Paul Chambers - Go"Go" by Paul Chambers is a landmark album in the world of jazz bass. Recorded in Chicago in 1959 and released on the Vee Jay Label, Chambers showcases his mastery of the bass as a melodic and rhythmic instrument, and underlines his role as one of the most influential bassists of his era. On this mix of original compositions and standards, Chambers' musical vision is brought to life with the support of some of the biggest names in jazz including

Princess Jellyfish: Complete Series - S

that is to say: 100% bluegrass by this giant of the genre Ralph and the band recorded this in early '68

I celebrate the me

64 performed by the Latvian Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra and Natalia Gutman with Tovijs Lifsics conducting

Cult of Erinyes

published in 1925 but cast in an idiom at least a generation before it's composition

Gibson has come to embrace and celebrate his compositions from yesteryear

quickly formed once she first played this instrument

" This transition comments on how the history of music builds upon itself

1 with the same orchestra and conductor

the naughty nineteen year old and sexy ski bunny spends her days indulging her deepest erotic fantasies

The Trio Goldberg frequently collaborates with prestigious musicians such as Jean Ferrandis