Phil Wickham Hymn of Heaven

When he first came on the scene, Phil Woods was often referred to as "The New Bird," in a nod to the legendary Charlie Parker - A testament to his genius on the saxophone to be sure. But while obviously indebted to Parker - as all modern jazz saxophonists of a certain era were - there is no question that Phil Woods was an original. After earning a degree in music from Juilliard in the early 1950's, Woods found himself in the orbit of the great Quincy Jones. At Jones' invitation Woods joined Dizzy Gillespie's infamous Jazz Ambassadors - a tour sponsored by the US State Department as part of a global cultural diplomacy initiative - and subsequently became a member of Jones' own touring band. This recording, his 9th album as a band leader, consists entirely of Woods' five-part Rights of Swing Suite. An ambitious large-scale composition based solidly on jazz traditions.

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Sea of Tranquility by Phil Coulter release on Jul 28, 1984Sea of Tranquility include The Last Rose of Summer, The Cliffs of Dooneen, The Isle of Innisfree, The Green Glens of Antrim, The Flight of the Earls, A Bunch of Thyme, Oft in the Stilly Night, The Thornbirds, Tranquility, Those Endearing Young Charms, Love's Old Sweet Song, The Fields of Athenry, She Moved Through the Fair, Take Me Home, Silver Threads Among the Gold, The Emigrant's Letter/Eamon an Chunic.