Portable Bilbo: The Four Corners of The World 1.0 Eng

2010 Grammy Finalist: New Age Category. "Sacred Journey of Ku-Kai Vol. 4" is the fourth in a series of a collection of works and peace-themed albums inspired by the classic Buddhist pilgrimage to the 88 sacred temples on Japan's remote Shikoku Island. A journey taken by the beloved Buddist monk Ku-Kai over a millennium ago, via the music contained in "Sacred Journey of Ku-Kai Volume 4", Kitaro continues to explore uncharted waters with his magnificently expansive vision and ever-questing spirit. Through his ongoing inspirational musical message of Peace and Love Kitaro enjoys transporting his fans to the four corners of the globe, shining the spotlight of his musical message on audiences as he inspires fans from around the globe to unite as one.

These are 70s African nuggets and garage rock from Nigeria, Zambia and Zimbabwe and a download card is included. Globetrotter of parallel subcontinents and digger of rare, forgotten records, Eothen “Egon” Alapatt tracks sounds from the dawn of time to the four corners of the world. On the other side of the globe, French designer Christophe Lemaire stays forward thinking and audacious in his choices: far from our deified present, he cultivates a love of timeless designs and mixed influences; a passion for iconoclastic music hidden in the dark corners of a global cultural industry.

David Bowie was not a" rock legend " like the others. Going through decades and fashions like this has always given Bowie the status of an innovator, a singular artist who manages to perpetually reinvent himself, to challenge himself as well… Whether glam, new wave, funk or soul, disco or electro, David Bowie has embraced all genres; sometimes even one step ahead. From Major Tom to Ziggy Stardust, from Aladdin Sane to Thin White Duke, he invented and reinvented himself, metamorphosed and showed off his body turned show. Body he made travel to the four corners of the world, from London to New York through Berlin. A geographical, physical, intellectual, dense and quite fascinating route that has made David Bowie an icon of the world of modern culture and a pioneer of pop. An icon playing on an assumed androgyny for, not to say claimed.

Jazz Loves Bach is the 1967 album by The Wayland Quartet, lead by Boston, Massachusetts' Newton Wayland, who would become known as the creator of the theme to the 70's children's television show Zoom. This was released by Kapp Records' subsidiary 4 Corners Of The World.

On the jazz scene, it is simply impossible to ignore Alex Grenier. The Angevin guitarist has made a name for himself through a solid discography, memorable collaborations and legendary stage performances in the four corners of the world, to such an extent that he has become a benchmark in the field. His fifth album named Spicy Galaxy is there to remember his heritage and his extraordinary talent.