Harlem Gospel Travelers - Look UpThings are looking up for The Harlem Gospel Travelers, who return here with a new album, a new lineup, and a new lease on life. Produced by Eli Paperboy Reed, Look Up! Marks the group's first full length release as a trio, as well as their first collection of totally original material, and it couldn't have come at a more vital moment. The music still draws deeply on the gospel quartet tradition of the '50s and '60s, of course, but there's a distinctly

or 'Landmark'

Coming out on July 1

fan-like observation for me

he suddenly quit after an incident during a middle school tournament

Capri's youngest recording artist

With a career spanning over twenty years

in the manner of cabaret songs

Rico started his career in the late 1950's playing with the likes of Prince Buster

among which the flute

enjoined by the composer himself

saw the group evolve into a new sound as they continued to grow stylistically and musically

Frank Dupree presents the original jazzy solo piano pieces of the still unknown master