A Spectrum Of Theatre, The Story Of Carl ClayThe magnificent story of Carl Clay, the founder and producing artistic director of the legendary 'Black Spectrum Theatre' located in Jamaica, Queens, NY. The fascinating biographical story takes us from his childhood in Harlem, to his growing up in Jamaica, Queens, discovering his artistic talents in theatre as a teenager and flourishing as a writer, theatre, movie and music artist, to his young adulthood and the creation of one of New York City's

it was this recording that introduced Japan to one of it's most unique musicians of the postwar era

I saw my whole life reduced to that tiny brown piece of ground that I was leaving for the unknown

"phenomenal and soulful"

She has made a fresh name for herself that extends beyond her band's legacy

the women would tell each other riddles and saucy jokes

Four CD round up of everything released between 1977-1999 by Manchester punk legends The Drones

enhanced with liner notes by the authoritative Federico Maria Sardelli

one of the Freestyle movement's greatest producers and performers

this 5-song mini-album levels the band up to look their peers in Windhand and Lucifer straight in the face

The three masterworks presented here highlight the unique quality of this versatile ensemble - formed by the oboists Alfredo Bernardini and Paolo Grazzi

Once again he carefully selects his most favorite songs on this special 180g Vinyl LP

Westchester Lady and Nautilus as well as an instrumental cover of Elton John's Rocket Man