This CD reissue from 1997 features Duke Ellington and His Orchestra running through 11 of the leader's hits and a lesser-known blues tune, "The Twitch." The 1966 version of his big band still had all of its main stars, including such major voices as trumpeters Cootie Williams and Cat Anderson, trombonists Lawrence Brown and Buster Cooper, altoist Johnny Hodges, Paul Gonsalves on tenor, and clarinetist Jimmy Hamilton. All are featured on The Popular Duke Ellington. Since the material is all very familiar, and mostly quite concise (nothing over six minutes long, and a version of "Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me" that is under two minutes), few surprises occur. But Ellington fans will enjoy this well-played effort.

19 мая 2017 года вышел новый альбом голландской певицы Kris Berry, в котором сплетены личные переживания, мечты и воспоминания.

The new Buddha-Bar XIX Monte-Carlo compilation is now available! On the soundtrack, it’s DJ Papa, resident of the Buddha-Bar Monte-Carlo since its opening in 2010, who selected new tracks. Originally from Italy, Donato Papadia, known as DJ Papa, began mixing in 1973 in a rather Rock atmosphere, then Soul & Funk. Curious by nature, he turned to the New Wave, then naturally continued his way to the Techno and House. The arrival of ethnic sounds opens the doors of a new world in which he can fully exist. The new Buddha-Bar compilation promises you a unique musical journey. You will discover the latest electro & lounge in Ganga, Alfida, André Rizo, Volkan Uca, Marga Sol and Red Axes. Of course, the imaginary «Buddha» is always there, but revised and corrected.
More refined and cooler, it deliberately wants a new modernity, while keeping its chic and trendy.