Recorded in the Mid-70's, the continuing story of a demented mind from the Deep South. This is big band era jazz played sloppily with a psychotic serial killer singer ala Frank Sinatra. For the adventurous!

Tim R. Reed, known by the stage name Reverend Fred Lane, is an American, Tuscaloosa, Alabama-born singer, songwriter, and visual artist, who released two relatively obscure yet critically appreciated albums in the 1970s on Say Day Bew Records, later re-released in the 1980s on the Shimmy Disc label.

"… simply loaded with proud pop songs … reads like a Greatest Hits: Then I Kissed Her, Help Me, Rhonda, You’re So Good To Me and California Girls are up there with any icons of West Coast sunshine."

When Otto Desshoff read through the score of Bruckner's Second Symphony to determine its suitability for performance by the Vienna Philharmonic, he declared "What nonsense this is", dooming the work to a life of revisions.

L'Orchestre du Mai musical florentin (italien : Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino) est un orchestre symphonique italien fondé en 1929 par Vittorio Gui sous le nom Orchestre Stabile de Florence.

The first-time creative teaming of Poland’s Marcin Wasilewski Trio and US tenorist Joe Lovano brings forth special music of concentrated, deep feeling, in which lyricism and strength seem ideally balanced.

The legendary Toronto-based Hard Rock trio Von Groove – comprised of Michael Shotton (vocals/drums), Mladen (guitar), and Matthew Gerrard (bass) – have officially reunited!

Embarking on an exhilarating journey into uncharted musical territories, pianist Bram De Looze assembles a quartet of extraordinary talent, featuring Joey Baron on drums, Thomas Morgan on double bass, and Hank Roberts on cello.

Anders Ericson's "Solo Pieces for Lutha" is a CD featuring music for a unique instrument from the Gustavian era (late 18th century Sweden).

Listen! Hear Her Voice celebrates the musical contributions of women and the enduring inspiration of their artistic voices.

For the internationally acclaimed soloist Jennifer Lim, it has been a long, cherished wish to record the complete Mozart pianos sonatas.

Welcome to Landlady’s Make Up / Lost Time, where traditional orchestral sounds are as vital as the glitchy synthesizers and long-lost sound-effects seeping in through the cracks in the walls.

At the beginning of the 1980s, a saxophone-bass-drums trio started out in German jazz clubs and caused a furore for a decade with their line-up without a harmonising instrument.

For generations, the music of Richard Rodgers has been capturing listeners’ ears and imaginations.

Patricia Ann Cole (aka P.P. Arnold) was born and raised in the Watts neighbourhood of south Los Angeles in 1946. At the age of just seventeen she joined the Ike and Tina Turner Revue as an Ikette and began a life-long music career. In 1966 she toured the UK with the Revue supporting the Rolling Stones where she befriended Mick Jagger. It was his suggestion that she relocate to London and sign to Immediate Records. In 1967 She released her debut album First Lady Of Immediate resulting in three hit singles. The following year she released Kafunta and the hit single ‘Angel Of The Morning’. This long-awaited, unreleased – 3rd Immediate album – premieres this summer as part of the 60th Anniversary celebrations of Andrew Loog Oldam’s independent Immediate Records. Hear, for the first time, P.P. Arnold’s take of the Erma Franklin classic ‘Piece Of My Heart’ plus unreleased songs, amazing studio demos and alternate takes, all in stereo for the first time.