Tina Turner's Kings of Rhythm - DanceVinyl LP pressing. In the late 1950s, Tina Turner (ne Anna Mae Bullock) caught a performance of Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm at St. Louis nightclub and practically begged Ike to let her sing with the band. Ike refused, as only men were allowed to sing in his group at the time, but she persisted, and once he heard Tina sing, he wouldn't let her stop. Since that fateful meeting, the world of R&B has never been the same. Ike & Tina Turner's Kings of

Marianne Faithfull and Warren Ellis team up in an unique way to rediscover some of the 19th century great poems (Byron

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Wind and Voice features both the playing and the compositions of Gene Koshinski and Justin Henry Rubin

which had been commissioned by the city's Imperial Theatre

conceived in collaboration with the Association Jeunes Talents

modern up-tempo excursions and sensitive balladry

Basics 25 CD Box Set/ Various - Basics 25 CD Box Set / Various

New Single and Video of "Rounds" (from the Concerto) out 11 March

Lewis drew the attention of many improvising artists

John Fair and David Galas are living an extremely inspired new youth

Christus der Meister is the second of three Christus oratorios from the pen of Friedrich Schneider

Ballet Spectacular