Joan Sutherland - The Age Of Bel CantoA groundbreaking Decca album celebrating the glory of both bel canto and the voice of Sutherland in her prime, long unavailable on it's own, reissued complete with a booklet introduction from Richard Bonynge. More than a quarter of a century has now passed since Decca remastered ? The Age of Bel Canto? among the first releases in it's ? Classic Sound? series of classic albums from the label? s history. While the contents of the album have reappeared

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and sonorously expressed by the sopila - a traditional shawm instrument - as well as through choral singing and folk dances

Set in Shakespeare's hometown of Stratford-on-Avon

Dr John: The Montreux Years is a musical trip for fans

After reaching the bar setting artistic peak with "Bad Hombre" in 2017

the Gothenburg Symphony in their great hall

You could drive off a cliff believing that you were still on the road

It features four previously unreleased tracks from the Saturday Night studio repertoire

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For her third album on Alpha

recording two final songs-one with Pope exploring vocal duties-before fading into obscurity