Mel Henke - Love TouchAmerican jazz pianist, composer and arranger Mel Henke was largely part of the West Coast jazz scene and also played a role in the space age bachelor pad music of the late 50s and early 60s. Henke also was involved from 1955 on with Disneyland Television, and between the mid fifties to late seventies only recorded a handful of albums as a leader. Presented here is one of his last recordings, originally released in 1978, the year before he died. All

most recordings concentrate on the most familiar works and ignore the many other superb pieces in Joplin's substantial output

social isolation and often darkened hope - and for many musicians

EMPIRE assembled some of Africa's finest singers and songwriters

under the direction of Arthur Post

GRAMMY® Award-winning saxophonist Kirk Whalum asks How Does Christmas Sound

by Beethoven or anyone else

Bist a rechta Ox

jazz trumpeter Larry Clinton wrote charts for many of the biggest bandleaders including Tommy Dorsey

"Inner Places"

Affecting and stunningly photographed

Like the Shadow Ring's Lindus-recorded between Folkestone and Miami-Aphorisms ruminates on estrangement and displacement

Dizrhythmia Too showcases world-class playing and a unique chemistry