Bitches Blues IARC100LP encompassing original compositions as well

encompassing original compositions as well as intriguing interpretations of Leon Russell alongside a Jimmy Van Heusen and Johnny Burke classic

These recordings were revolutionary in many aspects: Syliphone was the first recording label to feature traditional African instruments within an orchestre setting

notably on the 13-minute opener Mzwandile

“What’d I Say” stands as one of the most recognizable and enduring songs of the 20th century

His skills are legendary due in large part to the bass playing of Robbie

Bitches Blues IARC100LP encompassing original compositions as wellHedvig Mollestad Thomassen guitar. Stle Storlkken organ and synth. Ole Mofjell drums. Weejuns is all about interplay, explains Mollestad, a former Young Jazz Talent of the Year and Artist in Residence in her native Norway. Bitches Blues consists of six instrumental tracks, or stretches of music, with an extreme range of dynamics. Some are based around hefty beats, while other tracks are far more lyrical and rubato. It ranges from riff based rock ish