Basie folk rock Clocking in at under an

Clocking in at under an hour

King Tuff's debut album "Was Dead" stood out in the indie rock scene due to its lo-fi

The Death of All Things should be the very definition of finality

“My Last Catastrophe” has sounds that call to Yo La Tengo-esque piano

200 Million Thousand is a successful album for those looking for cheap thrills and easy kicks

Basie folk rock Clocking in at under anCount Basie's career saw a new phase with the release of his album on Roulette Records late in 1957. Morris Levy, a NYC recording mogul, club owner, and jukebox operator, owned the record label. His bold, forward thinking approach surprised core fans and newcomers alike. The two day sessions featured Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and Neal Hefti's arrangements, with Davis's solo on the rewrite of "Give Me the Simple Life," standing out. Joe Newman and Thad