Goldie Hill - Collection 1952-62Goldie Hill, who was always dubbed on her record labels in her early years as "The Golden Hillbilly", was a pioneer in country music, in that she was one of the first female solo artists to rise to prominence in the USA, and was one of the first women to top the US Country charts when she went to No. 1 in 1953 with "I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes", and along with artists like Kitty Wells and Jean Shepard made a significant breakthrough for female

performing and recording into the 1990s

The latter being enriched with the influence of both the Christian world and the Orient (which has been molded by a Jewish and Moorish heredity)

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along with sixteen other Top 10 hits

Guitar historian Graham Wade has stated that "John is the most technically accomplished guitarist the world has seen

truly heavenly music played by Wim Becus "Otremontano Antwerpen" together with the singers of the "Tiburtina Ensemble"

"Down To Earth"

this CD is an enjoyable adjunct to Ace's various artists packages of Modern

"Dealing with the Bach cantatas is a lifelong and wonderful task and challenge

Art Tatum is the one who is most often cited by the great pianists of the post-war era as a key influence and inspiration

rolled and rocked like crazy

Bunny Berigan and Tommy Dorsey from the late 1930s