Dr. John - Dr. John: The Montreux YearsDr John: The Montreux Years is a musical trip for fans, who can immerse themselves in the unique styles and recordings of one of music's greatest icons. With references to New Orleans boogie piano, the record begins with 'Professor Longhair Boogie' and 'You Ain't Such a Much'. Delving further into Dr. John's iconic repertoire, Dr. John: The Montreux Years includes the 1973 top 10 'Right Place, Wrong Time' and 'Makin' Whoopee'.

Haydn/ Olivier Cave - Chiaro E Scuro

He wanted to get a message out

plus two saxophones

with 'Awake: The New Edition' gaining a 1994 live duet between Harding and Springsteen on Bruce's 'Wreck on the Highway' among it's bonus tracks

Georgian composer and pianist Nodar Gabunia created an eight-part piano cycle in 1987 in the wake of such pedagogically oriented collections as Pyotr Tchaikovsky's Children's Album op

from comic-opera to music-hall

" (Ascentor

Gucci Mane and others that earned him a significant following

In the transition to sleep

Winning (1976) and at the Third Stroke (1978)

Grant Green ranked alongside Wes Montgomery as the most exciting new jazz guitarist of the early 1960s

The 20-song album boasts appearances from Gucci Mane