspects (guest musicians) from around the world are involved, this one is a bit longer than the aforementioned Manna/Mirage albums clocking in at around 43 minutes. It still has that signature AmeriCanterbury / Muffins compositional ethic as well as fast and furious examples of fusion / jazz rock, RIO, World Music, Americana, and alt-jazz. Even John Greaves (Henry Cow / Kew Rhône / National Health) makes a lovely appearance here. as does Guy Segers (Univers Zero / Eclectic Maybe Band).

The italian Viola Bastarda and the Division-viol can be named "sister viols". The Viola Bastarda is a middle size viol falling between the tenor viol and the bass viol, which allows for a greater extension thanks to different tunings, that unlike the typical viol contain intervals of a fifth. Its repertoire originates from polyphonic compositions in tablature as conceived for ‘perfect instruments’ on which one can exceed the normal range allowing for more virtuosic movement and space for one’s own fantasies which recall all of the different themes of the original composition, Madrigale, Chançon or Motteto. The literature for the Division-viol also comes from prior music in which there were improvised parts and fantasies, but instead of making use of vocal compositions, it exploits a “virtual” polyphony based on a Ground, or in other words the bass line of an Aria.