Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers - Paris 1959 (2006) [DVD5] (ft. Lee Morgan}
DVD5 -> 3.45 Gb | All Regions | NTSC 4:3 | LinearPCM, 2 ch | ~ 51m | ISO Image | 5% repair rar
© 2006 Impro-Jazz | IJ 517 | Artwork @ 400 dpi (png) -> 114 Mb
Jazz / Hard Bop

This amazing concert, issued here for the first time ever on DVD, features some of the only images of Lee Morgan captured on film (he was 21 years old when this concert took place) as well as a young, pre-Miles era, Wayne Shorter. This DVD shows the Jazz Messengers at the height of their skills, in a city they were very familar with (they recorded one of their most famous albums a year previously at the Club Saint Germain). All the tunes here have their highlights, yet it is Dizzy Gillespie's "A Night In Tunisia" which really stands out.

Guitarist Jeff Richman has enjoyed success on the jazz scene for nearly 35 years. His guitar playing is cited as tasteful and articulate, with room to breathe. He is recognized by and associated with the other luminaries of the fusion and contemporary jazz. His guitar is heard the world over. On this new release, his tone rises above with something unique that can't quite be described. It is the impression of a bare bones approach that has simplified his tone but made it gigantic.

Magna Carta - Seasons
FLAC, EAC, LOG & CUE | Lossless Artwork | Size: 275 MB + Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: Vertigo 846 447-2 | Country/Year: Germany 198_, 1970
Genre: Prog Rock, Folk Rock | Hoster: FP/FF

Magna Carta's second LP was dominated by the 22-minute, nine-part suite "Seasons," which took up all of side one. "Seasons" was indeed a grand conceptual work inspired by the changing of the seasons.

Returning with their strongest line up to date and armed with Demonocracy, nine tracks of seething aggression and potent disgust, Job For A Cowboy have never sounded hungrier. Over the nine years of their existence the quintet have built a loyal fan base through their devotion to touring and a diehard commitment to creating relentlessly hostile, visceral, and involving music, and in 2012 they stand as one of the most exciting and inspiring bands in death metal.

Album released in 1985 by the label Horus in Spain, with a selection of 11 songs performed by the universal Italian saxophonist Fausto Papetti (1923-1999) and his orchestra. The analog compilation integrates with the particular style of arrangements made by Papetti cuts from internationally highly renowned authors such as Michel Jarre, Cole Porter, Ary Barroso, Charles Chaplin and others. The always romantic sax of Papetti in one of his numerous compilations.