Jimmy & Johnny - Can't Find The Door Knob: Selected Singles 1954-1961Jimmy Lee Fautheree and Johnny Mathis (no, not THAT Johnny Mathis) may not have been blood relatives but they harmonised like true siblings such as Don and Phil Everly, Ira and Charlie Louvin and Bill and Charlie Monroe were. Their terrific and immediately recognisable hillbilly harmonies were a boon to country music for almost a decade, and their legacy pervades even though they didn't actually make that many records together. This new Jasmine

explores the Latin side of jazz

a brooding instrumental which was banned by some radio stations for fear it would incite gang violence

because it was a big journey through all of these worlds I needed to explore in order to touch base with the most important things in my life

this box set of fan favorite singles have all been remastered by world-renowned ELP mastering engineer Andy Pearce

We find this musical expression on Canciones

Machines from late '70s and early '80s (just to mention some: Rhodes MKV

1 takes the most popular world-wide hits of the pop music genre spanning several decades and delivers spot on acapella versions that are completely true to the original versions in feeling

such composers also had to provide music tailored for specific and sometimes unexpected events

Viel Larm Um Nichts

sei nicht bös« on the same high musical level as Die Csárdásfürstin - celebrated it's Munich premiere in 1918 at the Gärtnerplatztheater and during subsequent years scored triumphs around the world

real estate agent gets a new lease on life when she learns that her new client

Crebassa's part is a wordless vocalise and the work is recorded here in a version for voice and piano