Originally reissued as part of the Promise Kept: The Complete Artist House Recordings boxed set, now available separately .

Multi-award winning and 4 times Grammy nominated British vocal ensemble, Stile Antico, present the second in a trilogy celebrating major anniversaries of great composers of The Renaissance.

Stingray is the sixth studio album by Joe Cocker, released in 1976. It follows Cocker's pattern of recording mainly cover versions containing just one original song, "Born Thru Indifference".

In the wake of their 2003 debut album, Portland's Exploding Hearts, a punky quartet of early twentysomethings, lost control of their van on the way home from a gig in San Francisco and three members were killed.

Black Is Beautiful is an album by singer Della Reese, released in 1970 by Avco Embassy Records.

The Bobo Stenson Trio's ability of covering far-reaching idioms and wide-ranging repertoire within the scope of their personal diction has become both hallmark and custom, inspiring the New York Times to say the pianist "makes sublime piano-trio records without over-playing. It's pulsating, lumpy with long improvised phrases; it's alive."

Felix Mendelssohn, grandson of the distinguished Jewish thinker Moses Mendelssohn, was born in Hamburg, the son of a banker (the additional surname Bartholdy was added to the family name when his parents converted to Christianity).

Celia Cruz (vollständiger Name Ursula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso, vermutlich * 21. Oktober 1925 in Havanna; † 16. Juli 2003 in Fort Lee, New Jersey) war eine kubanisch-amerikanische Sängerin.

Das Bayerische Staatsorchester sieht seine Wurzeln im Jahr 1523 mit der Anstellung des Sänger-Komponisten Ludwig Senfl, der von Herzog Wilhelm IV. aus der 1520 von Karl V. aufgelösten Hofkapelle Kaiser Maximilians I. zusammen mit anderen Musikern übernommen wurde.

The Alex Hiele Paris Jazz Combo consists of founder, arranger and producer, Alex Hiele on bass, Steve Rice on keyboards and accordian, David Stier on drums and Rob Hencke on Trumpet.

Kim Gordon Releases ‘The Collective’ Deluxe Edition. Kim Gordon has shared the Deluxe Edition of her solo album ‘The Collective’.

Milano, Paris, New York: Finding John Lewis is a superb piano trio album by Sir Roland Hanna Trio, dedicated to the classic pianist John Lewis. On this release, Hanna is joined by George Mraz on bass and Lewis Nash on drums. The music here is stylish and alluring.

Art Pepper’s The Way it Was! was recorded for Contemporary between 1956-60, these seven tracks sat dormant in the label's vault until 1972. The album is built around four previously un-released tunes pairing Pepper with the tenor of Warne Marsh. Filling out the program are three incredible tracks from Pepper's masterpieces; Gettin' Together and Intensity (both 1960) plus Meets the Rhythm Section (1957), all of which were left off due to the timing limitations of vinyl. Supported by the likes of Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones, Wynton Kelly, Jimmy Cobb and Red Garland, their workouts on the standards “The Man I Love,” “Autumn Leaves” and especially “The Way You Look Tonight” establish a brilliant east-coast meets west-coast summit. Art's creamy alto more than holds it's own with some of New York's bop-elite, resulting in a masterpiece in its own right.

For the Canadian-American soul-jazz collective Busty and the Bass, collaboration has always been at the forefront of their music. Formed at McGill University in Montreal over a decade ago, the group is now scattered across four North American cities from coast to coast.

Bunin was born in Moscow in 1966 into an established European musical family which included his grandfather Heinrich Neuhaus, his grandmother Zinaida (Boris Pasternak's second wife), and his father, Stanislav Neuhaus.