GREAT REUNION 03/06/12 bouncing from the finely etched

bouncing from the finely etched pop of "Future Suite" to the Teutonic jam of "Bike Lane

one that has its eyes on the street

guitarist Wolf Hoffmann and bassist Peter Baltes

Recording information: Austin

Groupe's role so symbiotic and integral it's as if he's a longtime band member in Yes and his instrument is the orchestra he conducts

GREAT REUNION 03/06/12 bouncing from the finely etchedLouis Armstrong was the first jazz superstar, a trumpeter, singer, and occasional actor who became a global American icon. Duke Ellington didn't lead the most popular orchestra of the swing era, but he led one of the most creative, and his popularity and creativity far outlasted the days of the big bands. In 1961, the Duke sat in with Armstrong's band, and the two got down to some serious good time nostalgia. The session is a relaxed yet spirited one,