Paul Green - Bissel RhythmA Bissel Rhythm is composer and clarinetist Paul Green's PARMA Recordings debut, although it marks his second recorded exploration into the fusion between jazz and Jewish music. Green opens the album with the title track, A Bissel Rhythm, a reworking of the George Gershwin standard, "I Got Rhythm." Already interpreted by such astounding jazz players as Charlie Parker and Sonny Rollins, Green turns the song into a Jewish expression by using traditional

talking us through his personal choices as though he's sitting cross-legged on the carpet going through records with you in his lounge

Hail To The Kings

Maybe You're The Problem 4

Mary is passionate and stubborn

Even frequent concertgoers will find it difficult to imagine what to expect under the heading "English viola music

This set includes a CD of Barbara Hendricks performing the song cycle with Rolan Poentinen accompanying on piano

originally released in June 2008

and the Luitpold Advancement Prize at the Kissingen Summer Festival

For "Jolie Poupée" Mystic Jim programmed the kick or bass drum

This great value 51-track 2-CD set picks up the story from that point and comprises selected A & B sides from his releases on the MGM

'I Don't Need To Be Rich'

2013 two CD live release from the former Uriah Heep member