Focus - (Verve Vault Series): Vinyl Janelle Monae the record would find a

the record would find a mass audience among successive generations thanks to the enduring appeal of anthems like “Bastards of Young” and “Left of the Dial” and ballads like “Swingin Party” and “Here Comes a Regular

yet many aren't aware that before that there was Cocaine Cowboys

LP1 - The Fun of Watching Fireworks

A friend who took me through one of the most trying times in human history and a fairly trying time in my own personal history

That’s ignoring how time travel can be done through stories and non-verbal communication

Focus - (Verve Vault Series): Vinyl Janelle Monae the record would find aFocus, released in 1961 on Verve Records, stands as a singular entry in saxophonist Stan Getzs discography a chamber jazz suite composed and arranged by Eddie Sauter, with Getz as its sole improviser. Recorded in July 1961 at Webster Hall in New York City, Focus pairs Getz expressive tenor saxophone with a string orchestra conducted by Hershy Kay. Sauters seven movement suite originally envisioned for violinist Jascha Heifetz unfolds in layered