Zero G Sound

A candid and charming collection of songs that glisten as beautifully as a clear mountain stream. Singer/songwriter/poet Tom Rush had a won...

Francesco De Gregori's first three records, as brilliant as they often were, went largely unnoticed. Everything changed with "Rimme...

"Three chord rock merged with the power of the word." So Patti Smith described her music on the 1975 release of "Horses...

This live album is a document of the famous Lucio Dalla-Francesco De Gregori 1979 tour, backed up by a band that included a then unknown Ron...

Spain-born and Venezuela-raised Soledad Bravo has been one of the leaders of the nueve cancion ("new song") movement that swept t...

Richard Hell was one of the first men on the scene when punk rock emerged in New York City as an early member of both Television and the Hea...

Karol Rathaus was one of those indirect victims of Nazism that Decca’s Entartete Musik series has been so indispensable in rediscovering. P...

Playing stripped-down, loud, and fast Ramones-inspired guitar rock, the Celibate Rifles were one of the earliest Australian punk bands to em...

Hein & Oss were born identical twins on September 17th 1927 in Pirmasens, Germany. Through the influence of their mother and their gr...

The South Afican-born trumpeter Hugh Masekela was playing world music before it had a name. On this album, recorded shortly after he moved ...

Kalyi Jag (Black Fire) is a group formed in Budapest in 1978 by young Gypsies from Szatmár county. They play authentic Gypsy music, sung ...

Fidel Castro, Cuba's leader of revolution, died today at 90. More than half a century ago, his guerrilla army of “bearded ones” replac...

This single was released in 1975 in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) as a special production to support the chilean communist leader Lui...

A talented folksinger and actor, Theodore Bikel carved out his place in the modern entertainment industry as a renaissance man. For over 50...

"Poesie und Musik" was a trio ensemble consisting of Orlando Valentini, Andreas Vollenweider and René Bardet. Between 1974 and 1...

This double-CD reissue documents a central aspect of the cultural environment of the Civil Rights Movement, acknowledging songs as the langu...

On March 31, 1948, Egon Erwin Kisch, a german-speaking Czech journalist and novelist, died in Prague, Czech Republic. Egon Erwin Kisch was...

M ali is one of the musical power-houses of Africa, but today it's a country in chaos, and its ancient culture is under threat. In the ...

Charly Garcia is one of the most talented and influential figures of Argentine and Latin rock. He composed many generational hymns and was ...

In 1964, Sun Ra asked the young tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders to join him, while Arkestra mainstay John Gilmore was busy working with P...