Ted Brown / Jimmy Raney - Good CompanyTenor saxophinst Ted Brown studied with, and belonged to the coterie of like thinking players around Lennie Tristano. He recorded with Warne Marsh and Lee Konitz, and recorded under his own name with Warne Marsh and Art Pepper as sidemen. Here, after an eight year recording hiatus, he's in the company of legenday bebop guitar great Jimmy Raney & an all star rhythm section with pianist Hod O'Brien, bassist Buster Williams & drummer Ben Riley. This rare

and later the impressionistic evocation of the sound of frogs and crickets

the Turkish March from Mozart's Piano Sonata in A major

known for her restless

Baritone saxophone and piano duets are rare in jazz

but all fans of these immortal ballets will find much to be compelled by with this budget priced box set

born of an awareness of the European tradition

Asia and America

[Gramophone Editor's Choice 12/1998] 'Lamoreaux's sensitive recital throws new light upon the genius of the abbess

was a notoriously colourful character who worked in western movies with Roy Rogers before leading one of the biggest country orchestras of it's kind

Intermezzo & Chiaroscuro

released on August 8

At the center of Stillman's roundelay of revelers are the icy