During the 60s drummer Grady Tate worked with legends like Jimmy Smith, Oliver Nelson, Charles Mingus and Nat Adderley. In 1968 he starting his own recording career, his unique slick soul-jazz is well known, and have been inspired many followers. "After The Long Drive Home" from 1970 has a late night feel with a spare groove wich is very moody. He may not been the biggest of jazz/soul singers, but his voice was very warm and gentle.

During the 60s drummer Grady Tate worked with legends like Jimmy Smith, Oliver Nelson, Charles Mingus and Nat Adderley. In 1968 he starting his own recording career, his unique slick soul-jazz is well known, and have been inspired many followers. He may not been the biggest of jazz/soul singers, but his voice was very warm and gentle. This vocal-jazz album, produced by Gary McFarland with an Orchestra assembled by Jerome Richardson.

Luisa Splett is an internationally recognized Swiss pianist. Born in Winterthur in 1983 to a family of musicians, she launched her piano career at the age of five and gave her first solo performance at seven.

Patrick Williams, one of Hollywood’s great composers, has created soundtracks for over 70 films as well as numerous television series and is a multiple Emmy and Grammy winner. On this 1977 recording Williams enlists the help of some jazz greats, including pianist Dave Grusin, guitarist Steve Kahn and drummer Grady Tate, to interpret his originals along with a couple of his best-known television themes from The Bob Newhart Show and Lou Grant and a cover of "Blue Light".

Brilliant pianist Paul Guinery (also familiar as a Radio 3 presenter) performs a scintillating programme of lighter piano music by composers including Noel Coward, Arnold Bax, Billy Mayerl, Eric Coates, York Bowen, Haydn Wood, Madeline Dring and Benjamin Dale, amongst others.

J. Roddy Walston & The Business will release their fourth studio album Destroyers Of The Soft Life on Sept 29th via ATO Records. The album came to life in the band's own Richmond, VA recording studio, a space they built by hand in 2016, and was finished in Seattle with co-producer Phil Ek (Band of Horses, The Walkmen, Built To Spill).

On this recording, Dutch violinist Niek Baar returns to the pieces that inspired him to become a violinist. Together with the Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, he has recorded some of the most wonderful violin repertoire ever written!

CHAMBER WORKS OF ÉRIC TANGUY from Navona Records and composer Eric Tanguy delivers three world premiere recordings and a curated selection of the composer’s chamber pieces that demonstrates his illustrative style of punctuated modality. Brought to life by talented artists Ambroise Aubrun (violin), Cécilia Tsan (cello), Steven Vanhauwaert (piano), Martin Chalifour (violin), and Elissa Johnston (soprano), these seven pieces reflect many years of past collaboration amongst the performers resulting in a connection that is translated through thoughtful yet intense musical stylings.

Jazz After Midnight is a latin jazz music live album recording by DICK FARNEY released in 1956.

4 popular loo brass players who are active as orchestras and soloists gather.2 Euphonium + 2 Tuba Bottoms Up. The debut album of the Euphonium Tuba Quartet "Bottoms Up!""!

Guitarist and rockabilly singer Link Wray was one of the key cult figures in the history of rock n roll and modern rock, having pioneered the technique of using power chords on a distorted electric guitar, most notably on his landmark hit Rumble, that was an essential feature of later heavy rock, punk and other styles.

Faulkner studierte Klavier und Komposition an der Chetham’s School of Music, bevor er mit einem akademischen Stipendium ein Musikstudium (2009–12) an der Christ Church, University of Oxford aufnahm.

The style of this album is based on traditions of European jazz, but it is also influenced heavily by modern American movements (neo-soul, funk, etc.) and even electronic music. The sound is also defined by dynamic improvisations and a blend of unexpected influences and styles.

Loose, time and perfect swing! Because that's the band's credo: "Pure swing, nothing else!" On the album they play three of their own songs and their favourite evergreen hits in a unique arrangements showing their own swing & jazz feel.

Laszlo Borbely tells us “For a pianist, Béla Bartók’s piano concertos are a central reserve of power. They are works that have been worth their weight in the piano stool for nearly forty years. These works are essential building blocks of ‘pianism’. To speak of Bartók, the composer (and thus this music), is an almost impossible undertaking. But why should I? Far more knowledgeable people than I have done it. What is the difficulty? Perhaps primarily because in his case, ‘great’, or ‘one of the greatest’, ‘greatest ever’,… categories all tend to dissipate.