Saffire -- The Uppity Blues Women - Old New Borrowed & BlueThe Uppity Blues Women pay joyful musical tribute to some of their greatest infuences Bessie Smith, Memphis Minnie, Ma Rainey and others. Rollicking, happy acoustic blues.

Even if "Choo Choo Billy Train" is the debut work of the Lennebrothers Band

Masterfully accompanying Carmen on the new album is Patrice Rushen on piano who once again joins Carmen on this outing

drummers Frank Gariepy

presents some of their finest work and celebrates their undeniable importance

There are performances by his noted female vocalists Irene Day and Anita O'Day

the aristocratically controlled Kingdom of Albion has increased their anti-espionage measures to a height never before seen

here we are at the end of an amazing ride

Vic Vergeat is like an already good wine that has aged very well and his compositional and guitar skills (which he demonstrates here without having to resort to any muscular display) are now characterized by measure

1s of the year were "I've Heard That Song Before" by Harry James & Helen Forrest

The touring CD sold more than 700

as they know that it's hard on the other girls as well

girl groups and a little Pop