Crossbreed General Fibrosis

Debut for a band whose members are well-known on the avant-prog and RIO music scene in France and abroad. Volapük and Metamorphosis are the projects from which come Takumi Fukushima (violin, vocals), Guillaume Saurel (cello, vocals), Christoph Pajer (violin, vocals), Jan Kavan (cello), Richard Deutsch (guitar, vocals, mixing), Martin Alacam (guitar) and Guigou Chenevier (drums). Chenevier was founder not only of Volapük but also of Etron Fou Leloublan and Les Batterries. The "General Dream" including through 2 violins, 2 guitars and 2 cellos opens onto vast and uncharted musical horizons, ranging from chamber-rock to Rock In Opposition. In September 2015, Reve General's debut album was released by the Milano (IT) based label Altrock. The album was recorded live on stage during a 3-day residency at Le Brise Glace in Annecy. Each member delivered at least one composition for the current repertoire presented on the album.

2018 release from this French musical project led by French-native keyboard player, composer, singer and producer Hervé Salters. General Elektriks speaks more than one language. From his keyboards, he practices a high-flying syncretism between funk, pop and electro, with the idea of an alchemic musical melting pot and the desire to share it with the crowds. The tour of the previous album, To Be A Stranger, has made the brilliant demonstration. This series of plethoric dates will also have allowed Salters, the man behind GE, to set the scene for his fifth opus, Carry No Ghosts.

The D’Addario brothers return with their third Lemon Twigs album, Songs For The General Public - written, recorded and produced by the D’Addarios at their home studio in Long Island, Sonora Studios in Los Angeles and Electric Lady in New York City.

Jelly Roll Morton - Last Sessions, The Complete General Recordings (1997) {CMD 14032 rec 1939-1940}
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© 1939-40, 1997 Commodore ‎| CMD-14032
Jazz / Early Jazz / Piano

This CD contains Jelly Roll Morton's final studio recordings (the only existing later performances by Morton are a couple of tunes from a radio broadcast) and supercedes an earlier two-LP Atlantic set. The main reason to acquire this 1997 CD is Morton's 13 classic piano solos, which include five vocals, his first on record other than the much earlier "Dr. Jazz" and the Library of Congress sides. Only ten of the solos were originally released, so this is a very complete reissue.