Rodolphe Raffalli - A Georges BrassensWhen one listens to the songs of George Brassens, explains Rodolphe, it's an obviousness that the Quintet of Hot Club of France could have played that. One did not pay attention too much during his living, because people were attracted by the texts, but it's musics are fabulous. They are in the head of people and, moreover, they sound jazz.

Here the group performs their classic 1974 hit

Detroit singer Freddy Butler's more sophisticated ballad-singing was seen as ripe for an LP by the team

Cale's baroque if heartfelt response to the Anglo-Argentinian War

both heard on Lund's previous sets

With special training from the big guy himself

What the concert pianist

" Likening Weird

Tiësto & Ava Max's worldwide hit anthem

Digitally remastered 50th Anniversary expanded edition of Peggy Lee's fan-favorite 1972 album Norma Deloris Egstrom from Jamestown

Eager to take on production work

this new live collection once again finds Simple Minds 30 years later scaling the heights of those dizzy days

and his sensitivity to sonic texture and pacing