Gator Beat - Stompin' At The Bal De Maison(10% DISCOUNT THRU 8 24 12) Stompin' at the Bal de Maison evolved from Louisiana house parties where so many folks showed up to dance, the floor broke and they spent Sunday repairing it. This CD is that party, coming at you with relentless grooves designed to keep you stompin' in your own house or nearest dance hall with new originals, classic Cajun, hard core Zydeco, New Orleans R&B, French waltzes and blues ballads. Gator Beat not only covers the

and not without laughing at himself a little bit along the way

Blacktop Mojo's fiery blend of post-grunge

soul and funk originally released in 1973

The seven princes are back for more shenanigans at the Royal Academy of Diavolo

a caveman family must trek through an unfamiliar fantastical world with the help of an inventive boy

Hailed as "The unlikely saviours of American Rock"(Classic Rock) lead vocalist Jay Buchanan

a victim of a horrible and senseless act

When she wanted her teaching license

not so smooth rhythmically

he was known more for auguring intense beatstorms rather than becalming ambient monsoons

multi-artist project of newly-commissioned works and soundscapes

The disparate group includes rebel Jon Sortland