As early as 1956, Sonny Rollins was regarded as the leading saxophonist in jazz – and little has changed to...
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I rarely go purposefully about buying records. Routinely, I let the look of the cover bait me into the purchase....
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As one of the first musical art forms created in the US to attain worldwide acclaim and acceptance, jazz straddles...
This album has a special aura about it. It is one of the last studio recordings made in the USA...
How the ATR – Audio Trade Villa in Eltville am Rhein becomes a recording studio. ATR mastermind Markolf Heimann calls...