Frank Westphal & His Orchestra - Oh! Sister, Ain't That Hot! 1922-1924Fans of 1920s entertainment will undoubtedly recognize the name of Sophie Tucker. She was the toast of the stage in the jazz age. Well, Frank was her husband. Playing the hottest night clubs in Chicago, Frank and his boys were one of the most sought after jazz bands in town. These 90 year old recordings were transferred to CD with the utmost care, preserving the intensity and skill of their playing!

also from 1784

Hans Solo combines his typical sarcasm with a critical view of humanity and it's abysses

That countdown from Public Enemy's 'Louder than a Bomb'

he began each piece on his main instrument

Little Freddie King is a national treasure at 79 and the last of the New Orleans blues musician still playing in the U

so much more honest and human

I could transform

Sugar Drops is the first album on Red House Records from Davina and the Vagabonds and marks the first time singer/songwriter/pianist Davina Sowers entered a proper studio to record an album

entitled again

who finds himself out of his depth when he joins an avant-garde pop band led by the mysterious and enigmatic Frank (Michael Fassbender)

languorous silences

rear their ugly heads