Jimmy Smith - JugheadOne of the most amazing musicians to sit behind an electric organ in the history of Jazz, Jimmy Smith is internationally recognized as a Jazz organist of immense stature. Like such innovators before him as Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker, he is considered the fountainhead from which all Jazz organ tributaries flow. Presented here are the historic first recordings of the organ genius leading his own combo, recorded between 1953 and early 1955. At

Andre Messager and his splendid Fortuni

Mtbrd's soulful rhythm constructions and cut-up loops make the EP a top-flight addition to his growing discography

in their debut

The century of Louis XV dances to the rhythm of the tambourins

Appearances from some of Skrillex's most forward-thinking friends are seen throughout the project on tracks such as "Ratata" featuring pop-culture icon Missy Elliot and "A Street I Know" featuring the eclectic Eli Keszler

In this soundtrack from the movie WUNDERHORN by Clara Pons

including virtuosic music by Guillaume de Machaut

Millie danced to jazz in her Italian neighborhood

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") the bass-driven groove is undeniable

This historic broadcast is buttressed by rare recordings of the Trio Albeniz

His style may be more notable for fluency and charm than depth