Lars Edegran Palm Court Jazz All-Stars - Sweet, Hot and LowdownGreat New Orleans vocalists Topsy Chapman and Barbara Shorts join Lars Edegran and his band on this 14 track album recorded in New Orleans in April of 2005. Features Duke Heitger, Trumpet; Sammy Rimington, Clarinet & Alto Sax; Fred Lonzo, Trombone; Robert Harris, Trombone; Bill Huntington, Bass; Shannon Powell, Drums.

But in his early compositions

Ray Fernandez and Frank Ascension (AKA Cirano) were two of the biggest stars of the Miami Cuban music scene in the 1960's and 70's

Andy explains more about the album - The music for Harmonics of the Night came from a real-life situation

varied production

Hadal Zone

The much more blast beats incorporated songs yet to lose that fine line between grooves and evilness conjugated to your maximum satisfaction

along with select moments from other nearby Tikar and Fulani tribes

we need to sing it to feel it and feel it to live it

The trio contains some surprising twists and turns

One song is Public Domain originally recorded for the Library of Congress by Alan Lomax

thereby creating the first self-contained collection of music written for the entire corpus of existing keys

One of the greatest singers in the history of country music