Ketelbey/ Capova/ Slovak Philharmonic Male Choru - Bells AcroSS the MeadowsAlbert Ketlbey was an excellent pianist, touring Britain and honing his craft as an expert tunesmith as musical director of London's Vaudeville Theatre. Hugely popular in it's day, the delightful miniature In a Monastery Garden placed Ketlbey at the forefront of British Light Music composers. From the unashamedly sentimental Bells Across the Meadows to the impressive Suite Romantique and the famous In a Persian Market, Ketlbey's music takes us back to

This CD presents life in the jungle - lions

The two concertos in the album mean quite differently to me

Formed by Atlantic Records' head of A&R Jesse Stone in 1954

was perhaps the greatest trovadore of the 20th Century

The album combines upbeat and pensive pieces

- Humungusfungusamoungus - Millennium Edition LP is the next chapter of the spectacular series of reissue's BEER CITY SKATEBOARDS AND RECORDS is putting out for this band of hardcore legends

and along with bassist Michael Formanek & drummer Eric Kennedy

The LP art was re-printed at the original printing plant

The Juan Maclean returns to DFA with a new 12" - last June's electro-disco "What Do You Feel Free About

transporting the listener to the title's domain

He has twice been nominated for Grammy awards

who performs an enigmatic piece for tenor and vihuela