Jim Morrow Where The Everyday Begins

Darden Purcell's highly anticipated second CD, Where the Blue Begins, masterfully showcases her honey and spice drenched voice, artistic sophistication, and vocal maturity. From her adept navigation of intricate lines on "Destination Moon" to her delicate interpretation of "Stairway to the Stars," Where the Blue Begins demonstrates Purcell is a musical "tour de force."

In Where the Past Begins, best-selling author of The Joy Luck Club and The Valley of Amazement, Amy Tan, reveals herself in a way she never has before, delving into her childhood, adolescence, family history, beginnings as a writer, and professional life to explore the answers to questions of purpose and meaning that we all ask ourselves as we get older.

Tenor saxophonist Jeff Hackworth is back. This time he has chosen to dwell on 10 pop tunes. On his previous CD, How Little We Know (Big Bridge Music, 2007), he brought to the fore his fluent sense of style and development. He shows that once again on Where the Blue Begins, as he gives the songs their integral melodic due and then turns them into pleasant little experiences. Hackworth has a firm grip on emotion and never lets a song descend into pap. His natural sense of swing runs a balmy air through several of the selections…

Il progetto nasce nell’autunno del 2014 quando Valerio Magli decide di formare una rock band arruolando Luigi Conte alla batteria, Lorenzo Cecchetti al basso e Danilo Pantusa alla chitarra. Verso la fine del 2015 dopo aver lavorato agli arrangiamenti dei loro primi brani, la band inizia con solo un PC e una piccola scheda audio a registrare il primo EP.

Four Part Limited Series a unique, powerful and inspiring look into the history of the American West, based on the books by Philip Anschutz,

After a snowmobile accident paralyzed him, Grant Korgan became the first athlete with a spinal cord injury to push himself to the South Pole.