https://musicalphabet.com/2026/04/18/painkiller-the-great-god-pan/musicalphabeten2026-04-18T07:26:47+00:00Painkiller: The Great God PanJohn Zorn, New Jersey, April 18, England, Birmingham, tenth album, East Orange, Scott Hull, 2024, Painkiller, Orange Music, James Dellatacoma, Tzadik, Bill Laswell, Chippy, Heung-Heung Chin, Mick Harris, 2025, Austin Osman Spare, Ercildoune, Secret Sins, Karath=Razar. Tomyo T. L., Lad's Old Room B14, The Great God Panhttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/04/18/isaac-hayes-the-isaac-hayes-movement/musicalphabeten2026-04-18T07:18:20+00:00Isaac Hayes: The Isaac Hayes MovementGeorge Harrison, Isaac Hayes, 1969, Jerry Butler, The Bar-Kays, Burt Bacharach, Something, Charles Chalmers, Sandra Rhodes, George Horn, Hal David, third album, Pat Lewis, Joel Brodsky, William Butler, David Krieger, Ed Wolfrum, Dale Warren, Henry Bush, Ron Capone, Joe Tarantino, Herb Kole, I Stand Accused, The Isaac Hayes Movement, April 1970, One Big Unhappy Family, I Just Don’t Know What to Do With Myself, Enterprise Recordshttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/04/17/black-sabbath-headless-cross/musicalphabeten2026-04-17T05:41:39+00:00Black Sabbath: Headless Cross1988, Black Sabbath, Cozy Powell, Tony Iommi, April 17, Liverpool, 1989, Brian May, Laurence Cottle, Amazon Studios, Berkshire, I.R.S., November, August, fourteenth album, Call of the Wild, Leeds, Woodcray Studios, Tony Martin, Geoff Nicholls, Sean Lynch, Black Moon, Headless Cross, The Gates of Hell, Devil & Daughter, Kill in the Spirit World, Jeremy Lewis, Nightwing, When Death Calls, The Soundmillhttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/04/17/michael-gibbs-same/musicalphabeten2026-04-17T05:32:10+00:00Michael Gibbs: SameDeram, Jack Bruce, 1970, debut album, Kenny Wheeler, Barbara Thompson, John Marshall, Michael Gibbs, Henry Lowther, Alan Skidmore, Ray Warleigh, Frank Ricotti, Peter Eden, Ian Hammer, Chris Pyne, John Wilbraham, John Surman, Tony Oxley, Tony Roberts, Derek Watkins, Duncan Lamont, Cliff Hardie, Chris Spedding, self-titled album, April 1970, David Horler, Family Joy, Nowhere (for Bob Moses), Some Shadows (for John Dankworth), Sweet Rain (for Stan Getz), Some Echoes, Oh Boy!, Feeling and Things, And on the Third Day (for Gary Burton), Liturgy, Maurice Miller, Nigel Carter, Bobby Lambe, Ken Goldy, Mike Osborne, Brian Odges, Bob Cornford, Ray Russeel, Mick Pynehttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/04/17/wes-montgomery-down-here-on-the-ground/musicalphabeten2026-04-17T05:23:41+00:00Wes Montgomery: Down Here On The GroundHerbie Hancock, 1967, New Jersey, 1968, A&M, Herb Alpert, Georgia on my mind, Burt Bacharach, Ron Carter, Ray Barretto, Mike Mainieri, Neil Larsen, Gene Orloff, Don Sebesky, Hubert Laws, Lalo Schifrin, Hoagy Carmichael, Van Gelder Studio, January, December, Leslie Bricusse, Grady Tate, George Ricci, The Fox, Hal David, Wes Montgomery, George marge, Paul Francis Webster, Pete Turner, Emanuel Vardi, Romeo Penque, Creed Taylor, João Donato, Englewood Cliffs, Raoul Poliakin, Tony Hatch, Jackie Trent, 21st album, Nick Ceroli, John Pisano, Hollis King, Rudy Van Gelder, Stuart Gorrell, Kevin Reeves, Eumir Deodato, April 1968, Sam Antupit, Bobby Rosengarden, When I Look in Your Eyes, Isabelle Wong, Gale Garnett, Up and At It, Down Here on the Ground, I Say a Little Prayer for You, Know It All (Quem Diz Que Sabe), Paulo Valle, Goin' on to Detroit, The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener, Wind Song, Andy Kman