Wilton Felder R.I.P.

Wilton Felder R.I.P.

Texas-born saxophonist and bassist Wilton Felder formed The Crusaders together with Joe Sample and Stix Hooper. Together, they became one of the most revered jazz fusion groups of the 60s and 70s, with several major international hits, like the immortal “Street Life” (1979). But Wilton was also a sought-after studio musician and played on hundreds…

Lorin Cohen – Home

Lorin Cohen – Home

Bassist Lorin Cohen, born and raised in Chicago and currently living in New York, has toured extensively with the great Monty Alexander. And so it is only natural that the Caribbean also finds its way onto this diverse and exciting album. Lorin wanted to use mallet instruments for his eight compositions and he got an…

Caecilie Norby & Lars Danielsson – Just The Two Of Us

Caecilie Norby & Lars Danielsson – Just The Two Of Us

Husband and wife duo, singer Caecilie Norby and bassist Lars Danielsson, have finally recorded a record with just the two of them. A couple of tracks have been in Caecilie’s live repertoire for several years (“Both Sides Now” by Joni Mitchell, “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, and “Wholly Earth” by Abbey Lincoln) and have now found…

Ola Onabulé – It’s The Peace That Deafens

Ola Onabulé – It’s The Peace That Deafens

This is Ola Onabulé‘s eighth studio album. He recently had tremendous success in the UK with a remix of “Soul Town” from his 2004 album “In Emergency, Break Silence”. The British Nigerian soul singer and songwriter who sounds like a mix between Frankie Beverly and Michael McDonald, recorded his latest 12-song set in London with…