Duke Ellington - From the Archives 1Through the ranks of Duke Ellington's Orchestra passed some of the biggest names in jazz, including Johnny Hodges, Ray Nance, Rex Stewart, Ben Webster, Paul Gonsalves, Harry Carney and Clark Terry, to name a few. The selections presented here feature the phenomenal Ellington Orchestra in it's prime, recorded between 1943 and 1946. "The Kissing Bug" features the vocals of Joya Sherrill; "It Don't Mean a Thing" features Ray Nance and Taft Jordan on

and this time he places the plot in Count Almaviva's summer residence - a place where the count spent his childhood

The group attracted the attention of legendary Philly soul producer Butch Ingram and recorded the critically acclaimed album My Love Is TRU in 2010 on Society Hill Records

one of Doo-Wop's premier vintage record labels

Also from the early 70s is a rare foray into contemporary music inspired by her Welsh heritage

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Trio Ostertag consists of violinist Christian Ostertag

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The new 2-CD set from BR-KLASSIK now presents these great cornerstones of Mozart's symphonic oeuvre -in the very best sound quality

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invited him to do some shows in Germany and record a couple songs for a compilation album

he strives to infuse flow and energy in every piece he creates

with his impact extending into the pop era