Shelby Earl - Swift ArrowsSwift Arrows is a record full of dark corners and dazzling shafts of light. An exploration in gamboling piano lines slowing into lingering, thrumming ballads, Earl sounds as though she's singing from the very boat she burned before throwing breakaway melodies into a whipping wind of resonant choral singers. An album about the fraying of love, about it's anger and it's mercy, about despair and boundless hope, knotted together with lush strings and

the Sonata which captures in a nutshell the effortlessly easy-going charm of Saint-Saëns's late music

What Would You Do

mutual respect

and the musicians she creates with

gaining diplomas in violin and in chamber music

Alto saxophonist performs conceptually diverse material w

Clark Terry

to exploit a special energy: the Soul

Hardy Morris

as well as includes guest appearance by Juliette (Schoolgirl Upon thy Corpse)

lovable and curious little guy who is always looking to play

Recording studios rocked around the clock as labels stockpiled material that could be released during the 1948 ban