Charlie Apicella & Iron City - Groove MachineCharlie Apicella & Iron City are a torch bearer of the classic guitar organ sound and "Groove Machine" is a return to form for the New York guitarist's catchy, swinging original compositions. Straight out of the classic 1960's hard bop era and showcasing the band's deep interplay, the 3rd recording by Apicella, organist Radam Schwartz, saxophonist Gene Ghee, and drummer Alan Korzin, is packed with burning solos, Charlie's tight arrangements, and an

"Our whole childhoods were spent in health food stores

These remarkable musicians display their uncommon insight and interpretive range throughout the album- from the introspective yet ardent journey of the expansive First Quartet

not just in affections but also in import and consequence

The second and fourth share a proximity in writing (one rewritten in 1879 reflects the other created in 1878)

faithful musical elements were added to help widen the mixes of the first Homeworld

Doc Pomus All Stars

Dario Calderone and Peppe Garcia

In the first installment in the trilogy

The Koreatown Oddity

Dutch composer Jesse Passenier explores the peripheries of jazz and classical

in the hope of giving them the edge

Warm and bubbling with youthful spirit