Los Martinos - Rumba FlamencaLos Martino's were one of the first small Cuban combos to record in Miami following the embargo of 1959. They became popular in the clubs of the densely populated Cuban section of Miami known as Little Havana during the 1960's and 70's. Aside from performing Cuban music, the trio became known for playing music that originated in Spain. This classic album, recorded in the mid 1970's, focuses on Flamenco music and Rumba. All selections newly remastered.

The B Side is The Hive's crushing cover of Sunny & The Sunliners' classic "If I Could See You Now"

who came from Königsberg

Following his spectacular concertos for piano and for violin

but this remarkable new album has it's own chemistry and is an unexpected treasure from the two well established artists

at least for a certain period: that of Corelli

"We took a very traditional approach to recording a rock album

must have been added to his ears

It is very interesting to see in this background the person and works of Franz Xaver Mozart - a pianist and composer

Petersburg-based multi-instrumentalist Vladimir takes us by surprise this time (temporarily

It's introspective and calming

the last ten songs Gord wrote hold fast to his unwavering artistic spirit

Three CD set featuring 66 tracks by The Sweet Inspirations cut for Atlantic Records between 1967 and 1970