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Chariots of Fire, the drama depicting two British Olympian runners, was released in 1981 40 years ago this spring and left us with an enduring cultural treasure: its musical
theme allowfullscreen frameborder= 0 >. The pulsing, instrumental anthem summoned the will to accomplish our dreams and served as the soundtrack for the world s fake-slow-motion running activities for a generation.
The 1980s also gave the world
another musical gift of Olympic proportions this time for the real-life Summer games:
The Official Music of the XXIIIrd Olympiad Los Angeles 1984. The lesser-known album served, and serves, not only as an historical souvenir but as the definitive collection of athletic event and ceremony themes crafted for the occasion including the debut of John William s beloved and perennial composition,
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Kyle Asche Organ Trio –
Five Down Blues (Cellar Music): “Mr. Asche’s highly anticipated third CD as a leader, Five Down Blues places him in the company of of working band of Pete Benson on organ and drummer George Fludas. This swinging album includes original compositions by Kyle Asche as well as tunes by Horace Silver, John Patton, Horace Silver and more!” (https://randysrecords.com/UPC/875531020182) Smooth interactions by all players and nice variety. Click here to listen to samples of the songs on this release.
Mike Clark & Michael Zilber –
Mike Drop (Sunnyside): “Sometimes there are musicians who seem to be fated to collaborate. They can come from different places and, even different generations, but their connection will be immediate and deep. This is the type of relationship that has developed between legendary drummer Mike Clark and stellar saxophonist Michael Zilber. Their friendship and musical cohesiveness can be felt immediately upon hearing their new reco