Marv Johnson - You Got What It Takes: The Complete Singles & Albums 1958-62Marv Johnson You Got What It Takes: The Complete Singles & Albums 1958 62 This collection offers a comprehensive overview of his early years, as well as an entertaining showcase for his distinctive talent. The R&B singer and songwriter Marv Johnson was one of the first artists to be signed to the Tamla by Berry Gordy, although his records came out on United Artists, as the fledgling Motown set up was not ready to handle him. He continued recording for

Doc Severinson

Bach and Debussy

mezzo-soprano

younger artists whom she influenced

"Busybody"

2022 release from the LA-based multi-instrumentalist

plus a whopping 14 previously unissued gems by the Ventures

What A Difference A Day Made

becoming hugely popular as they very much set the tone for the Roaring Twenties with their hot jazz-influenced novelty dance music for which the post-war decade became famous

violinist and conductor whose orchestra played the "sweet" style of dance band and easy listening music which appealed to the broad spectrum of middle America during the 1930s through the '40s and into the early '50s

and represents some of the best and most popular gospel music of that era

influential and hugely successful vocal trio The Boswell Sisters