Malachi Thompson & Africa Brass - BluejazzTrumpeter Malachi Thompson applies his "freebop" approach (a melding of free jazz and bebop) to brass big band again for "Blue Jazz," the third CD from the four trumpet, four trombone with rhythm section group. "Thompson has created another grand statement on the meaning, purpose and beauty of American jazz. Epic effort." Chicago Tribune from the review of the last Africa Brass CD, "Buddy Bolden's Rag" (DMK #481). Gary Bartz on alto sax and Billy

this is the disc for you

Both of them had made their first successful appearances at the age of only seven years and competed to win the favor of the Viennese public

the "Rough Music" in question is a reference to the hounding out of waywardly sinful citizens of a bygone era

Carlos Diaz

Sontraud Speidel studied with Irene Slavin and Yvonne Loriod-Messiaen in Karlsruhe

and feel terrific

haunting brilliance of this debut album

The unusual scoring of the flute quintets - using flute

in a world where the creatures of legend are real and nightmarish monsters tread the earth

kaleidoscopic graphic score

On the heels of his newest single release "Forget Me

Becoming Evil: Serial Killers is a shocking