Count Basie : April in ParisApril In Paris was one of the earliest albums to be released on Norman Granz's label, Verve Records. Basie plays organ and piano, and the rhythm section of Eddie Jones on bass, Sonny Payne on drums and Freddie Green on rhythm guitar drive the whole album with restrained intensity. The album helped reconnect jazz lovers with one of the finest bands of the swing era, yet there is nothing retrospective about 'April in Paris'; it is alive with vitality,

In May of 1957

Miner at the Dial-a-view - Grandaddy (5

emotional and haunting gruff voice - coupled with some of the finest slide-guitar of any of his peers - firmly established Johnson's status as one of the premier gospel-blues artists of all time

SDFK - Oneohtrix Point Never (1

A Menina Danca - Novos Baianos

April's Song - Real Estate

'Oklahoma' is first solo record by the prolific blues musician Keb' Mo' in five years

Plastic Bouquet - Kacy & Clayton and Marlon Williams

His third album

An album to dance to

and two further tracks that had only previously appeared on compilations

Aguirre II - Popol Vuh (6