Dayes introduces Black Classical Music in his own words; “What is jazz? Where did the word derive from? Birthed in New Orleans, born in the belly of the Mississippi River, rooted in the gumbo pot of the Caribbean, South American culture & African rituals....
All Time Classics by Nick JohnstoneUNCUTOctober 2003 Great albums that have fallen off the critical radar Blue by Joni Mitchell Joni Mitchell fans know that she recorded 1971’s “Blue”, her fourth album, in an “emotionally transparent”...
Flack shifted to a smoother, more commercial “quiet storm” soul approach as the years progressed, leaving most of the jazz and blues from this era in her career behind. But her gifts are timeless.Anyone not acquainted with this iridescent album will quickly be floored...
Recorded over two years, Songs In The Key of Life is arguably Stevie’s finest hour and is also one of the greatest albums of all time as it contains hit after hit. ‘Sir Duke’, ‘I Wish’, ‘Pastime Paradise’, ‘Isn’t She Lovely’, ‘As’ and ‘Another Star’ are all included...
There is no more memorable a main film theme than the one featured in Get Carter. Written by a 23 year old Roy Budd, the evocative and haunting tune sits perfectly in the space it was intended at the beginning of the film. The soundtrack album, unreleased in major...
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