Caesarius of Arles: The Making of a Christian Community in Late Antique Gaul
Published: 1994-01-28 | ISBN: 052143095X | PDF | 344 pages | 28.92 MB

Predatory Instinct (2011) DVDRip XViD AC3-VASKITTU
Language: English
AVI | 1.368 GiB | 720x416 | XviD @ 1 837 Kbps | AC3 @ 224 Kbps - 2 channels | 1h 34mn
Genres: Horror

Imperatores Victi: Military Defeat and Aristocractic Competition in the Middle and Late Republic
ISBN: 0520069390 | 1990 | PDF | 208 pages | 13,2 MB

Johnny Griffin - Do Nothing 'Til You Hear From Me (1963)
EAC Rip | WavPack (image+.cue+log) - 227 MB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 101 MB | Covers includes
Genre: Jazz | RAR 3% Rec. | Label: Riverside Records (OJCCD-1908-2), 1998

"Johnny Griffin, known as the world's fastest tenor-saxophonist in the late 1950's, purposely slowed down a bit on some of his later Riverside albums including this set which was reissued on a 1998 CD. Griffin is joined by pianist Buddy Montgomery (who switches to vibes on two of the six numbers), bassist Monk Montgomery (heard in a rare outing on acoustic bass) and drummer Art Taylor. They perform four standards (including "The Midnight Sun Will Never Set" and "That's All") and a couple of Griffin's basic originals. The music swings and the classic tenorman cuts loose a few times, making for enjoyable if not quite essential music."

Scott Hamilton, Howard Alden, Frank Tate - A Splendid Trio (2011)
EAC rip | FLAC+CUE+LOG | Scans | 300 Mb (Incl. Recovery)
Genre ~ Mainstream Jazz | Label ~ Arbors Records

"Scott Hamilton, Howard Alden, and Frank Tate have a lot in common, in addition to each of them having worked with the late cornetist Ruby Braff on number of record dates and concerts. All three of them have vast repertoires of standards and jazz works, while they all keep the melody within reach when constructing their superb solos. The lack of piano is never an issue, as Alden's adept use of his seven-string electric guitar enables him to add depth to his playing, while Hamilton's big swinging tone is a throwback to the heyday of Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, and Ben Webster. The trio members show they mean business with the energetic treatment of the old warhorse "There'll Be Some Changes Made," featuring intricate interwoven lines and top-drawer solos. Their lyrical setting of Dave Brubeck's "The Duke" is an intimate swinger that captures the nuances of Ellington suggested by the pianist in this timeless piece. They rework the Billy Strayhorn gem "Upper Manhattan Medical Group" as a breezy bossa nova, while the late Flip Phillips ballad "With Someone New" is a lush duet for tenor sax and guitar, with Hamilton's breathy vibrato beautifully complemented by Alden's subtle playing. "Indian Summer" is another old chestnut that still stimulates great jazz performances, with potent solos all around and an extended feature for Tate. The title A Splendid Trio is very much truth in advertising for this rewarding CD. ~ AllMusic"