Howlin Wolf & Vee-Jays - Cry WolfThe young James Hunter's LP debut from 1986, just goes to show that he was always a great singer a natural. Released under the pseudonym of Howlin' Wilf & the Vee Jays, this is the first time it has been released on CD. Hunter recorded his first solo album for Ace in 1996 "Believe What I Say" (CDCHD 636). The album featured a guest appearance by Van Morrison and Hunter has regularly appeared with Van on stage. His third album "People Gonna Talk" has

Two hundred years ago

riveting solos from McLaughlin and Rajagopalan

and a Gramophone Editor's Choice for her Briggs Piano Trio's pairing of works by Gal and Shostakovich

regardless of your current fitness level

who here also wields the EWI (Electronic Wind Instrument)

In 2015 Roeland Hendrikx founded his own chamber music ensemble

with a particular interest in the transition between the two periods

a phenomenal and unfinished construction whose instrumentation has given rise to musicological debate in recent centuries

"Jeri Gently Jumps"

Northern Gothic5

this moment unveils the teaching methods of a traditional artistic knowledge

A full CD of his up-tempo recordings