Amy D'orazio

Houston, Texas born tenor saxophonist Curtis Amy found his way to Los Angeles in the mid-1950s where he became embedded in the West Coast Jazz scene and began recording for Pacific Jazz in 1960.

When I Think of Christmas is a new compilation of Christmas songs from Amy Grant and Vince Gill's career. It includes the brand-new song, "When I Think of Christmas," that Amy recorded for this album, as well as a duet of "'Til The Season Comes Around Again," that is performed during their Ryman Residency each year. "Since 1993, we've celebrated Christmas with hometown concerts. Singing these songs year after year has created a lifetime of memories for us. We hope this collection of songs brings to mind the best of times and the Love that holds all of us and everything together, the Good News of Great Joy that shall be for all people." - Love, Amy & Vince.

Houston, Texas born tenor saxophonist Curtis Amy found his way to Los Angeles in the mid-1950s where he became embedded in the West Coast Jazz scene and began recording for Pacific Jazz in 1960.

When I Think of Christmas is a new compilation of Christmas songs from Amy Grant and Vince Gill's career. It includes the brand-new song, "When I Think of Christmas," that Amy recorded for this album, as well as a duet of "'Til The Season Comes Around Again," that is performed during their Ryman Residency each year. "Since 1993, we've celebrated Christmas with hometown concerts. Singing these songs year after year has created a lifetime of memories for us. We hope this collection of songs brings to mind the best of times and the Love that holds all of us and everything together, the Good News of Great Joy that shall be for all people." - Love, Amy & Vince.

Amy Macdonald releases the new EP "Don't Tell Me That It's Over". The new collection of fan favourites is unveiled with today's release of the title track. The EP has been reinterpreted with the energy of her live performances in mind. "Don't Tell Me That It's Over" is released ahead of a major summer of touring. In addition to the 3.3 million people Amy has performed in front of so far in her career, a large audience is being added.

Houston, Texas born tenor saxophonist Curtis Amy found his way to Los Angeles in the mid-1950s where he became embedded in the West Coast Jazz scene and began recording for Pacific Jazz in 1960. His second date for the label was Groovin’ Blue, a hard-swinging session co-led with drummer Frank Butler that was also one of the earliest recordings to feature vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, who was just 19 years old at the time. Rounding out the band on this excellent 6-song set of Amy originals are trumpeter Carmell Jones, who was making his recorded debut, along with pianist Frank Strazzeri, and bassist Jimmy Bond. Highlights include the hard-driving opener “Gone Into It,” the bluesy title track, and the ballad “Beautiful You” which serves as a showcase for Hutcherson’s stunning lyricism.

"Frank" is English singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse's debut studio album. As the title suggests, the record was heavily influenced by Frank Sinatra's music. The album reached number 3 on the UK weekly charts after it's release, making it to number 26 on the US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart and number 33 on the US Billboard 200.

Houston, Texas born tenor saxophonist Curtis Amy found his way to Los Angeles in the mid-1950s where he became embedded in the West Coast Jazz scene and began recording for Pacific Jazz in 1960. His second date for the label was Groovin’ Blue, a hard-swinging session co-led with drummer Frank Butler that was also one of the earliest recordings to feature vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, who was just 19 years old at the time. Rounding out the band on this excellent 6-song set of Amy originals are trumpeter Carmell Jones, who was making his recorded debut, along with pianist Frank Strazzeri, and bassist Jimmy Bond. Highlights include the hard-driving opener “Gone Into It,” the bluesy title track, and the ballad “Beautiful You” which serves as a showcase for Hutcherson’s stunning lyricism.

Amy Aileen Wood is unaccustomed to the spotlight, which is very much by design. A calming presence in any room and a force behind the drum kit, Wood meshes her astute listening skills with an undeniable ownership of the music at hand, as illustrated in her work on Fiona Apple’s 2020 record Fetch The Bolt Cutters, which Wood co-produced.