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Whenever previously unreleased material by John Coltrane is discovered, it's an event. On Evenings at the Village Gate, Coltrane and his superb band are joined by Eric Dolphy, which makes for essential listening.

Every copy of Ray D'Ariano's 1972 comedy album ARE YOU ON SOMETHING? (KSBS 2072) that I've ever seen has either a hole punch or cutout notch in the cover. I purchased my first copy in 1974 from a department store bargain bin.

Sweet Thursday is the self-titled debut, and only, album by the late 1960s British rock band Sweet Thursday. Its chance of success was cut short by the almost-immediate failure of the record label.

The sound gazes project was created together with the Zukan trio. The instrumental nature of the group, consisting of whistles (Jon Ansorena), accordion (Maria Zubimendi) and percussion (Gorka Catediano), forced the musicians of the group to develop an essential activity: through a commission system, to find composers who would help develop the group's repertoire.

Universal Music presents the fifth volume of The Mercury Masters, featuring Byron Janis' Encore. Newly remastered, this collection comprehensively documents a golden era in American classical recording and many of these vividly characterized recordings are appearing in digital formats for the first time.

Universal Music presents the fourth volume of The Mercury Masters, featuring Byron Janis' rendition of Prokofiev's "Piano Concerto No. 3" and Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 1". Newly remastered, this collection comprehensively documents a golden era in American classical recording and many of these vividly characterized recordings are appearing in digital formats for the first time.

Universal Music presents the third volume of The Mercury Masters, featuring Byron Janis' rendition of Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 3". Newly remastered, this collection comprehensively documents a golden era in American classical recording and many of these vividly characterized recordings are appearing in digital formats for the first time.

Universal Music presents the seventh volume of The Mercury Masters, featuring Byron Janis' rendition of Schumann's "Piano Concerto". Newly remastered, this collection comprehensively documents a golden era in American classical recording and many of these vividly characterized recordings are appearing in digital formats for the first time.

Universal Music presents the sixth volume of The Mercury Masters, featuring Byron Janis' rendition of Liszt's "Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2". Newly remastered, this collection comprehensively documents a golden era in American classical recording and many of these vividly characterized recordings are appearing in digital formats for the first time.

Universal Music presents the eighth volume of The Mercury Masters, featuring Byron Janis' Moussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition. Newly remastered, this collection comprehensively documents a golden era in American classical recording and many of these vividly characterized recordings are appearing in digital formats for the first time.