Duke Ellington - Live at Cabaret L'alcazarIt is 1969, and the great pianist composer Duke Ellington was on one of his many arduous European tours. However for the first time we are afforded a snapshot of one of his most intimate club performances ever recorded. The place is Cabaret L'Alcazar in Paris, France, and Ellington and his 'instrument', the Famous Orchestra are in rare form, bringing forth a funky, soulful energy sparked of course by his assistant arranger at the time, Hammond Organ

An ex Green Beret haunted by memories of Vietnam

who recently moved his family from Chicago to head the SWAT unit on the island

four of the seven sonatas were recorded with the violin resting below the collar bone

Over the course of a year - and aided by a dedicated team of friends

four panel wallet with an 8 panel folder insert including liner notes

I teamed up with the Polish Radio Orchestra to give Emil Milynarski's First Violin Concerto it's world premiere

Reality strikes

Drain is the musical manifestation of this resentment and frustration

It was originally released in 1978 on Erla - Estudio Rauland

On his most accomplished album to date Will Dorey

these tracks are an ode to the dance floors and the dim-lit basements

Limited translucent pink colored vinyl LP pressing