Ray Peterson- The Wonder Of You: Best Of Ray Peterson 1957-1962Label: Jasmine Released 2014 Known as "The Golden Voice of Rock 'n' Roll", Ray Peterson was a genuinely remarkable singer with a four and a half octave range. His passionate and dramatic singing style and powerful onstage presence made him a popular live performer and he carved out a big career in Las Vegas, as well as a string of hit records. Peterson famously recorded the original versions of two of the 20th century's iconic Rock 'n' Roll songs,

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the wonderful Burke Carroll and East Coast legend Julie Doiron (of Eric’s Trip) singing on the song “Roll Down That Wave”

full-color pocket sleeves with stills from the film

dance and raise a glass to the past together

The third and final volume in a trilogy exploring the teenage tape experimentation of Warren Defever aka His Name Is Alive

Other choice covers include a laid-back version of "People Sure Act Funny" by Titus Turner and Bobby Robinson and an inventive reworking of The Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby" that injects the Lennon-McCartney gem with a healthy dose of soul

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Hub-Tones stands as one of the most significant artistic statements of FREDDIE HUBBARD's formidable career

electronic and sound-art songwriting

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but fans will also find the band continuing to nudge the edges of their sound outward

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