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* The James Taylor Quartet / A Taste of Cherry.

Pendulum stunned his contemporaries on the British jazz scene when it appeared in 1966, and it makes its long-awaited CD debut wtih this release. Remastered from original tapes at Lansdowne Studios, it comes complete with detailed historical sleeve notes and some previously unseen photographs, making it an essential release for all fans of British jazz.

Returning to Los Angeles a few years after World War II (the setting of his last novel, The Black Dahlia ), Ellroy has come up with an ambitious, enthralling melodrama painted on a broad, dark canvas. The novel's first half interweaves two stories of lonely, driven lawmen investigating the crimes of social outcasts. In the county sheriff's office, Deputy Danny Upshaw finds that his probe of a series of homosexual murders is unleashing some frightening personal demons. Meanwhile, DA's investigator...

Francis Wong has been a part of almost every major development in the San Francisco Asian-American Jazz/Fusion scene in the last dozen years. His work is well-documented, having been featured on 25 creative music recordings including six under his own leadership. He has also performed with James Newton, John Tchicai, George Lewis and Cecil Taylor. San Francisco Examiner critic Philip Elwood has named Wong "...among the great saxophonists of his generation."

Harry has performed at jazz festivals and clubs worldwide, frequently touring the United States, Europe, and the Far East. He has performed with Rosemary Clooney, Ray Brown, Hank Jones, Frank Wess, Flip Phillips, Scott Hamilton, Harry 'Sweets' Edison, Kenny Burrell, Herb Ellis, John Pizzarelli, Bucky Pizzarelli, Gus Johnson, Jeff Hamilton, Terry Gibbs, Warren Vache, and has recorded with Tony Bennett, Johnny Mandel, Ray Brown, Tommy Flanagan, James Taylor, Sheryl Crow, Kenny Barron, Dave McKenna...

"This is a follow-up to Steve Swell and Dave Taylor's first pairing. (For a further look into this coupling, I refer you to my notes of CIMP 321.) The concept on that date-trombonists with strings (Bang, Ulrich, and Filiano)-was so well realized that Dave immediately contacted me about another such pairing, this time with percussion. [...] The group opened with "Geological Time Line," a piece that reflects Dave's fascination with static or fixed sounds; a settling piece, one that uses the electronic...

A landmark in American musical theater: a show created and performed by black Americans, which achieved over 1100 performances in the United States and Eng- land between 1902 and 1905. This edition presents the musical and textual mate rials in a comprehensive vocal score, with numbers added or substituted later.

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