Stan Kenton - Jazz After Hours Audio CD

PORTRAITS ON STANDARDS was originally released as a 10 inch LP in 1953. This version adds seven tracks. While most of Stan Kenton's recordings in the 1950s tend to be complex and ...

Gato Barbieri may be one of those saxophonists whose sound is so closely associated with smooth jazz -- and has been since the late '70s -- that it's hard to imagine ...

More than a century after his birth (and more than 70 years since he first stormed the charts), Miller's distinctive sound is still treasured around the world. This 3-CD celebration of ...

Jazz After Hours album More great singing and shouting from the Peacock vaults. ~ Opal Louis Nations

Jazz After Hours music CDs An American soul vocal group, the Chi-Lites were active in the 1960s and 1970s. The vocal arrangements feature tight harmonies and the high falsetto voice of lead tenor Eugene Record. The group's material breaks into three styles. First, there is the Christian social awareness expressed in "(For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People" and "There Will Never Be Any Peace (Until God Is Sitting at the Conference Table)." "I Like Your Lovin' (Do You Like Mine)" is much more secular. In pieces like this, proto-funk arrangements back a Temptations-like vocal arrangement, with each vocalist staking a claim in his own range. Finally, songs like "Oh Girl" find the Chi-Lites singing classic love ballads. ~ Tom Schulte

Jazz After Hours songs Unknown Contributor Role: Yiorgho Hatzimichelaki. Personnel: Thanasis Scordalos (vocals); Savvas Savva (violin); Charalambos Yiannopoulos (clarinet). Liner Note Author: Yannis Markopoulos. Greece

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