Byard Lancaster 'My Pure Joy' new recording The iconic 'Hihache' break found

The iconic 'Hihache' break found fame in Biz Markie's 'Nobody Beats The Biz

Records proudly presents "Inside The Light World: Sun Ra Meets The OVC”

including new artist interviews

presented in her own voice

‘Symphonie Pacifique’ marks another major step forward in Foat’s evolution as one of the UK’s leading jazz pianists and composers and is released on CD

Byard Lancaster 'My Pure Joy' new recording The iconic 'Hihache' break found"From A Love Supreme to The Sex Machine!" The personal musical mantra of the late Philadelphia reedman Byard Lancaster informed an open minded and varied lifetime in jazz.My Pure Joy is one of Lancasters lesser known classics, recorded in 1992 for Black Fire. Lancaster had initially cut his musical teeth with the avant garde on New Yorks Lower East Side in the 1960s (famously on sessions with pianist Dave Burrell and drummer Sunny Murray) and in Paris