JAZZ CORNER Presents: Bill Evans – ‘Live At Ronnie Scott’s’ (2020)
Recorded back in 1968, smack dab in the middle of the psychedelic 60’s 'Live At Ronnie Scott's' was derived from the personal recordings of drummer Jack DeJohnette, where...
Recorded back in 1968, smack dab in the middle of the psychedelic 60’s 'Live At Ronnie Scott's' was derived from the personal recordings of drummer Jack DeJohnette, where...
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Hailing from the suburbs of Kent, UK, Jason Crest released five singles on the Phillips label during their short lifespan from 1967 to 1969. “A Place In The...
Rather than committing themselves to a single live show, 'Live Drugs' features numbers, each recorded at individual events, spanning several years, yet they have constructed and designed the...
Without a doubt, one of the most difficult aspects of the year 2020 is that there’s been far too little formal musical product, albums and compact discs, as...