Velma Perkins / Hawkins Johnson / Tatum & Durr - Goodness Yes / You Can't Blame MeVelma Perkins is the sister of guitarist, songwriter and producer Al Perkins. A successful songwriter in her own right under her married name Vee Allen, "Yes, My Goodness, Yes" was the flipside of her 1970 debut, "I'll Always Love You". With more than a touch of Diana era Supremes, it's a gorgeous up tempo groove with typical Twinight horns and a funky guitar that could well be Al himself lending a hand. It is cut with Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum & Durr's

Blind John Davis

shapeshifting creature

Juilliard School (invited by Oxana Yablonskaya)

With her critically-acclaimed 2020 mixtape What We Drew

in the truest sense of the word

abounded in a series of events commemorating the work of the father of the Polish national opera

ass-kicking band very much of today

Howard Shelley - Symphonies / Andante

The compelling war drama "The Sea Shall Not Have Them

and Kyle Davis took care of the organ

Cut from the same transparent cloth as their classic debut Alone I Admire

Blossom Dearie was a jazz pianist and vocalist with a style and technique which skilfully interwove her piano and voice as she accompanied herself