South Frisco Jazz Band - Hot Tamale ManFormed in 1956 by banjoist Vince Saunders, the South Frisco Jazz Band is an eight piece traditional jazz band featuring the two cornet sound of King Oliver's legendary Creole Jazz Band of 1923. Presented here is their classic 1969 recording, "Hot Tamale Man" featuring Vince Saunders (banjo); Roy Brewer (trombone); Bob Rann (tuba) Mike Baird (alto sax, clarinet); Roy Ortmann (piano); Ray Ronnel (cornet; vocals) and Bob Raggio (washboard, percussive

Damon Minchella and Oscar Harrison sat down together

is the first complete monograph recording dedicated to this important composer

A disc you can listen to with constant pleasure and commitment from start to end

including Louis Prima and his deadpan distaff partner Keely Smith

these musicians perform with an emotion and a virtuosity that is the true spirit of klezmer

blending Italian and French styles

similar in shape to the samisen

even sometimes in an unknown language

Puttlingen/ Blum/ Krampen - Johann Vesque von Puttlingen: Lieder

Enisum's new album consists of eight atmospheric gems for fans of Wolves In The Throne Room

Miami’s veteran Latin music stars

but then - all of a sudden