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2021. First time CD for French premier jazz-violinist. Originally from 1979.

1978. - Upon the Wings of Music,Aurora,Imaginary Voyage,Enigmatic Ocean,Cosmic Messenger

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2015. On CD, here's an amazing recording of an FM broadcast 1975 live performance from the French violin player, who'd previously worked with Frank Zappa and The Mahavishnu Orchestra. The CD comes with remastered so..

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1965. - Bowing-Bowing, Aurora, Part II, Renaisance, New Country, Enigmatic Ocean, Part III, Mirage, Egocentric Molecules, Cosmic Messenger, I Only Feel Good With You, No Strings Attached (Live), A Taste For Passion..

2023. Word on the street among serious Zappaphiles is that the greatest line-up of all was the '74 Roxy & Elsewhere' band. For official releases this may be the case but the short lived group that immediately pr..

2014. Grave robbing, torture, possessed nuns, and a satanic Sabbath: Benjamin Christensen's legendary 1922 film uses a series of dramatic vignettes to explore the scientific hypothesis that the witches of the Middle..

2015.  = jon anderson & jean-luc ponty cd+live dvd - intro,one in the rhythms of hope,a for aria,owner of a lonely heart,listening to me,time and word,infi nite mirage,soul eternal,wonderous stories,and ..

2016. Having emerged in the '60s, French pianist Jef Gilson played in a straight-ahead hard bop style and also made forays into Afro-jazz and free jazz. He is a.o. known for his noteworthy version of Pharoah Sanders..

2014. Visitors was the brain-child of French producer/composer/genius, and enfant terrible Jean-Pierre Massiera. In 1974, he recruited a group of nineteen musicians (most notably jazz violinist Didier Lockwood, who ..

2011. - Ground Zero Special Guests - Chris Poland and Vinnie Moore,Frozen Dream Special Guest - Steve Smyth,Egyptian Danza [Al DiMeola Cover],Colors Of Infinity,Illusions Of Starlight,Don't Let The World Pass You B..

2016. One of the best albums by legendary French pianist Jef Gilson, recorded in 1963 and 1964 with Jean-Luc Ponty on violin, Daniel Humair on drums, Jean-Louis Chautemps and Pierre Caron on tenor sax, and Guy Peder..