Western, 1997

15 CD collection includes: Spoke (1997); The Black Light (1998); Hot Rail (2000); Even My Sure Things Fall Through (2001) EP; Feast Of Wire (2003); Convict Pool (2004) EP; Black Heart (2004) Maxi Single; In the Reins (with Iron And Wine) (2005) EP; Garden Ruin (2006); Carried To Dust (2008); Algiers (2012); Edge of the Sun (2015); The Thread That Keeps Us (2018).

Albums: Sehnsucht; Mutter; Reise, Reise; Reise, Reise(SHM-CD); Rosenrot(SHM-CD) and Liebe Ist für Alle Da(SHM-CD).

Amir Ben Alon - Azalaf (1997) is an album by Amir Ben Alon, a highly respected Israeli composer, percussionist, and multi-instrumentalist. The album Azalaf is a notable work in the world of world music, blending Middle Eastern, North African, and Western influences into a cohesive and rich sound. Ben Alon is known for his expertise in traditional percussion instruments and his ability to mix ethnic rhythms with modern elements, creating music that bridges cultures and traditions.

Amir Ben Alon - Azalaf (1997) is an album by Amir Ben Alon, a highly respected Israeli composer, percussionist, and multi-instrumentalist. The album Azalaf is a notable work in the world of world music, blending Middle Eastern, North African, and Western influences into a cohesive and rich sound. Ben Alon is known for his expertise in traditional percussion instruments and his ability to mix ethnic rhythms with modern elements, creating music that bridges cultures and traditions.

Albert Beger (born 1959) is a saxophonist, flutist and an academy lecturer from Israel. Beger is a composer in the fields of post-bop, hard-bop, free-jazz and avant-garde music. Albert Beger was born in the city of Istanbul, Turkey, in 1959 and immigrated to Israel with his parents when he was three years old. From an early age, he was exposed to the cultural fusion in the new born state of Israel, a mixture of Eastern-Europe, Western-Europe and Arabic food, clothes and music. In his youth, he was mainly listening to the pop/rock music of the sixties, and got carried away in the prog-rock wave of early seventies. Upon listening to Jethro Tull's music for the first time, and hearing Ian Anderson's flute - Albert was immediately attracted to the sound that was produced by the instrument and during his army service he got himself a flute and started learning the instrument by himself.

Steve Turre is the 1997 self-titled album by American trombonist Steve Turre. This is his sixth solo album, his first of two albums he would do for Verve Records. The album features a number of special guests, including Cassandra Wilson, Randy Brecker, Jon Faddis, Mongo Santamaria, and Regina Carter.

Gila is a 1971 self-titled debut album by Gila. This is a 1997 pressing released by Second Battle.