Alvin Queen - Feeling Good - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Feelin' Good is Nils' 12th album with Baja/TSR Records and his musical progression since his first album, InchPacific Coast HighwayInch has been extraordinary. Turning out chart compositions for his own albums as well as artists he has produced and collaborated with. Nils new album features his single rendition of the Earth, Wind and Fire classic InchThat's the Way of the WorldInch as well as 11 original compositions that are sure to yield numerous future singles. Nils' focus with this of InchFeelin' GoodInch is touring and he's booked headlining festivals, clubs and events throughout the summer to support the album.

(2-CD set) For the first time ever, the Sound Archives Institute allows us to listen to the original recordings of one of the greatest symbolic events of the 20th century - the sinking of the Titanic and offers a sequential presentation on two compact discs, covering the historical accounts as given by surviving eyewitnesses. These sound documents, issued for the very first time, come complete with a substantial 88-page booklet. Moreover, for the first time since 1912, we can hear the authentic sound of the Titanic's whistle! NB During the Titanic's transatlantic crossing in April 1912, both French and English speaking passengers were aboard. Half of the accounts are in French and the other half in English. English versions of the French accounts are provided in the booklet for added comprehension.

Captured live in the jazz room of the Celebrity Silhouette Cruise Ship Feelin' Good is the Dynamic Les DeMerle Band at it's tightest grooving hard the music hot and sweet swinging and soulful. Featured beside Les DeMerle's fiery drumming are his and Bonnie Eisele's equally dynamic vocals as they perform classics such as When I Fall in Love, Speak Low, Sing Sing Sing and more. After hearing this quartet live for 12 nights with Les' tight group and the wonderful vocals of Bonnie Eisele I can honestly say that I am truly a fan... -George Wein Newport Jazz Festival. In the same way that say Art Blakey or Buddy Rich drove their bands DeMerle establishes an undeniable presence... -Jazz Review.