Jack Nitzsche is usually associated with pop music instead of symphony orchestras. Beginning in 1960, his work as a writer/arranger/producer/musician garnered him experience and credentials with as eclectic an array of artists as is possible within the context of pop music. From Doris Day to Neil Young, Nitzsche played an oft times subtle, yet always significant role in the success of their sounds. While not his first solo album, St. Giles Cripplegate is Nitzsche's initial foray into extended... Read More