Charlie Whitehead & Swamp Dogg Band - Charlie Whitehead & Swamp Dogg BandThis classic 1973 album, featuring Charlie Whitehead, the protg of songwriter producer Jerry Williams Jr. (aka Swamp Dogg) is the follow up to the groundbreaking album Raw Spitt which was the first collaboration between Swamp Dogg and Charlie Whitehead. Williams was the first to produce Whitehead back in 1968, and their collaborations together are among the most sought out recordings in the world of underground soul music. All selections have been

the famous Venetian school for orphan girls

2 hit 'Sugar And Spice'

Someone who can say a lot with a little

Circumstances were against us

On the road

Throughout the '60s and into the '70s

one performer took on an identity of a Mexican when a Mexican-American family took him into their home and two Dutchmen moved to Spain and lived as Spaniards

The programme also includes four concertos

the Collegium Pro Musica has assembled a distinguished discography on Brilliant Classics which has attracted international praise

and the miniature overture The Merrymakers

Kasper Holten's production of Don Giovanni reveals the inner turmoil of the eponymous antihero

LaDoris Cordell