1. Old Rugged Cross 2. Holy Holy Holy 3. Crown Him With Many Crowns 4. O Worship The King 5. A Mighty Fortress 6. Fairest Lord Jesus 7. Immortal Invisible 8. O God Our Hope of Ages 9. Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee 10. Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing 11. Grace Greater Than All Our Sin 12. Day by Day 13. The Church's One Foundation 14. All That Thrills My Soul 15. Guide Me Thou Great Jehovah 16. Now We Thank Thee All Our God 17. Redeemed 18. Room At The Cross 19. Stand Up Stand Up For Jesus 20. Onward Christian Soldiers 21. All The Way My Savior Leads Me 22. Were You There 23. Let Us Bre... [Read More]
The Christmas Song was recorded by The Nat King Cole Trio, and with Nat's impeccable dark and intimate vocal, the disc reached number three in the Hit Parade. It has remained a yuletide evergreen ever since and is a must have for warm, family Christmas holiday celebrations. Enjoy nostalgic festivities with ALL the Christmas favourites and have a 'Vintage Christmas'. 1. Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters: Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town 2. Frank Sinatra: White Christmas 3. Connie Boswell: Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 4. Nat King Cole: The Christmas Song 5. Doris Day: Here Comes Santa Cla... [Read More]
The fun songs here are timeless classics that appeal to kids of all ages. By featuring childhood favorites such as "Old McDonald" and "The Muffin Man," both sung by Ella Fitzgerald, as well as more offbeat songs ("Mumbles" by Oscar Peterson featuring Clark Terry), Jazz for Kids makes for a great way to teach youngsters about jazz and swing music as well as some of its most legendary performers. Little ones can sing along with Lionel Hampton's "Rag Mop" and share in the hand claps on "When the Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along" performed here by Carmen McRae. Their appetites will s... [Read More]
The 50 tracks on this fine album are prime monuments of the Jazz Age and arguably, some of Americas finest jazz performances. " .. the best introduction to early jazz music I have come across and features a huge variety of artists from Jelly Roll Morton and Bix Beiderbecke to Basie, Ellington and the splendid Muggsy Spanier. For recordings this antique, the sound quality is amazing" Charles Spencer, The Spectator Jelly Roll Morton - Black Bottom Stomp Miff Mole - The New Twister Bessie Smith - Trombone Cholly Bix Beiderbecke - Royal Garden Blues Beale Street Washboard Band - Forty And Tight Lo... [Read More]
In 1948, New Orleans veteran trumpeter and singer Louis Prima stumbled into a young girl named Keely Smith. She was barely a performer at all, almost half his age, destined for a relatively quiet life; their encounter was pure coincidence. But they went on to invent The Wildest,” the most exciting and successful lounge act Las Vegas has ever seen, an act that became one of the hottest in the U.S. in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Their records were hugely popular, and they were courted by Frank Sinatra, Ed Sullivan, Robert Mitchum, and other well-known entertainers of the day. Their profe... [Read More]
2015 was the year jazz hit the mainstream again. The catalyst for this was saxophonist Kamasi Washington's 3CD masterpiece "The Epic", influenced by the symphonic, spiritually aware jazz of the early 70s. "Celestial Blues" is a compilation that shines a spotlight on some of the music that may have influenced "The Epic".The ten tracks range from the evidently spiritual - such as Gary Bartz's classic 'Celestial Blues' or Joe Henderson & Alice Coltrane's astounding collaboration on 'Fire', to less obvious but just as relevant recordings by drummers Roy Brooks and Joe Chambers.
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