Red Hot! is the newly-released debut CD from Ebony & Ivory. Guest artists on the disc include Dave Weckl and Victor Wooten, and musical styles range from jazz to light classical, ragtime to Benny Goodman, with Klezmer and New Age thrown in for good measure! You'll be sure to recognize Maple Leaf Rag, Air Mail Special, America (from West Side Story,) Heart and Soul, Tico Tico and Summertime, just a few of the tracks on this wonderful CD!

Andrew's most recent recording, Multiplicity, features his original works almost exclusively, including the lovely Sonata for Flute and Piano, a rollicking setting of Robert Service's The Cremation of Sam McGee, and his major sacred work, Gloria. canEHdian.com's review states "Gilpin's unique new album is rich, satisfying, and is sure to please the ears of anyone who comes across it."

Fred Jacobowitz ("Ebony") is featured on this CD from the Maryland-based Machaya Klezmer Band. Klezmer is a style of playing as well as a type of music, and the Machaya Klezmer Band has captured that authentic sound of the early twentieth-century klezmorim (Jewish musicians) from the shtetls of Eastern Europe to the Lower East Side of New York - the spontaneity, the drive, the expressiveness, the freestyle arrangements.

Andrew's first recording with his jazz trio features Peter Telford on bass, Evan Ritchie on drums, and guest artist Leslie Allt on flute. This CD features Kaity, the first jazz tune Andrew wrote, plus Randall Thompson's Alleluia, adapted for trio from the famous choral work. Several pieces by Claude Bolling are also included, as well as the beautiful All Love by Chick Corea.