Ben Black - Remembered FacesBen Black's voice is singularly gorgeous Jazz Times. In Remembered Faces," Black explores music from Japan, Brazil, Ireland and even America, with many of the songs exploring the continuing inequities of racism and prejudice. Recorded after months of studying Japanese, Spanish and Portuguese, Black's flawless approach to the lyrics and his deep connectedness to the songs create a truly "time stands still" experience for the listener. "The smooth style

orchestration and improvisation

These masterful oud performances highlight the unrivalled brilliance of Alan Shavarsh Bardezbanian

The band also expanded to a sextet with the addition of trombonist Curtis Fuller who joined existing members tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter and bassist Jymie Merritt to establish a powerful new line-up that would perform together until 1964 and record several classic albums including Buhaina's Delight and Free for All

Cherry Red is delighted to continue their Debbie Gibson re-issue series with the multi- million selling smash Electric Youth

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plush and understated blanket of sound

set to a text by her father

Later they combined with members of another free improvisational group to become the Third Ear Band

Each song deals with different themes from the ecosystem

It will actually be the songs sung by him that hold up the PHENOMENA flag here

the sleepless days and nights

two messages of acknowledgment and two affirmations