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Lionel Bart's wonderful musical adaptation of the CharlesDickens classic was the first London stage musical to be transplanted to Broadway with the same kind of sensation it received in Britain-- something that is now common in these post-Cats/Les...

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For his solo debut recording, acclaimed American cellist Matthew Zalkind has chosen three works which, he explains, have an especially strong sense of kinship, each of which explores the vast expressive and technical possibilities of the solo...

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The Roach-Brown quintet started its tragically short run in the beginning of 1954. The piano and bass chairs were soon filled by pianist Richie Powell (Bud Powells younger brother) and bassist George Morrow, and Harold Land was chosen as the tenor...

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Install this Honeywell 7-day programmable thermostat on your wall to set precise temperatures for each day of the week. The slim, one-piece construction mounts quickly in under 15 minutes, while simple controls let you set exact temperatures to 1...

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Between 1965 and 1966 Bob Dylan recorded three albums that many believe changed the course of modern music: Bringing It All back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde. The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Volume 12 takes you...

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Epic poetry set to powerful music, brought to life by a cast of legendary performers: Ask Your Mama is an original musical setting by four-time Emmy®-winning composer Laura Karpman, of the 1961 masterpiece by Langston Hughes, delivered with...

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The Browns were a family vocal trio comprising Jim Edward Brown and his sisters Maxine and Bonnie, who had a string of country hits in the USA through the late '50s and early '60s. They were, of course, best known for their worldwide smash hit The...

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Lee Moses has remained, for years, one of soul music’s mystery men. His voice is up there with the best and his recorded output of deep soul and funk tracks has made him a legend, but unlike the well documented careers of singers like Bobby...

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