David Sanson

Chris Stills is a singer songwriter and guitarist that creates music that is appealing and honest and that crosses a wide range of emotions through love and hardships. Stills, the son of American rock musician Stephen Stills and French singer-songwriter Veronique Sanson, was raised between Paris and Los Angeles. His multicultural influences are infused in his work as a singer-songwriter and actor. The self-reflective and atmospheric album is called Don’t Be Afraid.

"Loving and Free" is the 3rd album by English singer Kiki Dee released in 1973 on The Rocket Record Company label. It was recorded at the AIR Studios and Nova Studios in London between April 28 and June 22, 1973. "Loving and Free" has masterful production by Elton John and Clive Franks, and if anything, it is as lovingly produced as it is performed. One of four strong Kiki Dee originals is the title track, which opens up this soulful album, reflected so beautifully in the cover photo of young Dee on a bicycle with flowers in a field. It's reminiscent of Lesley Duncan's "Love Song," and lo and behold, Duncan shows up on backing vocals on the very next song, "If It Rains." Elton John plays keyboards on seven of the ten tracks, including the short gospel piece "If It Rains," written by Dee, and the Bernie Taupin/Elton John number "Lonnie and Josie."

2007 digitally remastered double CD featuring CSN' Stephen Stills' three mid-'70s studio albums. Stills was released in 1975, followed one year later by Illegal Stills. Fans had to wait another two years until the release of Thoroughfare Gap (1978). This two disc set comes in a slimline double jewelbox housed in a slip case featuring extensive liner notes.

One can not forget the dizzying success of Daniela Simmons' career after winning the second place at the Concours Eurovision de la Chanson in Bergen with the song "Pas pour moi". With this song, she succeeded in lightning fast in the European charts and ascend. Not only did she interpret this song in five languages, but she also appeared on the world's biggest stages, including Australia, where she contributed to the country's 200th anniversary celebrations.

One can not forget the dizzying success of Daniela Simmons' career after winning the second place at the Concours Eurovision de la Chanson in Bergen with the song "Pas pour moi". With this song, she succeeded in lightning fast in the European charts and ascend. Not only did she interpret this song in five languages, but she also appeared on the world's biggest stages, including Australia, where she contributed to the country's 200th anniversary celebrations.