Ruggiero Ricci Complete American Decca Recordings (Boxset) TemporarilyUnavailable Both have pasts steeped in

Both have pasts steeped in the blues tradition and each has consistently represented their fundamental roots of the Chicago blues idiom throughout their illustrious careers

“a nuanced piece of music would emerge organically

unwinding and re-weaving digital sensory triggers into contemporary sonatas

here Rakei dives deeper into his sound

Ruggiero Ricci Complete American Decca Recordings (Boxset) TemporarilyUnavailable Both have pasts steeped inSeveral legendary but long unavailable recordings freshly remastered in a comprehensive 'original covers' set of Ruggiero Ricci's recordings for American Decca during the 1960s. With definitive accounts of the Tchaikovsky Concerto and the Paganini Caprices recorded in 1950, Ruggiero Ricci became established as a Decca artist in the early days of LP. A decade later he began recording for Decca's American division, and between 1960 and 1970 he made nine