Blue Barron & His Orchestra - 1946-50Blue Barron leads this dance, pop and light swing orchestra which experienced particular success in the Midwest, where this type of big band was especially popular. This 64 minute collection from 1946 50 features the songs "Zip A Dee Do Dah," "Who Told You That Lie?," "Cuban Pete," "Put That Kiss Back Where You Found It," "The Merry Widow Waltz" and others. Includes 8 alternate takes never issued on Lang Worth.

the Mass is a work of resonant beauty and sweetness

performing the first seven sonatas of the set on three different instruments - a French and an Italian harpsichord and a copy of a clavichord built in Sweden in 1742 - with well-judged ornamentations and use of rubato

searching out in the melodrama a dual art that merges words with music in the hope of revealing just how moving the genre can be

JOSIAH had a three-album run between 2000 and 2008 that few in heavy psych-driven rock could (or can) match

We are steered through each location under the guidance of our personable hostess who ornaments her in-depth knowledge of Stratford and it's illustrious native son with the kind of tales that aren't normally found in guide books

many of his transcriptions and editions have been published

After word of his skills spreads

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Limited Edition) Two-time GRAMMY® Award-winning EVANESCENCE's The Bitter Truth is an epic

After his SACD with works by Joan Cabanilles

Effortlessly bridging the divides between pure blues

He premiers "Big Hearted"