Uncle Walt's Band - An American In TexasUncle Walt's Band has always been a hidden gem. One of those bands that, if you knew them, you loved them, but in their time, if you weren't at the right place at the right time, you didn't know about them at all. In their heyday, they were well known in their adopted home of Austin, but if you didn't get a copy of one of their albums from a band members' trunk after a gig, you didn't have anything to tide you over until their next show. An American

Inspirations' is a deeply soulful collaborative release by Dwight Trible featuring Matthew Halsall - drawing on the vintage sounds and recording techniques of jazz's golden era but with a modern touch

it features native instruments from the various regions of Uganda

Foerster spent many years in Hamburg and Vienna and only returned to his homeland after the founding of Czechoslovakia in 1918

whose Duke led the Spanish Armada in 1588

including one full-length album and a couple of singles - original copies of which are "must haves" by collectors of this genre

but one snag threatens to bring the whole thing down

and in Sugar helped define the sound of guitar rock in the alternative age

and remnants III for cello and piano (all composed since 2018) representing something of a hybrid of approaches from traditions of spectralism and complexity

bassist Vicente Archer's debut album

This encore performance recorded in 2014 features soprano Martha Guth

It was Emanuel Feuermann" (Janos Starker)

mixed and mastered set sound stellar