Little Brother Montgomery - Blues AEC Music as "septuagenarian gladiators

as "septuagenarian gladiators

but also to Marius Petipa's timeless heritage

Recorded in New York City in 1994 by the collective quintet M

wing-turns and nose-dives which are fairly terrifying for the soloist' - and indeed both works here stretch the technique of any clarinetist to the limit

When the label "Parachute" folded the band signed with RCA and recorded "Keep it alive" in 1979

Little Brother Montgomery - Blues AEC Music as "septuagenarian gladiatorsAlthough the barrel house may no longer exist, the piano style that took it's name finds rich expression in Blues. On this album, released in 1961, Little Brother Montgomery, who is known as "one of the keepers of [the] heritage of the blues," performs music known to convey tragedy, despair, and revolt, but also a message of hope. Liner notes include an introduction to blues heritage and Little Brother Montgomery.