Paul Bascomb - Legendary Bop Rhythm & Blues ClassicsChicago tenor sax jazz legend Paul Bascomb recorded the rare sides presented here in Chicago in July of 1955. The tracks were originally intended for a full length album that was never released. Paul is joined on these sessions by his wife, vocalist Gloria Valdez, and a doo wop group called the Five Arrows who were imported from New York for the session. Only four of the tunes were released in September of 1955, represented here by tracks 4 through 7

hard-hitting and drenched with their shared musical passions - jazz

memorabilia and a new essay from Jon Savage

Omens sheds new light on well-known material

The popular 'jumpin' blues' band from California head in a smokier

A collection of 12 Short Preludes encapsulates Cavallone's eclectic language in microcosm

inviting numerous female singers to participate in the process

and University of Cartagena (Cartagena

Locomotion Man - Johnny Cash

and American Modern Ensemble

Tracks include live versions of fan favourites such as 'I've Got A Feeling'

His wife happens to be an assassin

it is performed at near breakneck speed