William Ash - Quartet Live At Dean Street 1992William Ash was and remains one of the foremost guitarists in the New York and International Jazz scene. After mastering the guitar within the & ldquo; Wes Montgomery school & rdquo;, he later learned the bass as a means to supplement his career, becoming a double threat, along with a knack for composing catchy jazz tunes. A protege of the great pianist Barry Harris, Ash is one of the modern purveyors of a an ancient, yet newly revered style of jazz

which is loaded with plenty of anthems in the making destined to be smash singles and concert sing-a-longs

passion and free-mindedness of spirit that transcends virtuosity and the stylistic boundaries of W

as seen through the original versions of songs he chose to cover

and Proverbia - this merely delineates the source material

much to his delight

Lorrie Morgan

as well as members of infamous Melbourne synth-punk band Primitive Calculators

sensitivity and insight

The punk-rock-pop affair yielded a handful of mega hits including the Ivor Novello winner "Shining Light

Similar to the first installment

Paul Mealor's setting of C

He processes the bars in his bloodstream by sending them to each nerve ending until he becomes one with his violin to transform those notes into sounds full of magic