Afro-Blues Quintet + 1 - New Directions of the Afro Blues Quintet Plus OneThe Afro Blues Quintet Plus One was formed in 1963 by leader and vibes player Joseph "Little Joe" DeAguero. The six man band featured saxophonist Jack Fulks, a veteran of Chico Hamilton's band; and pianist Bill Henderson who also played bass, drums, flute and vibes. Henderson had previously played with Terry Gibbs' band. The original drummer was Jim Keltner who went on to become one of the most popular session drummers in pop history. On their classic

AT LAST MO LAPENG invigorates with bright and familiar tunes that signify the TKQ's long journey home may just be beginning

Filled with music

The multidimensionality of Invasion is reflected in the eclecticism of the score

glistening hooks into the brain

Martin utilizes the whole bandwidth of orchestral sound and explores all opportunities for interplay among the vocalists

Casino Queen2

Recorded in the studio with The Nune Brothers

The Wind comprises a dozen tracks inspired by meditations on the natural world and it's fragility

These narrative ballads from both sides of the Texas-Mexico border were recorded in south Texas and Monterrey

In the case of Invasion

Elizabeth Holowell is an eminent teacher of violin and viola

Arman/ Blechblaserensemble/ Buchner - Meister Der Renaissance