Cool & Swingin' Jazz violin. This is Ian's first album, released on the Larrikin label (Aust.) in 1993. Features guitar legend Ike Isaacs who himself played with Stephane Grappelli for years. Ian Cooper is Australia's most exciting virtuoso violinist. He is a regular attraction at concert venues and festivals throughout Australia, Europe, Japan and New Zealand, and his humorous show draws on many musical styles from The Classics, Jazz, Gypsy, Latin, Irish, the Blues and…

Saxophone legend Phil Woods teams up with guitarist Royce Campbell's trio for a collection of movie songs. Also featuring Bob Bowen on bass and Ron Free on drums.

Weird Scenes Inside the Gold Mine was The Doors' second compilation album and first to be released after the death of Jim Morrison. The album's title is a lyric from the song "The End". The album was released on compact disc for the first time on 19 May 2014 (almost exactly a year after keyboardist Ray Manzarek died). The album was certified Gold by the RIAA. The album cover was designed by Bill Hoffman, with inside band shots by Joel Brodsky.

‘The Reflecting Void' is the fourth full-length for German one man Black Metal act Infestus. This is modern sounding metal that is more about darkness and introspection than about Satan and his minions. The sound isn't too cold or hellish, therefore. Instead we have a fairly balanced production and an emphasis on creating a nuanced and evocative journey through the depths of the human psyche.

Nikolai Myaskovsky was born on April 20, 1881 in Novogeorgiyevsk. His father was a military engineer whose assignments took him to various cities in Russia. The family finally settled in St. Petersburg, where Nikolai enrolled in the Military Academy. He studied at the Academy of Military Engineering from 1888-1802. After graduating from the Academy, Myaskovsy served as a military engineer in Moscow where he met and began music studies with Reinhold Gliere. In 1804 his army reassignment sent him St. Petersburg.

One of the best British Invasion bands, the Hollies were rightfully famous for their stellar harmonies and keen sense of pop songcraft. The Hollies originally inspired by the harmony rich sound of Buddy Holly, they soon became artistic contemporaries of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, with their distinctive sound which was all part of the British Invasion of the US in the 60's.