Antonio Adolfo & Carol Saboya – Ao Vivo (Live)
Genre: Bossa Nova
Review: Ao Vivo, made in collaboration with vocalist Carol Saboya, is the result of a father-daughter collaboration. It is an exercise in delicate, low decibel, conversational music. The album is made up of interactive, truly collaborative interplay between Antonio and Carol, avoiding extremes of pitch and intensity and instead exploring fragments of melody and subtleties of harmony.
Tracklisting: Abertura; Voce E Eu; Fotographia; Meu Limao, Meu Limoeiro; Bonita; Canto De Ossanha; Carinhoso; Insensatez; Wave; Passarim Chovendo Na Roseira; Sa Marina; Milagre; Corrida De Jangada.
Personnel: Carol Saboya - Vocals; Antonio Adolpho - Piano; Claudio Spiwak - Guitar; Gabriel Vivas - Double bass; Carlomagno Araya - drums.
Similar Artists: Antonio Carlos Jobim
Playing Time: 49:53
Website: http://www.antonioadolfo.com.br
Darol Anger & Mike Marshall - Woodshop
Genre: Folk Jazz
Review: Woodshop is an update album from a 1985 release called Chiaroscuro. The album is the antithesis of flashy, attention-seeking music making and, accordingly, sold over 65000 copies in the five year period since it's release in 1985. Woodshop is pretty, with an undercurrent of harmonic astringency. It has depth and intelligence and further enhances the artist's reputation amongst those who heard it.
Tracklisting: Intro; Peter Pan; Slip And Slide; Who Had Whom; Borealis; Interlude 1; The Unbearable Gift; Bach, Up; Interlude 2; Replaceitall; Hearts Wait; Interlude 3; The Creep; Outro.
Personnel: Darol Anger - Violin, cello; Mike Marshall - Mandolin, guitar; Todd Phillips - Bass; Michael Manring - Bass; Todd Sickafoose - Bass; Phil Aaberg - Piano; Aaron Johnston - Percussion.
Similar Artists: None
Playing Time: 53:21
Website: http://www.adventure-music.com/
Ricardo Silveira – Outro Rio
Genre: Latin Jazz Guitar
Review: Over the past fifteen years, Ricardo Silveira has earned a reputation as one of Brazils's most admired and respected guitarists. Silveira has the grace of Pat Metheny. Even though the guitar has the first word and the last, the rhythm section is hard-working and indispensable, as drummers Renato Massa and Jurim Moreira; and percussionist Armando Marcal lay down a steady beat while bassists Andre Rodrigues and Jorge Helder paper over the gaps.
Tracklisting: Outro Rio; Agua Da Nascente; Chuva De Manha; O Sol Na Janela; Melhores Tempos; Choro Bacana; O Monstro E A Flor; Dia Bom; A Medida Do Meu Coracao; Moonlight In Rangiroa; Viver Em Paz; Lembrancas.
Personnel: Ricardo Silveira - Guitars, Andre Rodrigues - Acoustic bass; Renato Massa - Drums; Jorge Helder - Acoustic bass; Jurim Moreira - Drums; Joao Donato - Piano; Jurim Moreira - Drums; Nailor Proveta - Clarinet; Armando Marcal - Percussion; Maria Rita - Voice; Jacques Morelenbaum - Cello.
Similar Artists: Pat Metheny, Luis D'Agostino
Playing Time: 69:59
Website: http://www.adventure-music.com/
Terje Lie - Traveler
Genre: Jazz Saxophone
Review: Los Angeles-based saxophonist and singer Terje Lie's latest CD, Traveler on TCat Records was released in September 2006 and features original compositions by Terje. He brings a lyrical quality to the session; walking when appropriate and dishing up melody at other times. He provides a strong rhythmic foundation that allows the quartet to swing and sway with authority.
Tracklisting: Pier Avenue; Travelers; Warp 7; MDDIII; Runnin' Outta Time; You; Lights Are Low; I Want To Love You; My Love; Silver Streaks.
Personnel: Terje Lie - Soprano, alto & tenor saxophone; bass synthesizer; David Garfield - Keyboards; Ernest Tibbs - Bass; Jeff Olson - Drums.
Similar Artists: Flavio Boltro
Playing Time: 60:38
Website: http://www.terjelie.com/
The Perms - Better Days
Genre: Power Pop/Pop Rock
Review: Better Days is the new CD, released on November 2005, from Winnipeg-based rock act The Perms. It's not only the vocals that show incredible versatility, the musicianship and instrumental accomplishments of the band are pretty extensive. Scott Perry plays various instruments. Throughout the album, everything that everybody plays comes in at just the right place and at just the right time making Better Days a real attention-grabber from the first spin.
Tracklisting: Bring You Down; Lies; Let's Not Fight; While I'm Away; Lorazapam; Versus; Second Thoughts; Saturday Night; The Comfort Of It All; Holding On; Hermit.
Personnel: Shane Smith - Bass, vocals; Chadwick Smith - Guitar, vocals; Scott Perry - Saxophone, keys, vocals; Marty Chapman - Drums; Craig Bonnett - Trumpet, euphonium.
Similar Artists: Rolling Stones, Weezer
Playing Time: 38:03
Website: http://www.theperms.com/
Dub Sac – Featuring The Storytellers
Genre: Dub
Review: It's the quiet ones you have to watch for. Not the furtive loner, living behind drawn shades at the end of your cul-de-sac; but the music that crawls into your ear on little cat feet and whispers, "This is not what you're used to. This... is something else." Dub Sac sends that message loud and clear. The music evokes rest and relaxation, with a mellow yet vibrant quality. It's funky, hip and fun. It is more proof that great things come from small labels.
Tracklisting: Dub Anthem; Bassy Man Dub; Skank For Mel; Everyday Is A Dub Day; Unit 1 Dub; Interlude2; The Elephant Dub; Fighting In The Streets Dub; Interlude; Dub Down The Walls; Jah Dubs Each And Everyone; Ancient Dub; Found Arte; Ancient Man.
Personnel: Doctor Echo - Producer; various other artists - Who Knows, International Farmers, The Dynamos, Shocks Of Mighty, Just-Fi, Doctor Echo, The Storytellers, Price.
Similar Artists: See artists above
Playing Time: 52:52
Website: http://www.aniccarecords.com/
Soundside - Soundside
Genre: Pop Punk/Rock
Review: With repeated listens I was hooked to many of the CD's best songs. The music really takes center stage as I was continually impressed by how interesting the songs each remained despite the lengths. I couldn't believe it when I looked at the length of these songs I was listening to as some of them were close to five minutes. This is a very impressive debut.
Tracklisting: Back To The Beginning; Never Take Me Alive; With You; Stuck In A Memory; Creeping In My Mind; Into The Night; Stolen; Living In The Rain; Roscoe; Cross My Heart; Beautiful Life.
Personnel: Rich Arcati - Lead vocals; Dan Reardon - Guitars, vocals; Christopher De Dona - Bass; Chris Multari - Drums.
Similar Artists: Fall Out Boy, New Found Glory
Playing Time: 45:08
Website: http://www.soundsideband.com/
The Sheepdogs - Trying To Grow
Genre: Blues Rock
Review: The debut album by The Sheepdogs shows what they are all about. Melody, great guitars and incredible hooks. The melodic harmonies that the Sheepdogs can achieve from different instruments is the strongpoint of this band. Those melodies will stay in your mind forever, especially the melody of Tonight, with the eerie vocals, organ and piano. Fans of blues rock, this one is for you all the way!
Tracklisting: Warmer Love; Headin' Down; It's Alright; Tonight; Hang Onto Yourself; Greedy Man; Natural Wonder; Save Yourself; Trying To Grow; You Never Listen; Shine On.
Personnel: Ewan Currie - Lead vocals, guitars, pianos, organ; Leot Hanson - Guitar, backing vocals; Ryan Gullen - Bass, backing vocals; Sam Corbett - Drums, backing vocals; Randy Woods - Slide guitar; Styles Montreux - Saxophone.
Similar Artists: AC/DC, Rolling Stones
Playing Time: 43:07
Website: http://www.thesheepdogs.com/
Sean Lee - Two Amp Songs
Genre: Songwriter/Pop Rock
Review: One could easily lose track of time listening to this album, because it has the knack of reeling the listener in for an aural experience from the first song to the last. Will this be the best pop rock release of the new year? Maybe, as pop rock/singer songwriter acts are becoming more elite as the days and months pass. There is a lot of mid-paced work that serves to build-up nicely and set up many of the melodies that are heard in any given song.
Tracklisting: Today; Show And Tell; Gracefully; Tell Me; Born To Do; Fall Apart; What Does It Take?; Crooked Smile; Anyway; Goodnight Beautiful.
Personnel: Sean Lee - Vocals, guitar; Leo Overtoom - Bass, drums, vocals, keyboard, guitar, cowbell; Saul Kessler - Lead guitar; Liz Kessler - Background vocals.
Similar Artists: Longview, The Police
Playing Time: 38:23
Website: http://www.seanlee.net/
Kid Cozmo - Kid Cozmo
Genre: Electronica/Rock
Review: This is the first full-length release from Chicago based producer Noel Craig. This is actually a compilation of eps and demos made during 2005 & 2006. The music is primarily an exercise in restraint. Noel weaves a web of brooding electronic textures that occasionally climax in fits of primal, focused energy. The seven minute drone of Nothing Left To Feel is the album's epic ambient masterpiece.
Tracklisting: El Cozmo De Kid; r.o.w.y.c.o.; Nothing Left To Feel; My Heart Is Overcome With Terror; What Happened To My World; Bubbles And Clouds; This Entertainment; Dancing Genes; Lull; r.o.w.y.c.o. (instrumental); Nothing Left To Feel (instrumental); Too Much Coffee (bonus track).
Personnel: Noel Craig - producer
Similar Artists: Orbital, Chemical Brothers
Playing Time: 70:44
Website: http://www.kidcozmo.com/
Sprayface - Mag Rims
Genre: Instrumental Rock/Surf
Review: The band's playing on Mag Rims is rhythmically and melodically intricate, tightly executed yet replete with inspired interplay and freeness. And for all the energy being expended, the musicians are listening to each other, working with dynamics and tension-release techniques, bringing as much attention to the group as to the individual instruments.
Tracklisting: Pipedream; Reverend's Redemption; 9 Tana Leaves; Carrier Waves; Mag Rims; Trenchmouth; Rumblefish; Sundrenched; Submarine; The Range; The Eyes Have It; So You Want To Be A Rock N Roll Star; The Will Of The Wave; Endset.
Personnel: Gary Usher Jr. - Guitar, vocals; Ryan O'Connor - Drums; Jimmy Nelson - Bass; Dan Fitzgerald - Guitar; Ryan Barker -
Similar Artists: Hot Rod Moses,
Playing Time: 42:38
Website: http://www.sprayface.com/
Some Assembly Required - Stray Cliches
Genre: Jangly Power Pop
Review: While I may not call Some Assembly Required a truly unique band due to their similarities other bands in the genre, I will still say that this album goes a long way toward cementing them as a great addition to the power pop scene. That did not stop Stray Cliches being one the most memorable and enjoyable listening experiences I had this year, which does not have a single weak track on it.
Tracklisting: Intro; What You Want To Hear; Take A Chance; Paper Doll; Miss Objectively; Marisol's Head; You're A Liar; She's Just Lost Her Mind; Dorian Gray; Made To Order; Break Free.
Personnel: Joe Allen - Vocals, guitars; Scott Allen - Drums, vocals; Brian - Guitars, vocals; Joe Santavicca - Bass, vocals.
Similar Artists: Pixies, R.E.M.
Playing Time: 33:44
Website: www.myspace.com/sardetroit
Lightspeed - Waves
Genre: Progressive Rock
Review: Lightspeed are excellent musicians and that is what shows first and foremost on Waves. The guys can play, pay attention to their leads and shifting tempos. On the album a very short distance separates rockers from warm acoustic melodies. The album's main guitar work is centered around cleanly executed well defined riffs, backed by ambient keyboard washes and soaring vocal work. Highly recommended for progsters.
Tracklisting: Peak Fires; Things To Come; Young At Heart; 7 Waves Of Emotion; Breath Away; One Last Time; Innocence Of Life; Bridges; Let Me In; Razor's Edge; Fly Away.
Personnel: John Perichini - Vocals, drums, saxophone; Rod Chappell - Bass, keyboards, guitars, vocals; Gene Murray - Guitars, keyboards, mandolin, vocals; Terry Crawford - Drums, guitars, keyboards, vocals; Gary Chappell - Keyboards, harmonica, flute, saxophone, vocals.
Similar Artists: Genesis, Jadis
Playing Time: 59:25
Website: http://www.lightspeedmusic.com/
Hedgod - Little Brother Of War
Genre: Funk/Heavy Rock
Review: Hedgod has drawn from his influences and has come up with a very enjoyable alternative/modern hard rock album. There's several tracks on this album that are really outstanding tracks and are sure to attract some attention. If you enjoy solid alternative/modern hard rock but without the annoying "emo" qualities of the current chart heavyweights and are partial to bands like Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave then you just might like this.
Tracklisting: Standby (Intro); Cosmic; Grow; Be; Seed; Breathe; Monster; She Cries; War Of Paradise; Mo Down.
Personnel: Cloud - All instruments, producer
Similar Artists: Faith No More, Rage Against The Machine
Playing Time: 35:12
Website: www.myspace.com/hedgod
Patrick Flynn – Good News
Genre: Blues/Folk
Review: Many different musical influences are apparent on Good News; including a blues feel on "Good News Blues," the folky straight-ahead "Don't Take Your Love Away," and the roots rock feel of "Money Don't Matter". The feel of the familiar combined with constant surprises is very enticing and enables Patrick to give listening pleasure many times. The pacing of the album is also very good.
Tracklisting: Good News Blues; Don't Take Your Love Away; Money Don't Matter; Maybe You're The Dream; Take The Spirit And Run; Mr. Big Time (Uncle Sam); Nothin' But The Rain; What I Say To You; The Realist; I Wanna Go There; Gone Too Soon; Good News Blues (Instrumental).
Personnel: Patrick Flynn - Vocals, guitars, keyboards; Leonard Gill - Bass, guitars; David Rokeach - Drums; Kelvin Dixon - Drums.
Similar Artists: B.B. King, Blues Traveler
Playing Time: 62:48
Website: http://www.silveradomusic.com/
Herb Gibson - Lets Play
Genre: Jazz Vibes
Review: Herb Gibson's music is a very enticing mix of the accessible and the original, making the formal elements an extra bonus. It is hard to tell where the line between composition/arrangement and improvisation lies, which is always a good sign and the musicians really dig in and seem to be having a very good time.
Tracklisting: Sudden Death; You Leave Me Breathless; Cheesecake; Dat Dere; How Do You Keep The Music Playing?; Monk-n-Bird; Moon Ray; Ignunt Oil; Who Can I Turn To?
Personnel: Herb Gibson - Vibraphone; Gloria Cooper - Piano; Chris Amberger - Bass; Larry Hancock - Drums.
Similar Artists: Milt Jackson
Playing Time: 55:56
Website: http://www.silveradomusic.com
Calvin Keys - Hand Made Portrait
Genre: Jazz Guitar
Review: California based jazz guitarist Calvin Keys latest album Hand Made Portrait, combines Broadway show tunes, Great American Songbook classics, bossa nova and jazz standards together. The origin of the music is very interesting, but in the end, the only thing that matters is whether the music engages the listener, which Calvin most certainly does.
Tracklisting: All The Things You Are; Love & Innocence; West Coast Blues; Wave; Little Niles; Oleo; Naima; Good Bait; I'll Remember April; Sachmo's Song; Accustomed To Your Face.
Personnel: Calvin Keys - Guitar; David Rokeach - Drums; Mark "Heshima" Williams - Bass; Jeff Chambers - Bass; Matt Montgomery - Bass.
Similar Artists: Wes Montgomery, Kenny Burrell
Playing Time: 76:13
Website: http://www.silveradomusic.com/
Natural Born Player - Natural Born Player
Genre: Instrumental Progressive Metal
Review: Natural Born Player is the first studio album by guitarist Gabriel Messervier. His playing ranges from driving pneumatic tone clusters to delicate neo-classical flourishes. Francois Pelletier is a sympathetic partner, whose volatile drumming vacillates from thunderous palpitations to spectral washes.
Tracklisting: V.M.A.I.; The Quest; Nois Uf Noc; Steam Train On Fire; William Tell Overture; Hobgoblin; Jedi Picking; Seven-League Boots; Strings Field.
Personnel: Gabriel Messervier - Guitars, bass, banjo, voice; Francois Pelletier - Drums.
For fans of: Megadeth, Dream Theatre, David Gilmour.
Running time: 50:59
Website: http://www.naturalbornplayer.com/
Gates Of Slumber - Suffer No Guilt
Genre: Doom Metal
Review: This is a good effort. Luckily for The Gates Of Slumber they have a true cornerstone to build around in the vocals of Karl Simon. There are certainly shining moments on this album, but there are silent parts on the longer tracks which makes for an arduous listening experience.
Tracklisting: Agel Of Death; Suffer No Guilt; Gemini; Riders Of Doom; Slay The Weak; Wyrmwood; Dweller In The Deep; Children Of The Night; God Wills It; The Woe Of Kings.
Personnel: Karl Simon - Vocals/Guitar; Jason McCash - Bass; Bob Fouts - Drums.
For fans of: Vitus, Frost, Cirith Ungol.
Running time: 1:14:40
Fall Of The Idols - Womb Of The Earth
Genre: Doom Metal
Review: Womb Of The Earth is an absolute delight. The compositions, chordal arrangements, instrumentation, excellent musicianship and ‘sound' of the record is much more than can be expected. The intensity and emotion is in direct contrast to the fact that each song has a slow sludgy riffs, devoid of any fast tempos or pulse.
Tracklisting: Sown Are The Seeds Of Doom; Atonement For The One; The Grand Act; Agonies Be Thy Children; Keep Wandering The Night; Ungodly Thirteen; The Walk; The Pathway.
Personnel: Jyrki Hakomaki - Vocals; Vesa Karppinen - Bass; Rami Moilanen - Lead & rhythm guitar; Jouni Turunen - Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitars; Hannu Weekman - Drums.
For fans of: Reverend Bizarre, Candlemass, Count Raven.
Running time: 1:05:04
Dan Balmer - Thanksgiving
Genre: Jazz Guitar/Organ
Review: Thanksgiving is the latest release by the Oregon jazz guitarist, Dan Balmer. One theme common in all of the tracks is the harmonic layering done by the trio. Dan begins with a plaintive guitar line that invites Gary Versace's organ to join in. Matt Wilson adds cymbals to the mix, giving the sound more texture and depth.
Tracklisting: Venus; Allow Myself; Just Like You; The Longest Day Of The Year; Hearts Of Steel; Greasy Kid Stuff; The Sea The Sea; Stalled; Rain; Thanksgiving.
Personnel: Dan Balmer - Guitar; Gary Versace- Organ; Matt Wilson - Drums.
For fans of: John Scofoeld, Medeski Martin & Wood, Bill Frisell.
Running time: 1:02:32
Website: http://www.danbalmer.com/
The Pyronauts - Surf And Destroy
Genre: Instrumental Surf Rock
Review: One of the joys of surf music is the urgency and utter possibility lurking in each phrase. This provocative new release by The Pyronauts, restlessly push the envelope, daringly risking everything in the pursuit of fresh sonic vistas and heightened states of group cohesion.
Tracklisting: Mike's Barracuda; Hey Fred!; Sifaka; Aztec Harry; Iron Board; Necronomicon Ex Boardis; Cal-Tiki; Pie; Fire; Water; Supertanker Surf; Land Of The One-Eyed Tiki.
Personnel: Paul The Pyronaut - Guitar; Bob Bitchin' - Guitar; Thee Brett Cole - Bass; PanMan - Drums.
For fans of: Laika & The Cosmonauts, Longboard Ranch.
Running time: 42:16
Website: http://www.thepyronauts.com/
Jon Zeeman - Still Life
Genre: Instrumental 90s Funk Rock
Review: With Still Life, Jon Zeeman dazzles with his facility and impeccable taste and further asserts himself as one of the most gifted blues funk guitarists around. Jon is patient with his playing, letting his ideas bloom while steadily gaining urgency and momentum over a simmering groove.
Tracklisting: The Hop; Still Life; Mrs. Ponyworld; Summer; The Secret Lounge; Fluid; Snack; Bye Bye Baby; Fast Train Blues; Party Hat.
Personnel: Jon Zeeman - Guitar; Phil McArthur - Bass, violin; Bob Taylor - Piano; Keith Cronin - Drums; Lou Abbot - Drums.
For fans of: Spin Doctors, Magic Red.
Running time: 50:28
Website: www.cdbaby.com/cd/zeeman
Sorrowind - Ghost Of Reality
Genre: Melancholic Power/Prog Metal
Review: Despite being Finnish, Sorrowind is an entirely new band to me upon receiving their demo releases. It is particularly suprising how ready the band sounds on their second demo Just Like A Child. They mix melodic walls of metal guitars and lush harmony vocals with layers of keyboards with hints of pregressive riffing.
Tracklisting: Reasons To Give In: Say Goodbye; The Game Of The Beast; Reasons To Give In; Deep Inside; Numbed With Grief. Just Like A Child: Just Like A Child; Realize It; No Absolution; Ice Cold. Ghost Of Reality: Ghost Of Reality; Sorrowind; Actions Of Profanity; Children Of The Night.
Personnel: J Muhonen - Vocals; A Hamalainen - Keyboards; S Koskinen - Guitar; J Vakeva - Drums; T Koivisto - Bass; P. Hiltunen - Guitar.
For fans of: Dream Theatre, Nightwish, Blind Guardian
Running time: 59:49
Website: www.sorrowind.com
Elewout De Raad Project - The Cross
Genre: Jazz Fusion
Review: If Hollands's own guitarist got comments on his report cards, they were probably along the lines of: "Plays well with others." With The Cross, Elewout has proven that he has ‘big ears'.
On this debut the leader embodies fusion, a vision of collaboration and egalitarianism, where the whole becomes greater than the sum of the parts.
Tracklisting: Mamaloe; Precious; Inspiration; Down Deep; The Cross.
Personnel: Elewout De Raad - Guitar; Jorrit Godeke - Bass; Hendrik Mulder - Drums.
For fans of: Bill Connors, Allan Holdsworth.
Running time: 38:50
Website: http://www.elewoutderaad.com/
Raise The Shield - Play With Fire
Genre: Heavy/Thrash Metal
Review: It's great to hear a debut that comes out of the gates blazing like this, full of confidence, with a distinctive modern sound anchored deep in the metal tradition. The group dynamic is loose and spontaneous, and Dave solos with a solid, percussive left hand nailing down his free-flying right-hand explorations..
Tracklisting: Fight Ourselves; Play With Fire; Born A Liar; Life Run Cold; Dream; Gods; Darkness; Deathwish.
Personnel: Dave Cardwell - Lead guitar, rhythm guitar, vocals.
For fans of: Megadeth, Judas Priest, Annihilator.
Running time: 31:55
Website: www.myspace.com/raisetheshield
Hurricane Cletis - Hurricane Cletis
Genre: Pop Metal/Heavy Rock/Grunge
Review: The greatest strength of Hurricane Cletis is that they do not have to rely on a barrage of heavy guitar riffs to make an impact. The group works together to create a fantastic moodiness to their music, ranging from beautiful acoustic bits, to catchy hooks and superior melodic guitar riffs. You are being presented with a success story in the making.
Tracklisting: Disgusted; Don't Wanna Wait; Stained; Spend My Time; Little While; Break You; Can't Follow; Wastin' Time; The Vicious Cycle; Stories Before; Pieces Left Behind; On My Way.
Personnel: Greg Dyck - Guitars, vocals; Rob Dyck - Drums; Darren Dyck - Vocals; JK - Bass; Chris Smith - Guitars, vocals.
For fans of: Nickleback, Alter Bridge, Motley Crue
Running time: 43:13
Website: http://www.hurricanecletis.com/
Swing Of Sahara - Balk 'N' Roll
Genre: Jazz, Surf/Balkan Rock
Review: The name of this superlative album by Swing Of Sahara, clearly a play on words, refers to the fact that the group mix rock with Balkan music, and the two are no less resourceful and exhilarating.
Tracklisting: Viruskilla; El Canibal; Hajen; Tres Mujeres; Spanjolskij; Long Horn Love; Intermezzo; Slowology; Nothing Toulouse; Jarvo Rock; Kattekillingen; Be My Turk; El Viento.
Personnel: Andreas Ugorskij - Guitar; Peter Dobronyi - Guitar, harmonica, crooning; Ole Algreen Reimer - Trumpet, flugelhorn; Jesper Lund - Bass; Sigurd Djurhuus - Drums, percussion.
For fans of: Dick Dale, Umbrella Bed.
Running time: 50:58
Website: http://www.swingofsahara.dk/
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