Count Basie - Ain't Misbehavin' - from the ArchivesPossibly the greatest orchestra of the 1930's swing era, the Count Basie Orchestra remained strong throughout the following decades, even beyond their leader's death in 1984. Winner of 17 Grammy awards, Basie's orchestra remains one of the most popular big bands in the world. The classic collection presented here was recorded in Chicago on October 20, 1969 and features Count Basie (piano), Freddie Green (guitar), Norman Keenan (bass), Harold Jones

Brahms made considerable revisions to the clarinet part

working with Claude Thornhill

pantomimes

father and daughter

Scott Weiland

Three decades into an unparalleled career

The ensemble studied for two years with David Walter and obtained the master's degree in chamber music with the mention "A grade unanimously with the congratulations of the jury" at the National Superior Conservatory of Music and Dance of Paris

Recorded in Denver with Tennis' Alaina Moore and Pat Riley producing

vibrant and healthy

Sharing Papandreou's admiration for Hadjidakis

Garnering Emmy nods for Outstanding Writing and Film Editing

The music evokes a child's lonely search for memories of a lost parent