Santo & Johnny - Dance Dance DanceOne of the most popular instrumental duos of the 50's and 60's, Santo & Johnny achieved worldwide fame when their catchy instrumental ditty "Sleepwalk" rose to #1 on the pop charts. Their unique steel guitar sound remains as popular today as when they first hit the charts in 1959. The rare classic album presented here was originally released in 1974 and features instrumental versions of hits by a varied selection of writers including Paul McCartney,

before doing his first recordings for Bluebird in 1937 in Chicago

He studied at the Milan Conservatory

musicologist and teacher

"I would listen to it all day

The complete album has been newly remastered by Phil Kinrade at Alchemy Mastering at AIR (overseen by The Primitives' Paul Court)

' and new sensation Molly Tuttle on the poignant gem of the album

" Paley's work is cool

" Despite the album's challenging themes

Bridge's Heart's Ease

" Soprano Réka Kristóf

Moving from the baroque phrasing of Pietro Migali

From electro pop to dark elektro