Joseph Spence - Encore: Unheard Recordings of Bahamian Guitar & SingingEncore is a new album produced from previously unheard archival recordings by the legendary Bahamian guitarist Joseph Spence, made in 1965 at the height of his career. Spence's radically innovative guitar style transformed elements of Bahamian traditional music into adventurous, joyful improvisations and influenced players worldwide. His powerful singing stemmed directly from the rhyming tradition created by Bahamian sponge fishermen early in the 20th

accompanied by Q-Tip

wondering if he'll ever get a second chance

Ontario-based Elaquent vividly constructs his own world

Muffat/ Haselbock/ Organ of Klosterneuburg Abbey - Organ Works 1

Grammy-nominated pianist Simone Dinnerstein's Undersong is the third of a trilogy of albums recorded since the pandemic began

he joined the German army in 1942 but was 'retired' the same year and went back to conducting

drums pounded to hell by David McNair

it's a magical composition

Declamatory

Released for the first time in their entirety

This CD Is the Sixth Centaur Records Release in Which Michael Tunnell Played a Featured Role

the sadness