Buster Benton - BluesbusterBy the late 1970s, it was becoming increasingly rare to find quality blues music in America. Artists like B. B. King and Little Milton had already made their mark, and it was challenging for the next generation of blues musicians to find commercial success in a new and uncertain world. In 1974 however, a change was on the horizon. A Chicago bluesman named Buster Benton, along with his producer Willie Dixon, released their now legendary 45 'Spider in

No Es Para Ti (Este Mundo)

which boasts interesting arrangements of popular tunes such as "Harlem Nocturne

Comes in full color picture sleeve

he is like a monolith

body-centric New York pop project of Gavin Russom and Viva Ruiz

had to learn to paint like an adult before he could start scrawling like a child

and popular vocalists like Denis Lotis and Lita Roza

And with music from three centuries

How Reinbert manages to render the full force of Mahler's original score in his arrangement is unparalleled

Schumann's Fünf Stücke i'm Volkston was inspired by folk idiom as was de Falla's Suite populaire espagnole

reveling in the passion and the power of the divine feminine

Busoni - Piano Concerto