Raye

The Best of Collin Raye contains all of the contemporary country singer's biggest hits and best-known songs – including "Every Second", "That Was a River", "Little Rock", "One Boy, One Girl", "Not That Different", and the number one singles "Love, Me", "In This Life", and "My Kind of Girl" – making it an excellent introduction to the popular vocalist.

The fifth L'Ensemble Rayé CD features music written for the Movers dance production Vis-à-Vis, which premiered in Zurich during March 2001. The group's signature sound – light folk-jazz-flavored instrumentals with appealing melodicism, crisp and inventive arrangements, and just enough intriguing sonic embellishments to provide an avant-garde edge – remains intact from previous releases. Two newcomers have joined the band: Yann Altermath on alto sax and alto horn and Julien Baillod on guitar and bass. Baillod had a guest spot on the second L'Ensemble Rayé release, but is now a full-fledged member of the band and second only to clarinetist Pierre Kaufmann in composing credits for Vis-à-Vis Movers Dance Company's tunes.

There is very little information about the singer herself. She is an American, this is her debut album, received very warmly, most likely due to the active participation of Lynne. She recorded her second disc 'Restless Nights' only in 2002. In 2003: her single 'Holding All My Love For You' was included in the soundtrack of the film "Open Space" with K. Kestner. In 2008, the album 'Dominoes' was released, sustained in a light pop-jazz spirit.

22 tracks from 1970–1975 including 6 Top 40 hits and 5 Top 20 hits.

Bruno a neuf ans lorsque son père, un officier nazi se voit confier le commandement d'un camp de concentration d'Auschwitz. Le petit garçon n'apprécie guère de devoir quitter la belle et grande maison de Berlin pour se retrouver dans une maison isolée et triste…