John Hartford - Steamboat Whistle BluesIn 1967 The Byrds rented a studio in Nashville and hired local musicians, including John Hartford and Clarence White, to record an album about American musical history, based on hillbilly, country and bluegrass. Directed by producer Pete Asher, the Byrds recorded the album "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo". John Hartford's influence as guitarist and banjo player on this production has been considered enormous. The album is seen as a milestone in rock history,

Random mix of ocean blue vinyl & black vinyl

was created in the summer of 2020 in a harikuyamaku's studio in Okinawa

KVAEN keeps the listener engaged with a knife against the throat until the last moment of Funeral Pyre

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and great master of the music in the image whose soundtracks have marked their collective memory: Borsalino

Robert Loggia

Mary Bevan

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coupling a dance from a solo cello suite by Bach with an Armenian song that she performs with great sensitivity

bring this neglected music back to life in great style

Sometimes it can be found in the most simple encouragement

together they discover that in order to save his world