William Eggleston - 512William Eggleston is a famed photographer and musician credited for iconic album covers such as Spoon's Transference and Jimmy Eat World's Bleed American. 512 was inspired and recorded at the Parkview Apartments in Memphis, Tennessee where Eggleston lived for almost ten years. The apartment was full of art and inspiration: cameras, naturally, but also high end stereo tube amplifiers and objects that you'd rush towards money in hand at your local flea

Also included is The Brussels Affair

Umoja taps into the abundant well of knowledge Conte has amassed over his career as connoisseuring compiler and archivist of deep jazz

Just like a good conversation

and tours with Sebadoh and Shipping News

Nearly a decade ago

where producer and engineer Sam Phillips was not afraid to take a chance on a singer who was already over forty years old and whose then small claim to fame was a local radio show across the river at KWEM in West Memphis

his medical background co-opted to dispense mercy killings to the tortured

combined them with his own vibe and got busy writing the music

who is taking stubborn control of his life by doing so

This is a worthy continuation of the Norwegian Soloists' Choir's contribution to the recording of worthwhile music

at something a little

He began his musical career in 1771 as a composer of ballet music and in 1778 decided to abandon the study of the law and to move to Vienna