On View at the Five Spot Café: The Complete Masters (1959)

On View at the Five Spot Café: The Complete Masters (1959)Guitarist Kenny Burrell had already achieved rising star status with several stellar Blue Note albums to his name when he entered the storied NYC jazz club The Five Spot Caf on August 25, 1959 to record On View At The Five Spot Caf. The band Burrell assembled for the gig was stacked with top talent: Art Blakey on drums, Tina Brooks on tenor saxophone, Roland Hannaand Bobby Timmons on piano, and Ben Tucker on bass. The mood was relaxed and soulful, but

More than a few steps ahead of several of their contemporaries

particularly in 1969 as the back-to-the-roots impulse of 1968 worked its way through the sharp end of rock

the improvisational traditions of nusakh in Jewish music and taqsim in Arabic music

) These limited-edition vinyl and CD sets are released in newly designed artwork featuring a cover shot of Bowie taken by Scarlet Page while rehearsing for his June 1997 London Hanover Grand shows

is a power blast of an album that finds the Scottish outfit knocking out a tidy set of crisp anthems

Fill Your Heart

C14 I Could Stay Here Forever

Jules Maxwell helped create a new song with Lisa Gerrard called 'Rising Of The Moon'

9 Mother Of Shame

14 To The End 3:51

No Happiness

2 double albums released back to back