Chris Canterbury - QUAALUDE LULLABIESBorn and raised in the piney woods outside of Haynesville, Louisiana, Chris Canterbury comes from the grimy remnants of a small oil patch town, a way of life that is slowly fading but still lingers in the songs he sings. Born to a working class blue collar family, Chris struggled to find the middle ground between his grandfather's Southern Baptist sermons and the honky tonk mystics that he discovered on old vinyl records in high school. Armed with an

" Their debut album was released to coincide with their arrival in New York on June 1

In the introduction there is a repeat marked 'pianissimo possibile' - just what you hear in magic tones

both musically and lyrically

thus ensuring the musical background in the aristocratic salons at times of Louis XIV

but I never got to meet him

choral and spoken pieces

After a successful split release with The Tubuloids for RSD 2015

and was perhaps most famously associated with Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic concerts in the late '40s and into the 1950s

Alison O'Donnell

All the soloists (listed inside) play with accuracy and sensitivity

Beethoven's last three piano sonatas occupy a very special place within his oeuvre

and The Contours' "Do You Love Me"