James Rhodes

"Cherry" is a 1972 album by saxophonist Stanley Turrentine featuring Milt Jackson, released in Septenber 1972 via CTI label. AllMusic review says: "Lush, wonderful playing despite very uneven material".

"Cherry" is a 1972 album by saxophonist Stanley Turrentine featuring Milt Jackson, released in Septenber 1972 via CTI label. AllMusic review says: "Lush, wonderful playing despite very uneven material".

One of the new titles to debut under the Dark Reign banner following Marvel's 2008 Secret Invasion event, War Machine was launched by Greg Pak and Leonardo Manco as a gritty and violence series starring James Rhodes as War Machine taking global justice into his own hands. Though the series ended after twelve issues due to sales not being strong enough, it managed to complete its overall story of Rhodes' war against the corruption allowed by Norman Osborn.

Quincy Jones had jazz fans wondering when he released his killer Gula Matari album in 1970.

"Silver" marks the silver anniversary of Grammy-nominated jazz collective Fourplay, a supergroup consisting of bassist Nathan East, keyboardist Bob James, guitarist Chuck Loeb (who joined five years ago) and drummer Harvey Mason. Over their 25 year history, the four musicians have continued to explore together and celebrate their unprecedented bond with their most wide-ranging and gratifying recording to date. Following the theme of the occasion, most of the original compositions play off the anniversary and just like its namesake, Silver shines, each track a brilliant example of what has made this formidable ensemble one of the most respected in the jazz world. Former members Lee Ritenour and Larry Carlton return to Fourplay as guest artists on the album.