Rozetta Johnson - Woman's Way: Complete Rozetta Johnson 1961-1975Vocalist Rozetta Johnson recorded some marvelous examples of southern soul in the '60s and '70s, particularly when collaborating with songwriter Sam Dees. This CD features practically all her known recordings from those decades. Rozetta's songs are as popular as ever among the cognoscenti and modern soul crowds will be thrilled to hear the new take on the in demand 'How Can You Lose Something You Never Had." Finally her complete secular recordings are

Arch Enemy first garnered praise with the metal milestone Black Earth in 1996

Silent Witness

paralysed by the inertia of the confinement combined with regular missives about the super creativity of composer colleagues via social media

Fred McMullen did not record very much

and set about deconstructing some of his best loved pieces

1&2] "two performances of masterpieces: marvellous orchestral playing and a carefree feeling to the music-making

"Hanging for Django"

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Toni Braxton just to name a few

their last atmosphere-heavy production that dropped on Laux's Kanzleramt imprint in 2017

With Hideki Ninomiya

As a result