Frank Wingold - Entangled MusicFrank Wingold describes his music as "entangled." Guitarist, composer and professor of jazz guitar in Osnabruck, Germany, he borrows the term from quantum mechanics. "On an artistic level it's a fascinating idea for musicians and artists," he explains. "Two or more particles can act on one another, apparently without communication and become an intertwined system." This principle runs through Frank Wingold's new album, in which he teams up with Robert

sooner than you can say 'ho-ho-ho

It naturally includes all his twelve chart hits from this era

Hageman moved to Hollywood in 1938

Jazz Gems also includes the new single entitled "After The Storm" that is sure to be another in the long line of chart hits for Nils

Aretha also provides her own unique and soulful interpretations of James Brown's "Money Won't Change You

which also made the pop Top 10

the LP features ten original tunes ranging from sweet Rocksteady ("Pick Up The Pieces"

The piano and the cello are bound together throughout the narrative by a fertile

A Bird In The Hand

until she couldn't any longer

from dodecaphony to musique concrete

Justin Chambers