Tim Trio Carman - King Comfy - VINYL LP

Limited green vinyl LP pressing. By far the most unexpected hit record of 2011 was the 29th and final studio album from an 89-year-old Doris Day. My Heart hit the charts in the U.S. and went all the way up to #9 in the U.K., triumphantly capping a legendary singing and acting career. But this record and it's chart success was, if you'll excuse the pun, no mere sentimental journey. The heart of My Heart is a series of songs recorded by Doris in the mid-'80s as background for scenes featuring her with various animals on the Doris Day's Best Friends television show, many of them written by her son, Terry Melcher, whose production credits, of course, include The Byrds and Beach Boys. Melcher also lends a bravura vocal turn to 'Happy Endings' and is the subject of a heartfelt preamble by Doris on 'My Buddy.' And without question Terry's influence lay behind her superb, jaunty cover of the Lovin' Spoonful's 'Daydream.' In short, My Heart was a touching, tuneful love letter from Doris to her deceased son. A beautiful record from a beautiful lady.

Composer Philippe Racine on his ADAGIO For String Quintet (2018/2019) InchI have composed this Adagio for string quintet at the request of my friend Walter Grimmer; it should be played in concert before the great string quintet in C by Schubert. What a story! What kind of hillock have I created next to the Himalaya of chamber music? Well, I have written a type of music with which I have striven to stay true to my own self. And yet the piece begins with Schubert's closing trills for the two cellos and repeatedly a C major chord pops up, mostly delicately, but just once entirely explicitly. And as a reference to the Adagio from the great Austrian, I've given the second cello some repeated pizzicati to play. And as a gift for my friend who gave me this commission a short cadenza from the second cello, followed by a coda in which both violins repeat the opening pizzicati two octaves higher. And the piece ends with a long deep C note, which should serve to introduce the beginning of the Schubert. And now you enter into a totally different dimension...Inch The 3G Quartet was set up in 2004 for a series of concerts and the recording of the two string quartets by Klaus Huber. Overwhelming reactions (Coup de cœur Charles Cros) inspired the four musicians to continue with further favorite projects the quartets by Heidi Baader-Nobs as well as works by Schumann, Haydn, Mozart. The recording of the quintets by Franz Schubert and Philippe Racine completes a circle of their activity. Since 1965 Walter Grimmer has taught more than two generations of young cellists, firstly at the Academy of Arts in Berne, then from 2002 at the Zurich Academy for Arts.

In France Live at the Nancy Jazz Pulsations Festival (1977) is a previously unissued live recording from the legendary bluesman B.B. King captured by the ORTF (French Radio and Television Office) in France on October 7, 1977 and released on producer Zev Feldman's Deep Digs tag in partnership with Elemental Music and INA France. - This limited-edition is packaged with an extensive booklet containing rare photos by Thierry Trombert, Val Wilmer, Jan Persson, and others; plus, liner notes by the acclaimed French author Jean Buzeline; and testimonials from fellow blues icons who knew or were inspired by B.B. King. - For those who think they know B.B. King's music, In France will arrive as an unexpected revelation, and a stirring testament to the greatness of one of the most iconic blues guitarists and singers of all time.