All The Way

The first new Diamanda Galas album in nine years. All The Way features remarkable, radical takes on familiar tunes, including the seminal "The Thrill Is Gone" and a solo piano interpretation of Thelonious Monk's "'Round Midnight." The album's centerpiece is the American traditional "O Death," which has become a staple in live performances, and concludes with "Pardon Me I've got Someone To Kill" by country singer Johnny Paycheck. All The Way includes both electric live recordings (recorded in Paris, Copenhagen, and East Sussex) and studio recordings made in San Diego, CA.

Alvin Hayes - All The Way (1989) is an album by American jazz saxophonist Alvin Hayes. This album, released in 1989, is one of Hayes' key works, showcasing his smooth and soulful approach to jazz, as well as his skill in blending elements of contemporary jazz and smooth jazz with his own expressive voice on the saxophone.