John Welsh - Remember Still - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

(John Stowell) can make an electric guitar sound like a singing voice - Nat Hentoff. The compositions of master guitarist John Stowell have taken on a life of their own over the last several years. As fellow artists have become increasingly aware of their intriguing melodic & harmonic movements through recordings with the group Scenes, or from his solo guitar renditions, novel methods for interpreting his works have become an inspired exercise. The 2020 duo , InchRain PaintingInch with bassist/vocalist Dan Dean, set the stage with Textura describing it as Inch... innovative, original, and musically rewarding.Inch For Violin Memory, trombonist Dave Glenn recalled his many duo performances with Stowell as being like chamber music, inspiring him to arrange nine Stowell originals for string quartet-the themes stated by the quartet as springboards for the duo's renditions. Besides those, Glenn offers 3 of his compositions and a mid-program medley of Stowell tunes arranged for the quartet. InchThe skillful ingenuity of Dave Glenn's jazz writing makes an easy transition into his elegant string quartet writing.Inch composer John David Earnest.

Andrea Immer - Waltzes & Mazurkas [COMPACT DISCS] date 12/12/2010

Recorded in Nottingham, England in February, 1966. Dicky Wells - trombone, Alex Welsh - clarinet, John Barnes - clarinet and sax, Fred Hunt - piano, Jim Douglas - guitar, Christopher Staunton - bass, Lennie Hastings - drums. Tracks Yesterday, Bones for the King, Indiana, Over the Rainbow Between the Devil And the Deep Blue Sea, Stan's Dance, Come & Get It, Don't Mean a Thing, Someday You'll Be Sorry, Mr. Eli, Bye, Bye.