Hermes Nye - Early English Ballads from the PercyHermes Nye's "sneaking fondness for the English things from Percy and Child" takes center stage on this collection of ballads. The singer's commentaries enliven the notes: For example, Nye writes, "Sir Walter Scott collected ["Binnorie"], and probably had enough integrity not to add to it, although we can never be sure about those old boys."

The Search for Everything was preceded by the release of two EPs each featuring four new songs from the album

The floodgates opened after the sale in 1969

political idealism and musical individuality

Piazzolla and Shostakovich make reference to The Well-Tempered Clavier

With simple means Reichardt's music seeks

Locatelli's style is inventive

Each CD is housed in it's own individual cardboard wallet and then packed into a hard back clam shell box

American Jazz singer and songwriter Herb Jeffries began his recording career with legendary pianist Earl Hines' orchestra in 1934 and went on to record with Duke Ellington from 1940 to 1942

This is especially evident in his early piano music

director Yamina Banguigui drew upon her own childhood recollections to paint richly textured portraits of the immigrant experience

Sanitizing Halsted - a video essay by Whitney Strub 7

Charlie's first new solo studio release in seven years is stripped-down and semi-acoustic