Lehar/ Ernst/ Burkert - Die JuxheiratJulius Bauer, a man known not only for his intelligent, original, and witty texts but also as Vienna's most influential theater critic, wrote the libretto for Die Juxheirat in 1904. This wild, dizzying, surprising, and bold work was far ahead of it's times as well as reminiscent of The Taming of the Shrew only carried to the absolute extreme. The shrew is a frustrated widow and suffragette, and the male protagonist is just the opposite of a lady

NYYS alum Jessie Montgomery drew on Dr

along with some of Brazil's leading instrumentalists

which remained relatively dormant throughout the 20th century

and with songwriter/producer Berry Gordy made records for the End and Chess labels

minorities

The distinctive and groundbreaking blues style of Eric Clapton features on half these tracks

born and raised in Nottingham

Bad Company/Free drummer Simon Kirke

Neptune and the monster Triton

Waltraud Meier

one of Andy's ideas about what to do next

// For his debut on Soul Jazz Records