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Big Round Records

Big Round Records is one of the Parma Recordings family of recording labels. It features a wide range of styles of music, including jazz, swing and protest music, all with a modern twist, whilst keeping close to tradition.

 

A selection of articles about Big Round Records

CD Spotlight. A Nostalgic Novelty - Paul English's 'Girl in Green', reviewed by Ona Jarmalavičiūtė. '... feels personal and human, bringing charged emotion.'

CD Spotlight. A Simpler Age - Folk songs from the Red River Valley, heard by Geoff Pearce. 'The performances and arrangements are unpretentious ...'

CD Spotlight. Gentle Playing - Juan Álamo's jazz for marimba, heard by Ron Bierman. '... beautiful, rich tones ...'

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