James Cotton - South Side Boogie & Other FavoritesArguably the best modern Blues harp player, James Cotton started out in Howlin' Wolf's band and in 1957 joined the great Muddy Waters. After much success, James started fronting his own band in 1965 which continues through today. This classic album is a great example of why James Cotton is the King of Chicago's South Side. Featuring the classic "South Side Boogie" and Bobby Bland's "Turn on Your Lovelight". All selections newly remastered.

Mazzocchi perfectly reflects the richness of the Roman culture of his time

In Irisarri's own words

until her 1959 Covent Garden triumph in Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor she kept her options open

Suite for Mezzo-Soprano and Chamber Orchestra

Brian Fallon and Dave Hause

and we all had a say in what was going on during every part of the process

John Broven

unsettling

The reconstruction of Lejaren Hiller's devil's fiddle in combination with inscrutable musical capabilities of Cezary Duchnowski will take the CODES' audience back to the mythical times of fiddlers-witch doctors

celebrating the end of the Seven Years' War

shape and life to this sub-sub-genre so monolithic and impenetrable

perhaps a work about life itself