Chuck Boris - Grooves for DancingLittle is known about The Chuck Boris Trio. Releasing just one full studio LP with Scepter Records in 1973, this extremely rare collection of funky jazz, soul and country jams stands as the only testament to a band that, while elusive, definitely knew how to funk. Featuring killer versions of classic tracks including 'Funky Nassau', 'Killing Me Softly' and 'Shaft', this is a true gem of the genre and an excellent addition to any connoisseur's

something that shouldn't be lost or put aside amongst the trials and tribulations of life and romance

Cab Calloway and Chick Webb

Together with violinist Marc Bouchkov she has recorded works by Mendelssohn for violin and piano: the two Violin Sonatas in F - one major

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But during the recording process

Eddie has long been a master of classic Chicago blues

A gateway swings wide open to a universe that the band has been tirelessly constructing for eight years through extraordinary musicianship

The booklet includes detailed historical and recording notes by CD41 editor James Hayward

Each corroded aural environment is a microcosm of chaos

depicting a culture not often seen by outsiders

New York Concert: Mozart - Faure - Dvorak

'The playing's always fine