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We Want Miles (Bonus Track Version)
By Miles Davis
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Jean-Pierre; Back Seat Betty; Fast Track; Jean-Pierre; Ursula; Aida; My Man’s Gone Now; Kix; Fat Time.
Portraits in Blue
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Rhapsody in Blue; Yamekraw; I Got Rhythm Variations
Chicago VII
By Chicago
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: Side one: Prelude to Aire; Aire; Devil's Sweet.
Side two: Italian From New York; Hanky Panky; Life Saver; Happy Man.
Side three: (I've Been) Searchin' So Long; Mongonucleosis; Song of the Evergreens; Byblos.
Side four: Wishing You Were Here; Call on Me; Women Don't Want to Love Me; Skinny Boy.
Leonard Cohen: Popular Problems
by Nenad Georgievski
On 21st of September, Leonard Cohen, member of an elite triumvirate of singer songwriters joined the 80 club. A day after his birthday, he delivered a new record and another chapter of his life opened to the public. Cohen is one of those singer songwriters that have kept maturing, producing new and interesting work with every ...
Marcus Roberts: Portraits in Blue
by Marc Davis
This has to be the most raucous, the most bluesy, the most improvisational “Rhapsody in Blue" ever recorded. And not all of the best improvisation is by Marcus Roberts. Wailing clarinets and wandering trumpets abound. And it is all in a spirit of the original, so much so that I believe jazz-loving George Gershwin would have ...
Chicago: Chicago VII
by Marc Davis
Consider the curious case of Chicago, the rock band. This is a group that has lived several lives--some wild, some mild. In the late 60s and early 70s, Chicago was at the cutting edge of rock. Its lead guitarist, Terry Kath, was favorably compared to Jimi Hendrix--by Jimi himself. Its horn section sometimes featured ...
Miles Davis: We Want Miles (Bonus Track Version)
by Karl Ackermann
The audaciously titled We Want Miles has one of the more interesting histories in the catalog of trumpeter Miles Davis. Originally released by Columbia Records in 1982, it was not made widely available outside of Japan where it was recorded live in 1981. For those who managed to find it, it was both celebrated and vilified. ...
The Next Day
By David Bowie
Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: The Next Day, Dirty Boys, The Stars (Are Out Tonight), Love Is Lost,
Where Are We Now?, Valentine's Day, If You Can See Me, I'd Rather Be
High, Boss of Me, Dancing Out In Space, How Does The Grass Grow?, (You
Will) Set The World On Fire, You Feel So Lonely You Could Die, Heat
David Bowie: The Next Day
by Nenad Georgievski
The role of the artist is to deepen the mystery, Francis Bacon once said, and singer David Bowie is a master of that. After several years of studio and especially media abstinence, Major Tom has surprisingly reported for active duty when he released his first single in ten years, “Where are We Now?," coinciding with his ...
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