Четырехдисковое издание, в которое вошли популярные рок-гимны в исполнении London Symphony Orchestra - одного из лучших мировых классических оркестров .

Jazzman Records' digging and vibing continues by way of their sixth volume chronicling the expansive world of spiritual jazz. The 14 tracks collected here date from 1960 to 1986 and include a few obvious but undeniably great landmark examples of vocal and spiritual jazz, as well as many lesser-known yet no less enjoyable selections. Beginning with Max Roach and then-wife Abbey Lincoln's rage-filled "Tears for Johannesburg," we then move through years and temperament with pieces from Pharoah Sanders, Charles Mingus, Clifford Jordan, Eddie Gale, and Gary Bartz. There are lots of ensembles and larger groups who bring the collective energy and impulses of the music and lyrics to full force.

One of the most recognized and highly respected guitarists around, Lee Ritenour, has contributed so much in his 40 years of makingLee Ritenour CD the sweet, funky, sophisticated, straight-ahead, and contemporary jazz music. His accomplishments are abundant as one who celebrated five decades as a guitarist back in 2010 and now, with this latest release, commemorates 40 years since his debut recording First Course on Epic Records. He has picked up or been nominated for award after award, been a member of the prestigious jazz group Fourplay, and spearheaded the ongoing Six String Theory Competition which shines the spotlight on aspiring musicians.