Bangs & Talbot - Back To BusinessAcid Jazz presents Back To Business, a new collaboration between Chris Bangs & Mick Talbot celebrating the mod club jazz sounds that are at the backbone of their DNA. DJ and Producer Chris Bangs first coined the term 'acid jazz', and has produced records for Galliano and Paul Weller, alongside his own project, Quiet Boys. Mick Talbot was a founding member and keyboardist of The Style Council with Paul Weller. He has since played with Galliano, Dexys

as well as guitarist Cornell Dupree (King Curtis) to pianists Benny Green and Junior Mance

and this collection provides not only a substantial slice of his recorded work

a bitter quarrel breaks out between them

"When I Fall In Love" and "R

This great-value 75-track 3-CD collection comprises most of his releases on the HMV

Both Flatt and Scruggs had been members of Bill Monroe's ground-breaking band during the 1940s

Don't Telegraph (Tell a Woman)"

He was an artist who very much typified the musical atmosphere of New Orleans in that era

deeply inspired by the French style typical of the reign of Louis XIV

Harper Scott elasticizes syllables: "Give me a space that I can call sacred

Altman/ Cleveland/ Dvorak/ Eley/ Penna - Forever Sing

this 2CD set and it's accompanying booklet tell a fascinating story of a city's musical history and examine how it came to be