Jean Debucourt - Adolphe Benjamin Constant(2 CD set) "Adolphe" is one of 19th century's greatest romantic work. Written by Benjamin Constant in 1816, the book had a major influence on all the Romantic authors (Hugo, Lamartine, Vigny, etc.) and contributed to the myth of tragic love from a "lost generation" of the early 19th century. Read in French by Jean Debucourt in 1955 for the National Radio.

He has played in concert and in the studio with Chet Baker

Previously available as CLO1279

Russ Dufort

John Fahey

Locatelli's style is inventive

Following marches

Red Rabbit I Am - Spaz-O-Matic EP

and the touching Colloqio con Andrés Segovia

are deeply political

gigues and gavottes

O Voo da Mosca (Flight of the Fly) is a collection of luscious

Anil Prasad/Innerviews