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„Getz At The Gate” is a previously unreleased 1961 live recording from the historic Village Gate in New York City. This release features an all-star, rarely heard quartet with pianist Steve Kuhn, bassist John Neves and drummer Roy Haynes (aka 'The Boston Band'). Includes extensive liner notes by Boston jazz historian Bob Blumenthal.

„Getz At The Gate” is a previously unreleased 1961 live recording from the historic Village Gate in New York City. This release features an all-star, rarely heard quartet with pianist Steve Kuhn, bassist John Neves and drummer Roy Haynes (aka 'The Boston Band'). Includes extensive liner notes by Boston jazz historian Bob Blumenthal.

A landmark collaboration between two jazz titans, this classic 1952 collection also features the stellar rhythm section of Barney Kessel on guitar, Ray Brown on bass and JC Heard on drums.

After recording six albums as a leader for the Prestige label between 1959 and 1961 (with such outstanding musicians as Kenny Dorham, Johnny Smith, Eric Dolphy, Roy Haynes, King Curtis and Jimmy Forrest), Nelson recorded his breakthrough LP The Blues and the Abstract Truth, on Impulse! The album featured jazz luminaries Freddie Hubbard, Eric Dolphy, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers and Roy Haynes, and contained the tune StolenMoments, now considered a standard. In fact, it had already been recorded by Nelson the previous year as The Stolen Moment on an album by the Eddie Lockjaw Davis big band titled Trane Whistle. Curiously, this early version (included here as a bonus track) also featured Eric Dolphy and Roy Haynes, as well as George Barrow, featured there playing tenor sax and flute instead of baritone sax.

So many of us think of Seth as a writer and actor (and creator of „Family Guy”), but he's also a Grammy-nominated singer who reveres Sinatra and the Great American Songbook. For this new album (his fifth), Seth chose songs of love and loneliness-but with a hint of hope: „The Party's Over,” „I Remember You,” „They Say It's Wonderful,” „We'll Be Together Again,” „I'll Be Around,” „What'll I Do” and more! Verve.

So many of us think of Seth as a writer and actor (and creator of „Family Guy”), but he's also a Grammy-nominated singer who reveres Sinatra and the Great American Songbook. For this new album (his fifth), Seth chose songs of love and loneliness-but with a hint of hope: „The Party's Over,” „I Remember You,” „They Say It's Wonderful,” „We'll Be Together Again,” „I'll Be Around,” „What'll I Do” and more! Verve.

Acoustic Space is the first installment in The Invisible Light trilogy helmed by Grammy- and Oscar-winning producer T Bone Burnett in collaboration with Jay Bellerose and Keefus Ciancia. Burnett describes the trilogy as „an experimental song cycle” which consists of a single piece of poetry broken down into distinct songs. The albums explore the idea that society has been subject to over a century of electronic programming, a „programming epidemic,” which is causing us to lose our ability to differentiate fact from fiction. The Invisible Light is a fusion of trance, electronic, folk, tribal and global music, providing the listener with the unique opportunity to stretch their mind and attention span. At the heart of this trilogy is technology and how it has advanced significantly throughout the course of the last century, with radio, film, television and the internet serving as central parts of our lives. The Invisible Light: Acoustic Space explains that „the center is everywhere and there is no border,” that people have the ability to hear from every direction.