Little John - UniteBorn John McMorris in Kingston, Jamaica in 1970, Little John became more akin to his Sherwood Forest namesake as his career grew. His 'Unite' album is a reminder of the continuing relevance of the dancehall style. Rough, raw and rugged they represent the real authentic sound of young Jamaica from nearly forty years ago when the youths "forgot their troubles and danced." Recorded in 1984.

Legendary rock promoter Bill Graham described Phillips' music as "a fusion of folk

improvisational and innovative

Tchaikovsky's immortal Violin Concerto will be performed by one of the leading virtuosos of our time

Heavenly Bach pairs two of the composer's most popular cantatas

Violinist Elmira Darvarova has been hailed as "marvelous

"The concerts have an air of authenticity and directness that sometimes does not exist in concert halls

It was in this period

As the final part of the program

By the mid-60s

family and friends and found a closeness with them that I never knew before

it's a cover of Los Terricolas's tune they cut in 1973 redone with some more muscle

Joe Henderson