Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen - Jaywalkin’ - VINYL LP

Two CDs. Digitally remastered and expanded edition. Experience the world's biggest-selling album with over 100 million in sales - and the first album to be certified triple Diamond by the RIAA - on this new Thriller 40th Anniversary 2CD set. Disc 1 features Michael Jackson's 1982 smash album Thriller which contains seven top 10 hits including InchBillie Jean,Inch InchBeat ItInch and InchThrillerInch. Disc 2 features Thriller-era bonus material including previously unreleased demos.

Pedersen,Niels-Henning,Orsted - Double Bass [VINYL LP] date 01/01/2020

Storyville Records is proud to present Michel Petrucciani - Solo in Denmark. This album features French piano prodigy Michel Petrucciani in a solo recording from Silkeborg Church, 1990. MP was one of the most popular pianists in the 1990's due to his extraordinary technique, his astounding musical outlook and extremely dynamic playing style. His music is simply timeless and magical, seemingly coming straight from his soul. As he is often quoted InchI'm not playing to your head, but to your soul. When I play, I'm like a bird flying over the landscape, and I can land anywhere.Inch Recorded on June 23, 1990 at the Silkeborg Riverboat Jazz Festival in Denmark, this album is a tour de force that leads the listener through a series of the most iconic motifs in jazz, all of which are deconstructed and transformed by an outstanding craftsman and embellished along the way by a true master. And he also allows himself to insert unexpected twists and turns that are guaranteed to make the listener smile. Pay special attention to his small rhythmic and melodic tags, little hints for the well-trained ear. They reveal a musician who never grows complacent or takes himself too seriously. Here, the totality of MP's talents are exhibited in an intimate setting, where he stuns the crowd with his inventive and blindingly rapid playing. The music emanating from the man simply grabs everybody's attention. Arrangements by jazz legends like Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk and Miles Davis gets the cheeky Petrucciani treatment with his rather audacious approach to 'established' jazz standards. MP had the ability to effortlessly travel through the history of jazz on his piano, fascinating his audience in the process. This church concert clearly displays why MP quickly developed into a truly exceptional member of the international jazz scene. For MP, joyful playing with the music was a necessity