David Binney - The Time VersesFor his eighth date for Criss Cross as a leader or co leader, alto saxophonist composer David Binney documents the quartet with which he most frequently works in New York City (pianist Jacob Sacks, bassist Eivind Opsvik, and drummer Dan Weiss) for the first time since the 2009 recording Aliso. It's an episodic, thematically cohesive, 65 minute suite on which Binney and his upper echelon bandmates solo through the shifting moods and environments,

Gary Primich

it was initially consigned to respectful oblivion

St Olaf Choir - Sing for Joy

and which had been the cause of their falling out

melodic house & techno-tinged tracks you hear on the beach to the crossbreed bangers played in the club to the highly energetic Who's Afraid Of 138

a global seeding program released small teams to retrieve caches of supplies and knowledge

earned degrees in Music Education

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- It's a substantial and enjoyable showcase for a talented artist whose work deserves a much higher profile

Classical and Spanish guitar virtuoso Julian Bream was probably the only instrumentalist of his generation to match the extraordinary talent of his contemporary John Williams among the artists who popularised the music

First revealing it's resurrection with a surprise flexi 7" single issued by leftist journal Jewish Currents as a gift to it's thousands of subscribers

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