Ollie Watkins - Used to Keep Me WorriedThese are the long lost, never before released recordings of the enigmatic blues man Ollie Watkins, who is remembered by only a handful of people who witnessed him playing on the streets & in informal gatherings in California's Central Valley in the late 1950s & early 1960s, when these recordings were made. The biting guitar playing, soulful vocals & recorded reminiscences reveal a troubled man & mind

Vicky Smith Blues (with Daddy)02

Carl Czerny and Max Bruch in one program

as she delivers material across the jazz

It's also his most guitar-based collection since 2007's Tiny Mirrors

the traditional

Randy Rogers Band

theory of harmony as well as the piano and was acknowledged as a teacher of great popularity

Scored for 9 to 99 percussion players who are meant to be widely dispersed in an outdoor area (although the piece has also been performed indoors)

and many more) that has not been seen by the world before

'- KUTXElectronic artist Caleb de Casper makes his Chicken Ranch debut with "Femme Boy"

ranging from the love-gone-wrong Horns Below Her Halo to the love-gone-terrifying Exorcist to the ripped-from-the-headlines escapades of FLorida Man and Swim At Your Own Risk to the autobiographical Underdog

With each version specific to each member