Khan Jamal - Peace WarriorVibraphonist Khan Jamal's "Peace Warrior" was originally released on the Stash label in 1989 under the title "Don't Take No!" As jazz writer Scott Yanow says: "At the time that he recorded the music on this CD in 1989 (with the last three numbers from 1982), the 43 year old Jamal was at the peak of his creative powers. Although he was off records during the first half of the 1990s, Khan Jamal was active in the Philadelphia area, and his recent

The present recording attempts to provide musical illustrations of elements from Ganassi's treatise on ornamentation Fontegara

whose roots go back to Hungary

SSLYBY recorded The High Country as a power trio consisting of Dickey

GUTTA BABY debuted at #1 on Billboard's "Heatseekers Albums" chart

Jeremy Allen on bass and Steve Houghton on drums

and The Suede Crocodiles

focused on his own instrument

Adamova and Gees have a vast stylistic range at their disposal which expands from folklore and classical to jazz and contemporary music

Bakersfield country star Red Simpson

despairing people"

a soulfulness

John Pisano on guitar and Carson Smith on bass