Ann Margret

Chet Atkins Goes to the Movies is the forty-seventh studio album by guitarist Chet Atkins, released in 1975. Chet won the 1976 Best Country Instrumental Performance Grammy for "The Entertainer". He and Jerry Reed were also nominated that year for their performance of "Colonel Bogey".

Piero Piccioni: Italian composer, conductor, pianist and organist. Self-taught musician. Until 1957, he used the pseudonym Piero Morgan. Author of more than 300 soundtracks.

Paul Sabu began his career as a noted producer of disco music for Debbie Jacobs "Hot Hot (Give It All You Got) and "Don't You Want My Love", for himself as Sabu "Loose Lucy Is On The Loose", Ann Margret "Love Rush" and Sister Power, "Gimme Back My Love Affair" He was signed as staff writer/artist for the Morocco imprint of Motown which concentrated on rock music and released the "Kidd Glove" LP in 1984, a solo album of his.

Califia: The Songs Of Lee Hazlewood is a 2010 compilation CD honoring the works of singer/songwriter Lee Hazlewood featuring some of his many works throughout his career. This was released on the Ace.

2013 three CD set that contains the most interesting songs you're ever likely to hear in such a set. Even though 80 of the 88 songs here were Top 40 hits, most of them aren't the obvious tracks you'll find on other such collections. Best of all, there are 25 CD debuts here, including significant stereo debuts on nearly a dozen great songs like 'Town Without Pity,' 'Venus in Blue Jeans,' 'Let the Little Girl Dance' and 'Sealed with a Kiss,' just to mention a few. There's also a 10,000 word essay by Greg Adams with fascinating biographical details about every one of the 72 different artists who perform here. In short, no expense has been spared, no detail overlooked, to bring you, the collector, the most amazing sound experience you'll ever hear from the great music of this seminal period in popular music. Simply a MUST for your collection!