Easy Riders

The legendary 101 Strings Orchestra present a set in conjunction with Dynamic Percussion, exploring the "Visual Stereo" soundstage!

Conductor and orchestra leader George Melachrino charted his only non-seasonal Top 40 long-player with 1958's Old West-themed Under Western Skies. According to the original album jacket notes, one primary inspiration for this dozen-song collection was the proliferation of cowboy programs or as they were concurrently referred to, "horse operas" that had all but taken over the then-burgeoning medium of television. Melachrino's sonic animation is stunning throughout, as he brings to life traditional folk and country & western numbers, along with some of his own pieces. Unlike the popular "space-age bachelor pad" and the aural exotica of Enoch Light and Martin Denny, Melachrino's interpretations are prudently and comparatively conservative.

Music Brokers is a broker and former record label founded in 1997 in Argentina from MB Entertainment Business Group. It started in Argentina and expanded opening offices in Brazil.

The early Sixties and the years leading up to them was the era of the instrumental and the numbers on offer were as different as the instruments they each showcased. This superb 3 disc compilation features guitar-based rock from the Shadows, rhythm and blues from Booker T. & the M.G.s, the drum-led adventures of Sandy Nelson and the clarinet-led jazz of Acker Bilk …and that's only the first four tracks!

There is a strong argument for calling country music 'white man's blues', but that denies the fact that so many of the best country records were made by females. One of the most famous country songs after all is Stand By Your Man, but don't be misled by the title. These were largely tough, feisty females making their way in a man's world. Decades before the Spice Girls, there was girl power in country music!

Charles "Cow Cow" Davenport is one of those seldom remembered names in the annals of early blues history. But a little investigation will unearth the salient fact that he played an important part in developing one of the most enduring strains of the music; yes, "Cow Cow" Davenport was one hell of a boogie-woogie piano player. Davenport worked on numerous vaudeville tours on the TOBA circuit in the '20s and early '30s, usually in the company of vocalist Dora Carr. While he's principally noted as the composer of his signature tune, "The Cow Cow Boogie," which would be revived by jazz band vocalist Ella Mae Morse during the boogie-woogie craze of the early '40s, he also claimed to have written Louis Armstrong's "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You," selling the tune outright and receiving no royalties or composer credits. He recorded for a variety of labels from 1929 to 1946, eventually settling in Cleveland, Ohio, where he died in 1955 of hardening of the arteries.

Duplicated from (Silver Angel Records Ibiza Beats "Ibiza Beats Vol. 12 (Sunset Chill & Beach Lounge)")

Above the album worked the 'Baker Street - 100 Classics from the 70's ', and his release took place on 2021. The album has got songs with a total duration of more than an hour. A compilation is a compilation of original music.