Bob Wilber - Bob Wilber and His Famous Jazz BandClarinetist soprano saxophonist Bob Wilber is joined by special guest Sidney Bechet, one of the most famous soprano saxophonists in the history of New Orleans jazz, on this recording from 1949. Joining them are trumpeter Henry Goodwin, trombonist Jimmy Archey, pianist Dick Well stood, bassist Pops Foster and Tommy Bedford on drums. Sidney sings on the first six tracks of this CD and the tracks are: Without a Home, Box Car Shorty, Waste No Tears, I'm

as well as Cage and beyond

in their own words plays jazz

Mr Thing - The Library Archive 2 - More Funk Jazz Beats And Soundtrack From The Archives Of Cavendish - Compiled By Mr Thing & Chris Read

exploiting their deft vocal harmonies and notable songwriting talents

THAT'S HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU was the sixth studio album by legendary soul male vocal group The Manhattans

but it was delayed by the pandemic - they strongly prefer to record together and capture a live band performance in the studio (just as they had to do in the 1960s)

Short Black Dress5

Michael Romano (keyboards)

The first side cuts loose with three quick blasts

be it black metal

and a dwarf doctor-who break out of jail

who stayed by his side all his life