Shirley Scott - Queen Talk: Live At The Left BankQueen Talk: Live at the Left Bank is an official never before released concert recording from one of the greatest female jazz organists of all time, Shirley Scott, featuring a powerhouse trio with George Coleman on tenor saxophone and Bobby Durham on drums, plus special guest vocalist Ernie Andrews on three tracks. This deluxe double CD set was transferred from the original tape reels and features 100 minutes of music packaged in a gatefold sleeve

Described as the sonic merging of PJ Harvey and Jack White

and Ben Atkind [drums] - shimmy through the cracks between jam

New EP 'La Mer de El' from desert blues rockers L'Uomo Nero contunies the concept of three EPs built on a crepuscular and complex police investigation

singing through shifting voices over a living

looked for the freshness and efficiency found in gospel and blues as opposed to the hard bop of the fifties

No Filter is a collaborative studio album by American rappers Lil Wyte and JellyRoll

John Williams is one of the greatest classical guitarists of the modern era

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the mandolin was glorified throughout all centuries and cultures

It's full of driving guitars with twists and turns and a really solid chorus

who was of Mexican parentage and always maintained a strong Latin strand in his music

and double bass support and enrich our arrangements