Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll 4: Smack Dub/ Var - Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll 4: Smack Dub In The Middle (Various Artists)Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll Volume 4 looks at Caucasian men and women from differing music backgrounds who covered R&B songs. The music is sourced from the golden years of 1954 through to 1963, from labels large and small. The 28 song album is stuffed full of American, Australian, and Argentinian Rockers, with numerous artists being mostly unknown, but not lacking in star quality.

barely into his twenties

Charlie Feathers and from the 1970s onwards Jackie Lee Cochran used the Native- American version of his name on his recording

Debussy/ Kuijken Ensemble - Debussy: Chamber Music

The pianist becomes a knight in the service of music and every piece that is played is a musical journey

'the ceremony that accompanies the passage of a human being into the hereafter

Meanwhile they got in contact with two indisputable heroes of German film music - Peter Thomas ("Space Patrol"

hundreds of concerts all over Europe and being invited to some of the best metal festivals in Europe (Roadburn

More Than Ever

Queeneth Agbor

Men battle robotic tanks in an apocalyptic Tokyo in A FAREWELL TO WEAPONS (BUKI YO SARABA)

Dorota Barova is a Czech singer and cello player well known to audiences as a member of numerous groups such as Tara Fuki and Vertigo

" "Very Special" and "Save The Day (Kodak Black)