Bobby Lewis - One Track MindBobby Lewis is one of those talented performers whose recognition is confined to a single monster hit, "Tossin' and Turnin'." Released in early 1961, the single rode the charts to 23 weeks, eventually hitting the number one spot on both the pop and R&B charts. Lewis had other hits, including a Top Ten follow up with "One Track Mind," and had been working for years before that, yet the one song came to be his signature. Featured here is "One Track

Following on from their highly acclaimed first album featuring three quartets by Haydn

keeping his magnetic needle always fixed on a steady

Sea Blue in Coke Bottle Clear

I go in search of the musical expression of the 19th century and trace compositions and interpretations from this period

an inspiration for the very first opera and beyond

Dikener published an internationally renowned cello method book

Spyhorelandet wallows in everyday themes

standing apart from his New Wave contemporaries with his patented brand of gently existential

The melodies of the sacred Pietist songs are

Kirsten Johnson is a piano explorer - she has made her name recording undiscovered corners of the classical piano repertoire

a hotbed of new jazz talent in the '50s

with well over 40 coming in this seminal first quarter-century or so of his career