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On the 150th anniversary of the birth of Charles Ives - acclaimed by his champion Leonard Bernstein as the 'first great American composer', who, 'all alone in his Connecticut barn, created his own private musical revolution' - Sony Classical presents the most authoritative recording collection ever released of works by this eccentric, prophetic genius. The 5-CD box set 117 tracks 'Charles Ives - The Anniversary Edition' is a unique and provocative introduction.

Have you ever heard “Hippy Dippy Funky Monkey Double Bubble Sitar Man?” Well, the “Top Forty” radio stations throughout the country certainly have and play it often. This hit record is sung by The Hubbels, a fast moving talented couple. The Hubbels are Mary Ann Frazell, 21, and Bob Hubbel, 22. Bob writes lyrics and music, sings and plays the guitar, while Mary Ann sings. “Misty Morning,” which was the first song they sang together; and informal singing for friends sparked the idea for Mary Ann and Bob to sing and work together professionally. Both Bob and Mary Ann are skilled musicians; as a matter of fact, they met at Wittenberg University’s School of Music in 1966.

The grand story of the famous 'Birdman' John Gould and his talented wife Elizabeth, who revealed the astonishing world of Australian birds and wildlife in one of the most important naturalist expeditions in history - from the bestselling author of Sister Viv, Flinders, Banks, Mrs Kelly and The Remarkable Mrs Reibey.

Have you ever heard “Hippy Dippy Funky Monkey Double Bubble Sitar Man?” Well, the “Top Forty” radio stations throughout the country certainly have and play it often. This hit record is sung by The Hubbels, a fast moving talented couple. The Hubbels are Mary Ann Frazell, 21, and Bob Hubbel, 22. Bob writes lyrics and music, sings and plays the guitar, while Mary Ann sings. “Misty Morning,” which was the first song they sang together; and informal singing for friends sparked the idea for Mary Ann and Bob to sing and work together professionally. Both Bob and Mary Ann are skilled musicians; as a matter of fact, they met at Wittenberg University’s School of Music in 1966.

An essential collection of the unmistakable voice of Michael Bublé, featuring his career-defining songs, including 'Haven't Met You Yet', 'Feeling Good', 'Sway', and more, as well as two new never-released songs, 'Don't Blame It On Me' and 'Quizas, Quizas, Quizas'.

Michael is releasing a brand new greatest hits album, ‘The Best Of Bublé’, out September 27th! The compilation includes 21 essential tracks as well as two previously unreleased songs, “Quizas, Quizas, Quizas” and “Don’t Blame It On Me”.

Have you ever heard “Hippy Dippy Funky Monkey Double Bubble Sitar Man?” Well, the “Top Forty” radio stations throughout the country certainly have and play it often. This hit record is sung by The Hubbels, a fast moving talented couple. The Hubbels are Mary Ann Frazell, 21, and Bob Hubbel, 22. Bob writes lyrics and music, sings and plays the guitar, while Mary Ann sings. “Misty Morning,” which was the first song they sang together; and informal singing for friends sparked the idea for Mary Ann and Bob to sing and work together professionally. Both Bob and Mary Ann are skilled musicians; as a matter of fact, they met at Wittenberg University’s School of Music in 1966.

Michael is releasing a brand new greatest hits album, ‘The Best Of Bublé’, out September 27th! The compilation includes 21 essential tracks as well as two previously unreleased songs, “Quizas, Quizas, Quizas” and “Don’t Blame It On Me”.

An essential collection of the unmistakable voice of Michael Bublé, featuring his career-defining songs, including 'Haven't Met You Yet', 'Feeling Good', 'Sway', and more, as well as two new never-released songs, 'Don't Blame It On Me' and 'Quizas, Quizas, Quizas'.

This concert comes in the two year purple patch that saw Stevie Wonder cross out of his designated genre into the mainstream. Music of My Mind (1972), Talking Book (1972) and Inner Visions (1973), were three successive masterpieces that alerted the world to something that those in the business had known for a while: Little Stevie Wonder had grown up to be a musical visionary, a genius. Although pretty much a one-man-band in the studio Stevie assembled a great backing band, Wonderlove, for the road, allowing them plenty of room to stretch out. Performed at the Berkeley Community Theatre, California, March 4, 1973 and broadcast by KSAN-FM.