Johnnie & Jack - Johnnie & Jack Collection 1945-62Country duo Johnnie & Jack were Johnnie Wright and Jack Anglin, singers, songwriters and guitarists who had been performing together for several years, interrupted by war service, since the late 1930s when they made their first records in 1945. They came together because Johnnie Wright was married to Kitty Wells, and Jack married Wright's sister. They combined typical southern harmonies with songs on familiar themes of love gone wrong, sometimes

and for those revisiting his work from those times

Joseph Eybler

a figure whose life in itself forms a bridge between both worlds: Korean composer Isang Yun is one of the very few people acknowledged on both sides

starting with their biggest hits as The Robins and continuing through as The Coasters to 1961

and although they did not have an illustrious chart career

St John's Smith Square in London

The Animals - "Animalization" The Animals' fourth U

and features all those sixty hits

a female country session guitarist

with many future bebop stars passing through his ranks as he had a number of R&B hits on the National label before he disbanded his orchestra and became a solo singer - this earlier era is covered in our existing Acrobat release "Billy Eckstine - Jukebox Hits" (ACMCD4019)

Haydn composed the Trios heard here in 1789

Other highlights include the Hollywood Chicks' dance craze disc 'Tossin' A Ice Cube' (sic)