Ginny Simms - I'd Like to Set You to MusicSimms first came to national attention as the singer with Kay Kyser's orchestra. She joined Kyser in 1934 & stayed with him until 1941, during which time he had become a huge radio & dance hall star. Going solo, Ginny maintained a high profile radio career, and made a number of Hollywood films. This 26 track compilation features songs from radio, films & commercial recordings, including the songs "You Go To My Head," "Stormy Weather," "Amor," "I Get A

at the very beginning of the era of the synthesizer

after releasing his prior album

United Artists Records concentrated largely on soundtrack albums during it's first few years of operations but tried to cut hit pop singles too

Whether as single pieces or grouped in the form of real cycles

From the Japanese shakuhachi and Chinese erhu to the Armenian duduk and the Persian setar

Gluck had the good fortune to work with the final alto singers of his generation: not only Gaetano Guadagni

he turns to undisputed highlights of the repertoire: the collection of six sonatas in three parts which Bach compiled in the late 1720s

this is an album that demands your attention

"Chickery Chick"

"One At A Time" and "Faded In The Morning" boast dizzying choruses and instrumentals

which Vincent Dumestre brings back to life here

Fitz-Gerald - 24 Preludes & Fugues Op 87