Clark Terry - Carnegie Blues (Music of Duke Ellington)On February 21, jazz legend Clark Terry passed on at the age of 94. In honor of this world renowned Ellingtonian trumpet and flugelhornist, we present to you, for the first time, a rare performance from a 1986 live at the Carnegie Recital Hall. Terry teams up with Basie Alumnus Frank Foster on tenor and soprano saxophone, with additional support from alto saxophonist Joey "G Clef" Cavaseno (Illinois Jacquet Big Band), and trombonist Clifford Adams,

and kaleidoscopic

with this being their first album

we now are also very delighted to have obtained her services for the interpretation of three violin concertos by Antonio Rosetti: she has a special place in her heart for this charming composer

Mary Duff's phenomenal talent as a singer

Josh has sinister dreams of his dead mother

the clarinettist Paul Meyer

Bach is notable

"gafieiras" and "cassinos

Discoruption continues it's mission to update the classic disco sound

made in close partnership with Benny

Barry realised from a young age he wanted - needed - to be a composer

but I ended mixing things up