Jon Hamar - Idyl WildFollowing last year's "Hymn," which featured the Seattle bassist in an intimate trio with saxophonist Todd DelGiudice and pianist Geoff Keezer, Hamar hits here with an open ended, double saxophone quartet. DelGiudice returns on alto and he's matched with the remarkable New York tenor saxophonist, Rich Perry, who together provide wide ranging contrapuntal intrigue for Hamar and drummer Julian MacDonough to play against. "Idyl Wild" properly suggests

these audiophile reissues pull back the curtain on the instrumentalists

Gentleness and Self-Control

" which has topped the charts at country radio

Michael Griener is a member of the band Die Entta¨uschung and Monks Casino with Alexander von Schlippenbach

In Dualità

Robert Palmer: Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley / Limited blue colored vinyl LP pressing

the closing "I'll Never Run Away from Love Again" again evokes memories of the groups finest moments

The Decca sessions in a cinema outside Tel Aviv yielded an account of Dvorák's Serenade for Strings in which critics had no trouble hearing the authentic voice of the Czech nation in exile

they were never completely forgotten

The themes on this album are vast and sweeping

From the earliest memories of boyhood he could recall one of the most integral attributes of male-ness being an ability to suppress emotion

Includes the hit singles 'Video Games' and 'Blue Jeans'