'Their best album ever' is how DJ Chris Hill the man who discovered INCOGNITO and gave them their first ever record deal is describing 'WHO NEEDS LOVE', the brand new set from the legendary UK band. And with 25,000 copies already sold in Japan in a little over six weeks, the fans would seem to be just as enthusiastic.

Incognito are a 15 piece acid jazz ensemble formed in 1980 by Jean Paul 'Bluey' Maunick who has been at the core of the band ever since. Over the years he has been joined by a host of UK and US artists including Carleen Anderson, Tony Momrelle and Gavin Harrison.

Equally skilled as a leader or as a sideman, George Cables helped to define modern mainstream jazz piano of the 1980s and ’90s. When he was 18 and at Mannes College, he formed the Jazz Samaritans with Steve Grossman and Billy Cobham.

Capitol Sings Sammy Cahn: It's Magic features several of Cahn's greatest songs as performed by Capitol recording artists like Nat King Cole, Dinah Washingon, Nancy Wilson, and Dean Martin.

These recordings came about because the directors of Club Francais du Livre decided to go into the record business. Their plan was to record the top French musicians of the time, each session having an American visiting guest star. One suspects that the documentation of each session was sketchy, for instance there is an unlisted Bass player on the Buck Clayton set and there are other similar anomalies.