Cincinnati Opera Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Cote - Blind InjusticeCincinnati Opera's newest release is a live recording of the world premiere production of Blind Injustice, with music by Scott Davenport Richards and libretto by David Cote. Developed in collaboration with the Ohio Innocence Project (OIP) and the Cincinnati based ensemble Young Professionals Choral Collective, Blind Injustice explores the true stories of six individuals who were wrongfully imprisoned and ultimately freed by the OIP. The opera's

the list of guest appearances reads like a who's-who of the best of music city: THE WATSON TWINS (Jenny Lewis)

It was here that MacIntyre stayed in the same barn as used by Bob Dylan and The Band (Janis Joplin's mini was still parked in the garage)

was not only used on this landmark recording but also featured on Hellborg's collaboration with Tony Williams called "The Word" and Ginger Bakers "Middle Passage" (both recorded the same year)

Moko presents two new songs that were created within a new schedule

In the time that has elapsed

the iconic figure of the world's first hippie Eden Ahbez has become famous primarily for his 1948 song "Nature Boy"

I feel a deep connection to the thirteenth-century Sufi poets Rumiand Hafiz

Sutherland's sensational debut recital album

Sometimes it can be found in the most simple encouragement

"The idea of an "armament" is a collection of weapons

who included it on his short list of favorite albums of the 2010s

all captured at a North London studio in December 1968