Orquesta Sublime - Sabroso Como El GuarapoOrquesta Sublime was founded in Cuba in 1956 by flautist Melquiades Fundora as a Charanga orchestra and has survived in the hearts of Cuban music fans as one of the very best practitioners of the style. Their wonderfully pure, organic recordings have been prized by collectors of Cuban music all over the world. The classic album, "Sabroso Como El Guarapo" was recorded in the early 1960's and their first album to be distributed in the US. All selections

who also were the backing group on many of The Jive Five's hits

Blues legend Charlie Musselwhite's driving boogie-woogie harp on 'California Blues' is an absolute highlight

THE NAKED KISS is among Fullers greatest

however: the concertos by Antonio Vivaldi

Aarhus Symphony Orchestra and conductor Andreas Delfs here present two key works in Riisager's catalogue

Originally composed for their newborn son

Osgood is covering classic organ tunes such as "Wildfire" or "Play It Back" and also interpreting hit songs like "By the Time I get To Phoenix" and "Når Lyset bryder Frem" by danish rock icon Sebastian

climbing to number 9 in the US Billboard Hot 100

2 in A minor and Sonata No

and celebrate the immobility and beauty found in age-old church texts such as Ave verum corpus

Derek Lee Ragin - Italian Lute Songs

The four movements correspond to times of day: the dawn (Mattutino)