Music Genres

Most of the rock and roll from Little Richard's early career is collected here on three discs, including all the big hits.

‘Songs from the (quaking) Heart’ is a three act play with a grand finale.

Close your eyes and Atherton’s cello embodies not one, but the many voices of the unique singer.

On 'White,' by the Rooftop Revolutionaries, lead singer Eleanor Goldfield provides wailing, throat-ripping vocals. Imagine a hybrid of Joan Jett and Patty Smyth pumped up on performance enhancing substances.

The six tracks on ‘Sightlines’ range from downtempo pop to dance/house-flavoured.

New albums from contemporary jazz singers with varying agendas.

'We had this big desire to attract a wider audience, and make young people interested in the instrument and great music in general.'

Voices simulate the ringing of bells and the knocking-on of doors as effectively as they convey the desperation of foiled lovers, the comic scheming of the servant class, and the self-satisfied prancing of the smug.

Music is music, and in the hands of the right musician any and all music is ripe for creative renewal.

Gary McFarland, the jazz musician, composer and arranger who 'should have been a pop star,' left behind and eclectic discography and a wealth of superb material that deserves just such a tribute as this.