Screamin' Jay Hawkins - A Portrait of a Man and His Woman Release:A Portrait of a Man and His Woman Good Time Bernhard Gueller

Bernhard Gueller

'Tomb' is a musical breakthrough for de Augustine

and a Decca recording soon followed

The programme and emotional ambiguity of the symphony causes it's correct performance to have a radically different character

But it has been rightly pointed out that the presumed authorship of Weiss does not stand up to a stylistic comparison

Screamin' Jay Hawkins - A Portrait of a Man and His Woman Release:A Portrait of a Man and His Woman Good Time Bernhard Gueller"Recorded at Woodland Sound Studio in Nashville, 1972, this record uncovers a different side of Screamin' Jay that you may not be used to. Straying from his wilder, more unpredictable tendencies these cleaner, more disciplined recordings display this Rock and Roll Hall of Famer as an all round R&B and Blues artist. Electric blues, slow and boogieing piano blues, soulful funky blues it's all here and on display. Revisiting Fats Domino's 'Please Don't