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Filmmaker Gary Keys crafts a compelling tribute to late jazz icon Duke Ellington in this companion piece to Keys' 1980 documentary Memories of Duke

offering a clear pathway to later groups such as Mogwai

Carnal Savagery swiftly scored their first record deal and released their debut album "Grotesque Macabre" the same year

The great drummer Joe Chambers was a stalwart presence on many of the most progressive Blue Note albums of the mid-1960s

and jazz-pop harmonies in classic Kit Sebastian fashion

The Renaissance villanelle and 3-voice madrigals by Luca Marenzio and Costanzo Festa

it comes as no surprise that their collaboration with the visionary French director has resulted in a unique piece of film-making

Peter Beets: "With this

Mark Lanegan and The Desert Sessions

As a conductor he was greatly influenced by Vaclav Talich in Bratislava and from 1954 by Yevgeni Mravinsky

His personality was that of a didact

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