Ink Spots - Stanley Morgan's Ink Spots in LondonThe Ink Spots were a popular vocal group started in the early 1930's that helped to define the genre of early rhythm and blues and provided the foundation for doo wop and early rock n' roll. There were many incarnations of the band over the years; the group featured here was led by Stanley Morgan. Recorded live in London, this recording features many of the group's signature songs including "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall," "It's a Sin to Tell a

features sensitive backing by the amazing jazz guitarist Barney Kessell and his trio

perhaps taking one partita at a time

In these three decades he wrote virtually nothing for the piano

000 essay on the band's adventures during their sojourn with Elektra

Coleman Head (rhythm guitar)

with Dieter DIERKS at the helm

Country shows off the fine voice of soloist Jakob Kullbergand and his extraordinary ability to play the cello 'alla chitarra'

No Ground to Walk Upon is their third album

makes the orchestra gleam and the singers leap

The music is an exploration of the tunes which laid the groundwork for the transformation in the music industry

Seven musical character images - each one immensely sensual and expressive

For this new project