Willie Egan - Legendary Bop Rhythm & Blues ClassicsFirst ever comprehensive collection of the legendary Willie Egan a Louisiana rocker in the style of Fats Domino and Smiley Lewis who never achieved the fame he deserved but was an enormous talent nonetheless. The selections presented here were recorded in Los Angeles in late 1955 and early '56 and musicians featured include Red Calendar on bass; Pete Lewis and Lloyd Rowe on guitar; K. C. Bell and Kenny Primus on drums; Don Johnson on trumpet; Jackie

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the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto

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Amidst the pressures of work and the loneliness of adapting to life in a foreign country

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the 33-year-old trained at the famous Sibelius Academy

The fourth volume in the highly acclaimed Copland series from John Wilson and the BBC Philharmonic opens with the resoundingly successful Symphony No

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