The Nobles - Poor Rock N' RollA fine doo wop group from New Haven, Connecticut, The Nobles consisted of four fine vocalists Dickie Bernardo, Joey Kakulis, Sal Tramachi and Pat Cosenza. Featured here is 1957's "Poor Little Rock N' Roll" coupled with 1963's "Why Be a Fool." Newly remastered.

and glockenspiel from Mitch Easter all bolster the record's mercurial grace

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" All tracks have been newly remastered for this exclusive release

Monteverdi and Cavalli on the list of composers who have inspired an album by Christina Pluhar and her ensemble L'Arpeggiata

One for Shirley pays homage to the legendary organist Shirley Scott

Dewey Redman

The work group formed by Telemann's overture suites is regarded as exemplary and even today offers a wealth of discoveries - and the three works presented here in album recording premieres certainly answer this description

Weight: 128gram

The motets

which walk along the border between past and present

a devoted stepfather to her young daughter Lauren and a first-time dad (at 50

one of the most in-demand drummers of his generation