David Garrett

Debut album by the next young and talented violinist on Deutsche Grammophon, following the successful footsteps of Anne-Sophie Mutter and David Garrett who both joined the label as youngsters.

This debut 1999 release by these Southern blues/blues-rock based musicians has a lot going for it, not the least of which is some very fine musicianship. This is music for putting the top down on a classic '60s Impala and crusin' down the road. Motoring down the highway and then all the small back roads of the southern countryside including the bayous and levees of swamp country……

Sit back, relax and unwind to some of the most relaxing classical music performed by some of the finest artists. There’s over 7 hours of well-chosen music split across six CDs and featuring the world's best loved composers. Another winning collection.

Drummer Jeff "Tain" Watts leads his quintet plus guest altoist Kenny Garrett through extended versions of four of his originals (all of which he had recorded previously in the studio) plus Bjork's "107 Steps." While "107 Steps" and "JC Is the Man" (which is more Thelonious Monk than John Coltrane) are fine, it is not until Garrett makes his first appearance on "Mr. JJ" (which is more Coltrane than J.J. Johnson) that this set really explodes. Garrett's passion inspires Watts during their midsong duet and adds a great deal of energy during the three songs on which he appears, completely stealing the show.

In June last year, Brazil / Atlantic Ocean and the plane crash in the fall and we lost valuable trainer and arpist Ceren Necipoğlu "like a book …" Gallery, the artist's International Harp Festival in Rio called the repertoire, is performed by students and colleagues, recording studio and live recordings taken from his various concerts where consists of two CDs and a book. Ceren Necipoğlu truly want to turn this album from Rio, is a member of the Association prepared by Arp Art and also has the quality of a library.