BBC Radio has a long running program called Desert Island Discs. It is an interview program that invites a public figure to name eight recordings they could not live without. The guests are supposed to imagine themselves stranded on a desert island and choose eight pieces of music they would want with them. They get... Continue Reading →
Now For Something Completely Different
The last two posts were about music the old record stores would have categorized as “classical” music. I now want to move over a couple of aisles in the store and talk about an album that is on the Jazz shelf. It should be on everyone’s Jazz shelf. For some people it is the... Continue Reading →