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• Tam says:

  14.08.2019 at 18:44

  The dB’s “Like This” released 35 years ago today, September 12th, Bearsville Records. Jangly power pop in the vein of Alex Chilton (who founder/bassist Chris Stamey performed with in the late 70′s; Stamey departed the dB’s just prior to Like This) and congrecuconniter.gispunopgezabonlajanworlturotve.infoinfo The dB’s pre-date R.E.M. by a bit ( vs. ) there is a southern connection – The dB’s are from North.

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• Faelkis says:

  18.08.2019 at 11:07

  View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Turn Back The Hands Of Time: Great Orchestras Of The '50s And '60s on Discogs.

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• Shakagis says:

  10.08.2019 at 08:10

  DVD: live charity concert with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Johnny Carson, taped in St. Louis in the mid-'60s and broadcast by TVLand a couple of years back. Full frame, color. CD contains rare performance of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. recorded during 6-night run (Nov. 26 - Dec. 2, ) at the Villa Venice.

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• Kat says:

  14.08.2019 at 23:23

  Lee Shaw Trio - Live in Graz - CD Recorded at Café Stockwerk, Graz, Austria () + DVD ( color) of live concert, bonus tracks, photos and Interviews with Lee Shaw - ARC (congrecuconniter.gispunopgezabonlajanworlturotve.infoinfo) ***** Pianist Lee Shaw, born in Ada, Oklahoma in , absorbed the .

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• Tashakar says:

  14.08.2019 at 10:09

  For the time being let's take care about "Moon Gas", which is a great, Great, GREAT record from the Space Age era also due to the otherwordly vocals provided by Mary Mayo. Born 20 July in Statesville, North Carolina, Mary Mayo first got started as a singer appearing on broadcasts from radio station WBT in Charlotte, just after the end of.

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• Sharn says:

  16.08.2019 at 18:15

  Dec 31,  · It is comfort for the soul in 3/4 time. Another reminiscence about Virginia is rendered on “Don’t Forget This Song”. With a slide guitar, this somewhat fatalistic observation (Doomed for eternity ”) balances itself with the refrain, “ May forget the singer, but don’t forget the song ” Again a great turn of phrase by A.P.

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• Doukus says:

  12.08.2019 at 00:25

  In the 60s and 70s, the synthesiser had mostly been regarded as either a novelty or a threat. Tomorrow’s World warned us that the cold, heartless synth would soon make orchestras redundant. But by , Korgs, Moogs and Rolands were becoming affordable for all, and post-punk had created a safe place for new groups to experiment with these new.

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• Moogujar says:

  12.08.2019 at 22:55

  TED HEATH: Fabulous And His Music, CD $ 2 CDs, 50 tracks, mins, recommended This is an extensive collection from the English big band leader who managed to keep on the charts and in demand long after the heyday of big band music.

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• Malasida says:

  12.08.2019 at 04:39

  The duo of Catrin Finch and Seckou Keita brings together two harpists from very different places. Catrin, who hails from Wales, is one of the most highly-acclaimed classical harpists of our time, having performed concerts and recorded albums with many of the world's great orchestras, with stellar small groups, and as a solo artist.

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