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Donny Hathaway, one of Rolling Stone's “100 Greatest Singers of All Time” was an influential figure in the development of soul music. This blockbuster compilation features Hathaway’s most captivating hits and inspired covers. Included are his breathtaking duets with Roberta Flack, “Where Is the Love?” and “You’ve Got A Friend”. With Roberta, the pair has enjoyed worldwide success. This lively collection also includes two of his most memorable classics, “A Song For You” and “The Ghetto”. One of music’s greatest voices, the album is a pinnacle collection for any music library.

Hathaway’s original soundtrack for the 1972 blockbuster film, "Come Back, Charleston Blues" is a testament to his musical genius. Collaborating with Quincy Jones, Hathaway displayed his versatility shifting from 20’s style jazz to soul. Included is the memorable, “Little Ghetto Boy”, one of Hathaway’s all-time classics.

In a world where artists sound too alike, Ralph Beeby really stands out.

The composer Éliane Radigue has been working on her cycle of works for acoustic instruments ‘Occam’ since 2011.

The Trio is formed of Jean Derome on saxophones and flutes, Normand Guilbeault on double bass and Pierre Tanguay on drums.

The 1976 triple-platinum album by 10X Grammy Winner George Benson marked the beginning of the guitarist and singer most successful commercial period. The album garnered 4 Grammys, including Best-Engineered Album, Non Classical and “Record of the Year” for the massive hit (and Leon Russell cover) “This Masquerade”, which topped the Pop, Jazz, and R&B charts.

This ground-breaking anthology features Coltrane’s greatest hits from his Atlantic period. The album compiled of originals and classic standards includes the massive hits “My Favorite Things”, “Body and Soul” and “Giant Steps”. This Hi-Res remastering is the only way to experience one of jazz’s greatest tenor players.

Starting his music with classical guitar, Kamil Erdem turned to bass guitar and double bass with the influence of his interest in jazz and basic sounds over time.

The partnership between Musart-Balboa and Craft Recordings present this new re-release of Carlos Campos' Fiesta Con.

Even three songs deep into The Elephant In the Room, the 10-song effort from husband-and-wife band Zach & Maggie, you’re still not sure what to expect as the album plays on.

"A Twist of Rit" is Lee Ritenour’s 2015 Concord Records release. A star-studded band performs a number of new compositions combining with fresh, “twisted” versions of some of his earliest funky, fusion material from the 70s and early 80s. Combining some of the hottest rhythm players out there, including Ron Bruner Jr., Chris Coleman, Dave Weckl, Melvin Davis, Paulinho Da Costa, Michael Thompson, John Beasley, Patrice Rushen, and Dave Grusin with a five piece Horn Section and Ernie Watts on tenor sax, A Twist of Rit will make for one of his most special releases to date.

Calexico makes their Anti- debut with the release of "Algiers". The album is their first in over four years. Recorded and inspired by New Orleans, Joey Burns and John Convertino bring the edginess of the area to their sound, a sound they have been honing since 1996. Algiers is an evocative and emotional listen rooted in gorgeous textures. This enticing set includes the romantic opener “Epic”, the bluesy “Sinner in the Sea” and the folk gem “Fortune Teller”. Their seventh studio recording proves Calexico has not lost a step.