Sound Storing Machines/ Various - Sound Storing Machines (Various Artists)Includes the first commercial recordings from Asia made in Japan in 1903 Japanese gagaku, shakuhachi, shamisen, storytelling, folksong and more Collected and compiled by sound artist Robert Millis The beginning of Japan's homegrown record industry, including a few sides taken from Japan's notorious bootleg 78rpm industry The first commercial recordings from Asia were made in Japan in 1903 by Fred Gaisberg, the legendary producer and recording engineer

Jon Hopkins and Max Cooper

The New York Times rave that his "playing was filled with elegant personality[

Theme and Variations inspired by Bach's Chaconne for solo violin

We Are GiantsA3

Abe Vigoda

listeners certainly have plenty to sink their teeth into

The drums on this album sound amazing due to platinum recording engineer Dennis Moody's renowned drum recording techniques

If you loved his last CD entitled: "Old Time Country Church"

some obscurities

country and boogie-woogie

Motionless In White

we were all like 'This is great