8 hours and 30 minutes of Kingston Wall on video. Nearly everything is previously unseen, painstakingly compiled by director Hannu Lappalainen…

Chronos Mundi was an apparently little-known Brazilian trio that released just the one album, Luz e Trevas, in 1999. This band admits influences of Pink Floyd, Yes, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, King Crimson, Premiata Forneria Marconi, Jade Warrior and Genesis. They perform a refined, colourful and lyrical Progressive sung in Portuguese and English but there aren't many vocals. Their music has a largely pastoral feel and is highly melodic, much in the tradition of the many fine symphonic bands from Brazil.

For his second album for the Israeli label Jazzis, Eyran Katsenelenbogen continues his explorations of the solo piano, shortening the link between his classical training and his jazz leanings. This album was issued under his Eyran Kacenelenbogen moniker before he changed it to Katsenelenbogen. The play list is headed by "Piano Improvisation No. 10," a follow-up to the nine piano improvisations on his maiden album, Jazzonettes. This is the longest of this series, running just three seconds shy of 14 minutes, and might be characterized as a summing up of the ideas expressed in the first nine pieces. It is constructed like a classical piano piece, with movements easily identified by changes in tempo. It certainly is a dazzling display of digital dexterity combined with dreamy sequences.

The music of JADE WARRIOR is somewhat difficult to describe. Among the influences you'll hear in various aspects of JADE WARRIOR's music are rock, jazz, Latin, Japanese, African, ambient, and the kitchen sink (almost literally - there are spoons and an empty whiskey bottle in there somewhere!)…

Soulful Jazz Saxophone which will remind you The Motown era.